The man has pseudo-friends who constantly criticize his actions. They moralize him, "teach" him and advise him to make a significant change in his life, because the way he is and what he does is not what they say it should be. They may find his life lame or immoral. They hold themselves up as role models. The man replies that he will make his own choices and decisions and he does not agree to unconditionally make himself under the influence of questionable quality advice. He justifies this by saying that there is always someone for whom he will be important, no matter what he does and no matter what he is. Although it is not said directly, I read it as meaning that he will always be important to himself in every way and he will always have his own support.
"Everyone is different and maybe that's a good thing, but you exceeded that mark 1000 times" - I remember very well how sad the words I once heard (from my peers and it was in negative context) at school made me feel.
îáéè îìîòìä, òì à åøåú ùì òéø
îæää áãéå÷ à ú äçìåï
éåøã à ì äöåîú, åäáäåá ëúåÃ
îùç÷ òà ëúåáú ùì îìåï
äúçìåú äï úîéã âà ñåó
ùì ú÷åôä òåáøú, ùà éúê ðùà øú
òåã ù÷éòä, òåã æøéçä
òåã ëà á ùééùà ø à éúê
à ää.
çåìó îåì äáéú, ùäùà øúé áå
à ú éîé, ìéìåúé, à åúé
åìà åøê äãøê, ìááåú ùáåøéÃ
åáãéãåú ùúéùà ø à éúé
äúçìåú äï úîéã âà ñåó
ùì ú÷åôä òåáøú, ùà éúê ðùà øú
òåã ù÷éòä, òåã æøéçä
òåã ëà á ùééùà ø à éúê
à ää.
îæää áãéå÷ à ú äçìåï
éåøã à ì äöåîú, åäáäåá ëúåÃ
îùç÷ òà ëúåáú ùì îìåï
äúçìåú äï úîéã âà ñåó
ùì ú÷åôä òåáøú, ùà éúê ðùà øú
òåã ù÷éòä, òåã æøéçä
òåã ëà á ùééùà ø à éúê
à ää.
çåìó îåì äáéú, ùäùà øúé áå
à ú éîé, ìéìåúé, à åúé
åìà åøê äãøê, ìááåú ùáåøéÃ
åáãéãåú ùúéùà ø à éúé
äúçìåú äï úîéã âà ñåó
ùì ú÷åôä òåáøú, ùà éúê ðùà øú
òåã ù÷éòä, òåã æøéçä
òåã ëà á ùééùà ø à éúê
à ää.
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