Inside Out

"A good leader doesn't ask people to do things they find utterly disgusting."

"Faith sometimes requires accepting things your senses find revolting."

"Music is lovely unless it's accompanied by people eating."

"Science proves that my disgust reactions are actually valid and important."

"Good art makes you feel something other than repulsed."

"Nature is nice until you remember about all the insects."

"Peace requires eliminating sources of disgust from your life."

"Freedom is the right to not participate in grossness."

"The truth is sometimes that things are just genuinely awful."

"Time moves faster when you're having fun and slower when things are unpleasant."

"Knowledge helps you identify disgusting things before you encounter them."

"Education refines your tastes so you know what's worth your time."

"Change is scary because new things are unknown and potentially gross."

"Courage is eating something you're not sure about for someone you care for."

"Hope is what keeps us going despite how many disgusting things exist."

"Family teaches you that love transcends disgust, unfortunately."

"True friends overlook your pickiness because they love you anyway."

"Success means never having to pretend to enjoy things you find vile."

"Happiness is a freshly cleaned room with good company."

"When you love someone, their gross habits become slightly more tolerable."

"Life's too short to spend it around people who don't appreciate standards."

"Ew, get that away from me!"

"Solitude gives you time away from things that irritate you."

"Relationships require people who respect your boundaries."

"Inspiration should uplift, not involve anything unsettling."

"Motivation comes from avoiding something worse."

"War is the most disgusting thing humans can do to each other."

"Politics is basically professional disgust, and I'm qualified to judge."

"Literature can be wonderful if it doesn't describe anything too revolting."

"Philosophy asks hard questions, but some answers are just gross."