Can we talk? Nobody's here to talk to me. Blood is thicker than water. An obvious flaw in the phrase itself. Although literally it is, but metaphorically, it's wrong. Blood, referring to family ties or relatives like your cousins, it doesn't mean they'll always be there. They can hate you, backstab you, you may or may not know about it. They can scold you, just when you think it's out of concern, they really don't give a fuck how you actually feel.
In rich families, siblings fight, plot and scheme against each other just for wealth. In a poor family, siblings fight for food for themselves, do anything to break out of the poverty they are suffering even if it takes to turn their face against their family. In an average family, everyfuckingthing is superficial. Siblings care for their welfare only, caring for yours is secondary, all the time. Blood doesn't come in handy anymore does it? Some people might not support this because they rather be politcally correct in believing standard philosophies that are being set by people who might not even practise what they say.
I always believed in trusting nobody but myself. Not even my mother, my brother or my father. Nobody can be trusted. In one way or another they'll hurt you, they'll care for themselves a little more than you, they'll tell you they can never always be there for you, they have the option to give up on you. However, you know, that you are the only one who would never do anything like that to yourself.
I'll hate everyone under this roof, but I can never hate myself, likewise if they are reading this, it proves that blood is thicker than water is not a 100% fact. I dismiss blood. I only care and fend for myself. I love to be selfish, because I can protect myself this way. I'm sorry family members, you all are actually no better.