An Antagonist on Madness

       "Everyone, everyone has a little bit of crazy in them. Some aspects of it are considered worse than others. Sacrifice some to save many, breaking down the government to rebuild a utopia. These are the kinds of things that don't fit into most people's perfect little box of what's acceptable in society.
      "Some of us don't have that box. We were born without restrictions. We let our crazy loose and let it shape our world. Most people look the other way, so as not to upset their fragile hold on the importance of that little box. They see our freedom and our creativity and our intellect that isn't bogged down in what others preach is okay and say we are geniuses, but a little weird or quirky. they desperately try to justify how we are, without admitting that we are who we are because, unlike them, we don't try to justify ourselves.
     "And then, when their heads cannot turn away anymore, or they get tired of trying to fit us in their perfect little world, they condemn us, labeling us again, but this time with their stigmas like "insane" and "demented". They just don't understand their foolishness.They describe us the same way, just once with smiles and once with fangs. Truth be told, genius is just madness that's appreciated."