there is an x and a y, and i am x and you are y and x~y, as in, x is similar to y, save a few flaws and a few mood swings and few mixes and matches and a few drinks and a few open wounds and few tales, and as everyone knows, dead men tell no tales, and we are equally so so alive.

but you see, this is x, and this, this is (y), trapped inbetween brackets, an awkward method of the order of operations meant to preserve and protect certain equations from harm, but really this is a trick and a trap because y will remain there, unable to grow, or develop, divide add subtract, join the rest of the variables and numbers in that mix of algebra two, because y is idle, stuck in this situation. and x, x is able to blend and move and make new numbers with a’s and b’s.

therefore, x’s situation>y’s situation, always.