Kill Your Billy

Billy Brown was known for his extensive knowledge. Billy was well aware of this fact, as was the entire town. Therefore, when a young child of merely seven years old dared to challenge him, he was caught off guard and found himself uncertain about his next course of action. He retreated into a shell of his former self, finding himself unable to navigate through the demands of everyday life. As a result, he died. This is the story of Mandy and Billy.

He had never been pushed so severely before, to the point where he became disoriented and clueless about even the most basic facts. He had enough knowledge to identify the young child, Mandy, as a potential threat, although it was significant enough to cause a commotion in his already troubled mind. Never having been challenged before, Billy curled up in the foetal position, knowing that step two was only a matter of time for him, he shuddered at the thought. Billy is a bully of the worst kind. You see, dear reader, Billy is in your mind. The hater, the doubter, and the instigator of all that contributes to your anxiety and nausea, as well as a host of other unpleasant emotions that stop you from doing things you would like to do.

Following being in the foetal position, Billy engaged in a repetitive rocking motion, an incessant back-and-forth movement. This rocking persisted alongside the continuous crying, which seemed to have no end in sight for him. The reason behind this unceasing weeping is the mistreatment Billy had endured. Which made it difficult for Billy to come to terms with his unfortunate circumstance.

A brave young woman, Mandy, dared to defy convention in her pursuit of the greater good, even if it meant killing someone. She possessed a combination of bravery, youthfulness, and naiveté. Her strategy is worth considering, as she possesses the authority to represent the entire human race. She was strong enough to overpower Billy because she didn’t know she couldn’t. She was too young to have those self-doubts and bad thoughts that cause negativity. She didn't allow Billy in. She was confident and strong. And everyone knows what happens to a bully when confronted with a confident and strong individual; the bully turns into a meek and mild child that's hiding inside that Bully, wanting to be loved.

Billy was always the one who struck first, so he could control the narrative and take over everyone’s emotions and thoughts. That way, he ensured that he was never challenged. However, things were changing as a diverse young girl took over. This shift was so significant that even Billy, for a fleeting moment, started to believe that Mandy was right: she needed to be challenged, but was Billy strong enough? Until Mandy shattered his life, he was prepared to use any of the necessary tactics in his bag of tricks.

---What is it about this guy that captures everyone's attention? May I ask about his name for you? Or maybe it's a her or a they? What is the reason for any of them to instruct others on what actions to take in their lives? I can't help but notice the look on your face as you read this as if I am talking nonsense. Do you not realize that this is how oppressors operate? They, (Billy, Maxine, George, or whatever you name them) will always approach situations from a standpoint of fear and power. It is crucial not to let anyone seize control of your mind and manipulate your thoughts. You are not a sheep. As a thinking human being, you possess the ability to contemplate and reason. So stand up to that bully in your head.

Everyone should be free to make their own choices without being dictated to about what they should or should not do by a bully in their head.---

Mandy blew the situation with Billy out of the water. She could have liked Billy and let him win, but she was a fighter.

Mandy is a young beauty with blonde hair, captivating blue eyes, and a round face adorned with high cheekbones. She exudes an air of unassuming innocence to the bystanders in a crowd. On the other hand, Mandy wasn't going to let Billy's will sway her. She found him neither terrifying nor attractive but rather someone to be ignored.

Billy, who had brown hair, chestnut-brown eyes, and a moustache, was slightly taller than Mandy. With his lengthy face and polished hands, he possessed the air of an educated soul rather than that of an ordinary John Q. public worker.

Finally, on one Saturday, they had the long-awaited opportunity to meet at the bustling outdoor market. From a long distance away, Mandy could see him. Mandy had done her homework; she was ready for him. Mandy walked into a crowd of people, and that's when Billy started on her.

"Billy, what do you want?"

"Mandy. It is always a delight." He stated. 

"Well, that may be, but whatever it is you are selling, I've no interest, and I'm not listening to you. So go away, would you." She asserted herself.

Mandy, I'm not here to sell anything. I came specifically for you this time." As he gazed into her eyes, a connection formed between them.

She asked, "What? What exactly do you mean?"

"Now it's your turn." He managed to captivate her, drawing her in with his charm and allure.

"I have no intention of leaving with you or allowing you to take me anywhere."

Knowing that she wouldn't go far before she'd be back, he let her walk away. After just an hour, she returned, fully prepared to allow Billy to think he was taking her life. But there are always two possibilities to consider: either she took her life or she killed Billy. She opted to kill Billy.

To Billy's surprise, Mandy was the person who was strong enough to stand before him, not as a little girl but now as a grown-up. With one swift and decisive move, she effortlessly took Billy out, leaving no room for any competition or fight. She didn't let him in. She cleared her head of all of those thoughts of negativity that were trying to root themselves in her brain.

Billy, completely caught off guard, had no clue what had just hit him. He consequently died.

From Mandy, we learn that if you kill Billy, all of your negative feelings—your anger, depression, and sadness—will disappear, and you can manage life better. You will have a positive life full of laughter and good times ahead of you.

Be a Mandy! Kill your Billy!