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TOUGH LOVE
So yeah. If anybody clicks back in time on my little thing next to my name that says blog, you’ll get what this is about.
It’s about you weirdos who don’t understand the concept of tough love. Actually…it’s about your morons who don’t get that I understand the concept of tough love.
I’m on my Starry Night…but I’ll show you scars and I listen to hard white.
I’m not gonna change…ever. So get a good look while you can, because it’s gonna be the same all the way through. Sorry you had to miss it.
Okay fuck formatting. Go ahead and get your old motherfucker on while you can…I know I’m warming hearts and shit being all naïve and everything. Keep in mind the internet isn’t real life.
So yeah…
I don’t know if you know who that handsome son of a bitch is, but he’s very famous now. He used to live in a trailer park and his mom used to slip him valiums in his Capn’ Crunch. Put THAT in your weed, motherfucker.
I don’t know who the fuck that is.
…….okay, you got me. I just don’t know how the fuck you spell his name.
Yeah…I got that shit off google. ¿Que vas a hacer? Nada. No hay ninugna persona en TL quien pudiera explicarme lo que estoy haciendo.
GET OFF MY DIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK
See here’s the thing. A lot of you people just have never gotten punched in the face. A lot of you probably went to high school, graduated, got into college, went to graduate school, got 19 degrees, and minored in art history or some shit. I’m seventeen. I speak fluent Spanish, I have two incurable diseases, I don’t play Starcraft, and I have a perspective on the world no one on this site has. So you can go ahead and annoy me…but I’m gonna keep going.
I know all your past selves. I know those girls who experiment with 9 million different chemicals and claim they've only been drunk a few times in their lives...I know that kid who never shuts his mouth and smokes too much weed...I know that kid who drinks himself stupid and doesn't act any different. I'm just sick of high school...and at the same time I don't understand why you older people would do anything other than encourage me. I talk a LOT of shit. But I can't tolerate people saying stupid shit about me. I just really don't have time for that. I learn by watching. So expect to be treated like shit if you say something stupid on my blog.
Tu quo que is a logical fallacy. I can live with hypocrisy. The younger generation should be encouraged. B. F. Skinner could teach dogs to play the piano with positive reinforcement. If you think a few comments on a blog entry are gonna mean anything to me, you've obviously never left the suburbs in your life...maybe not even the room you're sitting in right now.
If you're over the age of 18 and you have anything stupid to say about me, you should just be reading more closely.
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Hong Kong9145 Posts
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
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Osaka27089 Posts
On November 26 2011 16:48 VWSChe wrote: See here’s the thing. A lot of you people just have never gotten punched in the face. A lot of you probably went to high school, graduated, got into college, went to graduate school, got 19 degrees, and minored in art history or some shit. I’m seventeen. I speak fluent Spanish, I have two incurable diseases, I don’t play Starcraft, and I have a perspective on the world no one on this site has. So you can go ahead and annoy me…but I’m gonna keep going.
Somehow I doubt that.
You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake. You are the same decaying organic matter as everyone else, and we are all part of the same compost pile.
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Can anyone translate? All I can pick up is "Yo I'm vaguely aggressive".
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^ ...what? I'm talking about the post two above mine. Go ahead and doubt it. I do not care.
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Sorry, I tried reading all there but I don't get it, even this "blog".
Am I to gather that this is the effect of the daily medication? Well, if the doom and gloom is because of the condition try to look at the bright side no matter how tiny/futile it is.
I also have an incurable disease that I could die from. I've been to the hospital for more than a fair share of my life for the past 10 years. My condition has no cure and I just hope it doesn't flare up. I drink 12 tablets regularly but more if I am in a worse condition.
I used to have negative outlook in life, especially when I found out what I actually had (I was in college then). It's been 10 years since I found out. The early stages of my condition I was all gloomy, it affected my life, outlook and I didn't care for anyone I bumped into (although I'm not really the brawling type or one to get into fights). It just generally affected my relationship with my friends and family as I closed myself off.
Things sometimes looked up and during one span of time that it looked a hell of a lot better, it all came crashing down again for me. I was in a really bad slump and depressed. I also wanted to write my eulogy as I really thought the end was near. I'm 6ft tall and I just weighed 110lbs (50kgs).
Because of my condition, my girlfriend who I proposed to left me (she's married now just a year after she left me) and I lost my job and had no income for a year. (I have a supportive family so I believe I am really lucky and I am indebted to them)
Luckily for me, I had family and friends though who supported me and lifted my spirits. I found that at least having a positive outlook helped reduce the effects of my incurable condition. I may still die if I really severely flare up but at least the positive outlook I have helps me alleviate the stress my body could feel that could end up making my condition or flare up worse.
I don't know what condition you are in and I really don't know if and when things/the world will get better, but really just hang in there and try to keep your chin up. A positive outlook goes a long way, and I really can attest to it.
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Feels like I just read a post that was meant to be one of those pieces of proactive art that no one will ever get or understand.
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this reminds me of a post that isnt worth remembering
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Painfully pretentious, I challenge you to read this in five years and not cringe.
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On November 26 2011 17:13 17Sphynx17 wrote: Sorry, I tried reading all there but I don't get it, even this "blog".
Am I to gather that this is the effect of the daily medication? Well, if the doom and gloom is because of the condition try to look at the bright side no matter how tiny/futile it is.
I also have an incurable disease that I could die from. I've been to the hospital for more than a fair share of my life for the past 10 years. My condition has no cure and I just hope it doesn't flare up. I drink 12 tablets regularly but more if I am in a worse condition. Honestly I believe that going through stuff like that makes someone better. I know a girl who's constantly in hospital, can never give birth and her father had cancer when she was born. Yet she's probally one of the most inspiring/intresting/happy people I have ever met. Don't just be another drop in the ocean, try to be a star in the sky.
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On November 26 2011 18:21 Bswhunter wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2011 17:13 17Sphynx17 wrote: Sorry, I tried reading all there but I don't get it, even this "blog".
Am I to gather that this is the effect of the daily medication? Well, if the doom and gloom is because of the condition try to look at the bright side no matter how tiny/futile it is.
I also have an incurable disease that I could die from. I've been to the hospital for more than a fair share of my life for the past 10 years. My condition has no cure and I just hope it doesn't flare up. I drink 12 tablets regularly but more if I am in a worse condition. Honestly I believe that going through stuff like that makes someone better. I know a girl who's constantly in hospital, can never give birth and her father had cancer when she was born. Yet she's probally one of the most inspiring/intresting/happy people I have ever met. Don't just be another drop in the ocean, try to be a star in the sky.
I agree sir with what you said. I do admit also in my post that I once was doom and gloom. =) Now I am not.
I am really grateful for what I have in my life and for the experience I have encountered, be it good or bad.
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No joke, your internet shit talking is professional grade. Talking will only get you so far though, unless you say something verry intelligent.
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Hey man, people were only talking shit before because you just sound angry and aggressive without any real content. That gives them the opening to to find anything to rip on you about. Then you react to it, which only feeds more aggression and annoyance. I don't know you or your life. Everything you say about you is all that we could even claim to know, but even that could all be made up.
All I know is that you have spent the last two nights trying to say something, but it just comes out as muddled and angry. I wish we could understand you and even help if there was a way, but more and more it sounds like you are just trying to pick a fight and no one know why.
Oh, and btw, the skinny kid is Eminem.
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Damn.
It feels like the last one was the shark-jumping moment. It just seems... off this time. The magic's missing. I'm sorry, guy.
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Not reading any comments...a hater is a fan in disguise
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Can you write more about your troubled life pls? It's so inspiring. I also think you should start writing blogs in the form of a weekly diary. Share a bad ass story with us nerds every now and then. <3
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Uh, I'm confused. This seems incoherent and stupid. Are you, uh, angry that people posted understandably negative comments on your other weird and silly blogs? This whole blog seems like a very overblown, pretentious and cryptic way of saying "whateva, i'll do wha I want!"
sorry :-/ I'm not a fan in disguise either
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Well, it just now dawns on me that pretty much anything to do with this really is irrelevant. You are either after some form of attention or just passing the time.
GL.
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