Things I don't understand...
1) When I say "I don't believe in marriage," why do people hear "I'm against marriage?"
I take no stance on it, and couldn't care less if people get married or not. I think it's an antiquated notion, and have no desire to be "married" in the eyes of the law. It's just a title and has little meaning nowadays.
"I don't believe" is significantly different than "I'm against." This applies to religion as well.
2) Why do people bitch about the price of cigarettes? If they're too expensive, quit smoking. You know it's bad for you, you know it's bad for your wallet, so quit. Not one person is forcing you to smoke, so if you don't want to pay $10 a pack, then don't smoke.
3) Ass hair. Why haven't we evolved out of having hair there? It serves no damn purpose.
4) Why don't people understand that I hate their music as much as they hate mine? They assume that I must like their music, because it's popular, and since mine isn't popular, it must inherently be "bad." But when I explain that I don't like their music, they look at me all confused and say "But it's good." I then explain to them that I like my music, and dislike their music, and they again look all confused and say "but your music isn't good. My music is popular. That means it must be good." Then I punch them in the throat out of frustration and laugh. Well, not the last part. But that's what I feel like doing.
5) Why is necessary for porn guys to have unaturally large dicks? The VAST majority of pornography is marketed towards men, so why would it matter? Do guys who watch porn have a homosexual streak them that requires a mammoth cock? I don't get it.
6) Why do people act like marriage is synonomous with monogamy? Married people are just as likely to cheat as people in an unhappy committed relationship. Having a piece of paper that says "you're married" doesn't stop people from being unfaithful. It may imply monogamy, but so does calling someone your boy/girlfriend.
Uhhhhh,
J.R.
1) When I say "I don't believe in marriage," why do people hear "I'm against marriage?"
I take no stance on it, and couldn't care less if people get married or not. I think it's an antiquated notion, and have no desire to be "married" in the eyes of the law. It's just a title and has little meaning nowadays.
"I don't believe" is significantly different than "I'm against." This applies to religion as well.
2) Why do people bitch about the price of cigarettes? If they're too expensive, quit smoking. You know it's bad for you, you know it's bad for your wallet, so quit. Not one person is forcing you to smoke, so if you don't want to pay $10 a pack, then don't smoke.
3) Ass hair. Why haven't we evolved out of having hair there? It serves no damn purpose.
4) Why don't people understand that I hate their music as much as they hate mine? They assume that I must like their music, because it's popular, and since mine isn't popular, it must inherently be "bad." But when I explain that I don't like their music, they look at me all confused and say "But it's good." I then explain to them that I like my music, and dislike their music, and they again look all confused and say "but your music isn't good. My music is popular. That means it must be good." Then I punch them in the throat out of frustration and laugh. Well, not the last part. But that's what I feel like doing.
5) Why is necessary for porn guys to have unaturally large dicks? The VAST majority of pornography is marketed towards men, so why would it matter? Do guys who watch porn have a homosexual streak them that requires a mammoth cock? I don't get it.
6) Why do people act like marriage is synonomous with monogamy? Married people are just as likely to cheat as people in an unhappy committed relationship. Having a piece of paper that says "you're married" doesn't stop people from being unfaithful. It may imply monogamy, but so does calling someone your boy/girlfriend.
Uhhhhh,
J.R.
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ps. thank you. i didn't think people still looked at my set. especially since being archived.