Why do I continually pour out emotions to people I barely know? I tend to make myself look like an ass more often than not. It is truly a sad habit of mine. I'd much rather pick up snorting cocaine out of a dead gorilla's ass than have this current flaw of mine. I must've been born with constant vulnerability; either that or I earned it from growing up under a single mother. No I am not pointing the finger, but if I would've had more than one set of balls in the immediate family, I might know what the fuck mine are for.
Hell I had to learn how to shave from my mother. I had to ask my friend's dad how the fuck you apply a cup into a jock strap. This is probably why I am not very threatening to anyone. I always have to ask my enemies what follows after they throw the first punch. However, it has been pointed out that my driver's license picture looks like a mug shot, or like I should be on death row for stabbing anyone who looked at me. This must mean I have potential to be a badass mutha' fucka'. So why can't I learn to seal up my emotional breakdowns?
For example, today I randomly threw a 'writing fit' to my teacher about a play I signed up to do for a semester long project. It wasn't his fault that I procrastinated everything but the thought process and the outline in my head. I only had to write about four pages about a topic that in retrospect is extremely interesting -- one I did substantial research on. I felt very forced through the entire process. It is unfortunate, because the teacher I sent the letter and play to is the most intelligent teacher I've had in my entire college career. So this means I look like the typical ass I am sometimes in front of someone I truly admire.
This makes me ponder back on other people's reactions to my mental state. How the hell do I have so many friends? I must do a good job persuading people to be my friends through humor. It sure as hell isn't when I verbally cry in emails to professors, or to friends, or to girls. That's another good point: girls. Why am I so terrible with them?
It's like I have a sign on my face that says: skinny creep with small dick, just say no. What the fuck, was there some DARE style course that revolved around teaching girls just to say no to Chuck? I'm a little tired of it. I'm not going to go on making a personal ad of myself in some conceited fashion on my silly little blogspot here. However, I just want an explanation. Perhaps I need to be more mean. I probably have to punch a dog when I walk into the room. That gets the message across loud and clear. Nobody likes a man who punches things without thinking twice about it. Those guys have all the luck.
So, note to self, work on emotional breakdowns, have a little fucking confidence, stay away from anything with feminine qualities, and start drinking more Jack. That'll loosen things up.
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2 comments:
i am already hooked.
and since you are new to the game, i will explain the rules of blogging (and by rules, i mean the ones lisa and i have concluded are CLEARLY universal understandings for blogging)
1)NEVER talk about fight club
2)erasing posts is generally frowned upon--despite how drunkin and crazy you may have been. HOWEVER, if a post by a fellow blogger is erased IT IS LIKE IT NEVER HAPPENED and one does not mention it again.
3)traditionally, only those who have a blog, and thus understand the craziness bound to take place on it, are allowed to read. of course you may make your own judgement, but you must never give away the address of a fellow blogger.
4)NOTHING is too crazy for a blog, and thus one is not allowed to become offended by comments they find on it.
and a final note--the drunker you are, the better your blog will be.
(clearly i am not drunk on mine nearly enough)
hungover tends to go nicely as well.
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA FOR BLOGGING!!!! welcome to the club, i hope you are happy to be a member.
stace*
Well, it won't be hard for me to give away the address of a fellow blogger since I only know Lisa's location. The one she placed conveniently for the twenty-eight thousand current students at the University of Colorado to browse. In conclusion, I will follow your blog laws and look forward to having a good ol' internet time with you kids.
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