Goaltending. A term used in basketball when a player blocks a ball that should be a normal shot but the ball is blocked before it has a chance to drop in the bucket. Now this is clearly a metaphor for those who know who I'm talking to. I am talking to you cockblocker.
Hey I aint mat ya, you do you booboo, because I'm gonna do me. Look, if you feel the need to protect you're woman, girl, bitch you met that night; more power to you. However, it shows your insecurities. Me personally I am secure in my ability to keep a woman happy/satisfied so that I don't feel the need to check boys who feel they have the gusto to take a woman I BELLIEVE is mine. Not mine in the since of chattel, but mine in the since, I know any female I'm with is down for me, so I have no inclination to cockblock anyone because I my game is strong. Not in a cocky way, but in a way that I am a genuine person and game recognize game.
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Sunday, October 30, 2016
Sunday, October 23, 2016
PERCEPTION
"You two are crazy".
"How do you mean"?
"What do you mean how do I mean"? "I saw what just happened".
"You are entitled to your opinion, however perhaps we saw it differently".
That was a fictitious conversation, BUT a conversation none the less. Can we talk about the word crazy for a second? That was a rhetorical question. Crazy can be defined as, "Insane; mentally unbalanced. 2 Excessively emotional or disturbed as with rage. 3 Impractical and/or illogical". Well let me tell you something, unless you are clinically certified, I would refrain from using that word. It is far too subjective a word to throw around all willy nilly. So and so is ugly, so and so is dumb, or fat. These all happen to be adjectives for a reason. They are simply words we like to use to put somebody in a box to tickle our own fancy. And that's fine.... IF you keep it to yourself. Once you pronounce it and put it out into the world, you have now put a label on someone that they may or may not deserve. It is subjugation without hard evidence, that are accompanied by repercussions.
Now, that being said, I don't really give a fuck what you think about me or anyone else. Like I said you are entitled to your own opinion. If you think I'm crazy then you should sit and have a conversation with me and I bet I change your mind. I live in the margin, a place that is hard for people to comprehend. People are taught to write within the margins of a page. I prefer to scribble all over the page. I walk the line. So when you judge my actions, don't judge them at face value, stop and think about what I may or may not have done that lead you to label me as crazy. The box you are thinking in, I live right outside of. So we are neighbors in a sense. I CHOOSE not to call people fat, ugly, dumb, etc. Those are ugly words, and so is crazy. But I digress, if you feel strong enough in your conviction to call me crazy... all I can say is, I aint mad atchya.
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"How do you mean"?
"What do you mean how do I mean"? "I saw what just happened".
"You are entitled to your opinion, however perhaps we saw it differently".
That was a fictitious conversation, BUT a conversation none the less. Can we talk about the word crazy for a second? That was a rhetorical question. Crazy can be defined as, "Insane; mentally unbalanced. 2 Excessively emotional or disturbed as with rage. 3 Impractical and/or illogical". Well let me tell you something, unless you are clinically certified, I would refrain from using that word. It is far too subjective a word to throw around all willy nilly. So and so is ugly, so and so is dumb, or fat. These all happen to be adjectives for a reason. They are simply words we like to use to put somebody in a box to tickle our own fancy. And that's fine.... IF you keep it to yourself. Once you pronounce it and put it out into the world, you have now put a label on someone that they may or may not deserve. It is subjugation without hard evidence, that are accompanied by repercussions.
Now, that being said, I don't really give a fuck what you think about me or anyone else. Like I said you are entitled to your own opinion. If you think I'm crazy then you should sit and have a conversation with me and I bet I change your mind. I live in the margin, a place that is hard for people to comprehend. People are taught to write within the margins of a page. I prefer to scribble all over the page. I walk the line. So when you judge my actions, don't judge them at face value, stop and think about what I may or may not have done that lead you to label me as crazy. The box you are thinking in, I live right outside of. So we are neighbors in a sense. I CHOOSE not to call people fat, ugly, dumb, etc. Those are ugly words, and so is crazy. But I digress, if you feel strong enough in your conviction to call me crazy... all I can say is, I aint mad atchya.
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