The Irony

Life is like a revolving door, when you kick it, you're thrown out. Much to the surprise of my contemporaries.
A couple of my friends will not be sad to even see them go and others breathe a silent sigh of relief at the fact that they are in fact going and are counting down those very days. Most of all, people feel bad to those who are seemingly dragged in it due to association- shitty luck. Association really is key... huh, who knew?

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Just Sayin'

Hey all,

Need to vent:

Crash is going to piss off to Eastern Canada, waste my father’s hard earned money on some half-wit education in which will sink quickly down the drain when she gets hit over by an inevitable bus in some non-descript busy city while working the street corner as she came to realise that she needed to fund her disgustingly expensive education worth nothing as she is now dead. She will also be the other sister that we no longer talk to. 

Thanks,

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Dem Bitches

What is wrong with the people that we know?
Its a grey area I think. They want something from you, which prompts a fake positive response until they get what they want. That or they are plain out rude to you and that's when you must realize not to fraternize with the assholes and belittlers of society.

You talk to someone that you think looks nice out of some weird pressure which prompts people to make small talk- they want to be your friend.
Someone asks for a ride and in turn they make small talk with you- don't get too pumped that this person wants to be in your personal space, all they want is the ride and the fact that they have to suffer through it is a small price to pay for the insecurity of asking their parents or closer friends. Remember in Transformers, Megan Fox only accepted a ride from Sam because the alternative of walking deemed too taxing.Cuz I do.

It is rare to see something that changes my perspective of society when it is so often proved otherwise. It is nice when people do things for others just because they think that it is the right thing to do, love that. I'm that kind of optimistic person, that secretly believes that there are good people out there who put this facade of being a two timing, narcissistic asshole who has the self esteem of a pre-pubescent girl in the 8th grade and needs to wear his feeble mask to account for the fact that he is a decent guy and is too cowardly to admit such an "awful" thing.

I ask again, what the hell is wrong with society?
It all starts with the people.

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