#bably

using the Mode Method, the average name is:

Bably

She doesn’t expect to win, that much is as obvious to her as it is to everyone else, and he's  no exception. James Barnes is a career of scary proportions, a victor who lived on to train more victors and there was no chance when she met him in the arena she was making it out of there. But he was kind enough, knew more about the world than the usual kids who went in there, that while she lie there bleeding out and thinking about Clint a hand went through her hair a couple times.

It has become apparent to me today after reading pointless comments on a photo of Katy Perry, that people are overly critical of famous people. And not just that famous person, but of the artist that took the photo of that person, or the person ho edited that photo. Maybe it was multiple people.

Then I watch a video about Obama, and it basically was a 35 second video of tiny mistakes he has made. Like stammering, making a politically inaccurate joke, and other things that might happen to a normal person on a daily basis.

Pont is, I don't understand why these people are being so overly critical. Can't you just focus on the important things about these two completely different people? They're human. Not Jesus. People aren't fucking perfect. And you being judgmental, well that certainly isn't helping anything. You're not proving a point about whatever bull crap you're trying to say.... You're proving to everyone else that you're an imperfect asshole that should look in the mirror and decide if you really should be saying those things in the first place. It's partly about whether your statements are true, but to me it's mostly about if you're accepting that person for not only being human, but for being themselves.

These people are negatively influencing others, such as children, to believe that they have to be a perfect person, and can't be themselves.  Is that really what you want to put into peoples' heads? Because I'd like to know.

What kind of person thinks they have a place to tell someone who they can and can't be?

Maybe I'm being just as idiotic as many of these internet people, but I genuinely don't understand it all.

What it all comes down to in this conversation with myself is whether people want to be popular, or themselves.

I've struggled with this most of my life, and even though being myself isn't nearly as accepted to the people around me, I'd rather be that and infuriated by other people rather than just being another drone criticizing someone for doing something perfectly natural for human beings to do.