#tthink

Am I the only person who gets incredibly irritated when their peers, loved ones..whatever, expect them to be complacent with whatever hardship they're going through?  Can we be for real for a second?  Oh wait, real is the newest oxymoron.  In that case can we be fake for a moment?  The hallmark card advice that people tend to give has to be the Christian Louboutins of straight up bullshit.  Please explain to me why you feel as though saying "everything happens for a reason," means that I should be okay with the fact that I feel as though my life has runaway like the fork and the spoon, getting ready to jump over the moon and never to return?  I get it, you don't know what I'm going through so how are you supposed to relate, but for Christ's sake please save me the generic "things will get better," line.  You know damn well you're not even sure of yourself as you say that.  Don't make those false pretenses.  We all know a promise is comfort to a fool and baby I ain't no fool.  If you don't know what to say, it would be more than nice of you to simply say that.  You can add the generics afterwards but take a different approach to the situation think about what it is you might like to hear; never give pity to those begging for hit like a homeless man waiting for spare change in a sketch subway station.  Those are the ones who get lost in whats going on.  They lose grip of reality and end up like Britney Spears..bald, shameful, and well pitiful (sorry Brit).  Any who I'm tired of being complacent.  I need to occupy this time.  Toodles!