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 Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:04 pm
Today is a perfect example on why I dislike my mother.
She is intelligent, in shape, has style, taste, a nice vocabulary, poetic.
And immature, ill-mannered, a feminist, non-respectful...
The list goes on, anyone can name cons about people.
and anyone can name qualities that aren't necessarily the person (The first thing most people will tell about another person is that their funny, smart and nice. Which is pratically everyone)
Not only does my mother use profanity. But she has trouble being grateful and controlling her anger and sleeping.
She's really immature with her: It's like a three-ring circus in here.
And her: Duh.... Hello! Wake up. I just filled it you ******** idiot.
Oh yes, she's said such a thing. She's even been violent to me (I'm the most rebellious and sarcastic to her). Not anymore, ever since I kicked her, she hasn't laid a finger on me, but she has threatened me in personal ways.
And if anyone names her as a child-abuser. I don't give a hoot because I already know and if I did call the police, how much would my world be more complicated? Needless if I may add. One hate I hate is people who assume your life based on a few facts.
She can be very intelligent and observive, but other times. She's a dope.
"Joshua, you idiot. I just filled it. Of course it should work"
To prove my point, I too insulted my brother.
"Yeah, you d**k-squat. She filled it. God you're stupid"
I never meant such insults, but I said them to experiment, he doesn't take them seriously either.
And then my mother said the most audacious thing ever: "Stop it Michael, you're doing it on purpose"
Did I hear you right? On purpose?
My point is made. I don't think anyone can't disagree about this.
Too bad Women's Day is on Wednesday. Happy Women's day for the rest of you.
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:28 pm
Yeah, last post. I wanted to post this last thing before I leave because now that I'm back at school. I have no more computer at my mother's house. So I'll be here only during lunch. There's a hint of where I am.
I hope some are actually reading. I know a few are. I for one am trying to take the time to read and so should you.
Lol, no obligation, no lecture from me. I guess this is my way of letting it all out like most of you, or teach you something. Unless you've heard this all before and I am just repeating things you've learned on your own. If all you did, I'd be broken, because I am really behind. I guess this is a test to see who is reading and who is not. Hehe, interesting tactic.
Anyways, I've learned a little earlier that I can really make people twist into my way of thinking, or at least change routes of their opinion. I had a long nice text or chat with someone in this guild. But I won't post it because A. It's private. B. I don't think she'd enjoy it if everyone read.
Instead I'll invent one:
"God, I think Catherine is such a b***h. God, she's a dork"
- So that means you're a b***h too?
- What!? No! Why would you think that?
- Weren't you friends with her?
- Yeah, thankfully I'm not.
- So she was a waste of your time and you feel saved to be a friend of her no more
- No, but... I just think she's a b***h
- She's a total b***h? Everything she enjoys, likes, is, and becomes is bitchy?
- Exactly.
- If you were friends of her, that means you had things in common or you enjoyed certain things of her's or of her. Doesn't that make you a b***h too?
- ... - Long pause - God, shut up. Stop trying to act so smart. You did your grade twice. You're just as dumb.
I had made two points here: 1. I made sense and what I said is true or until she can find a reason that will contredict and justify her reason of thinking she is a b***h, it will remain true until she finds one.
Lol, Catherine is now good friends with me (the closest anyone can be, I don't make true friends unless they are essential to me, that way I won't have drama like true friends do and I won't demote the other "friends" from this friend.
So none of them are really my friends, just a tool. Hahaha, that's really cruel of me. But I have no intention of changing it. Nor shall they know. Let's not forget that the internet is an exception... or is it? I guess the tool I define you as is entertainement and audience.
Nah, I've opened up to you than the 20 therapist's that say they cannot help me. Some may find that depressing, but I find it complimenting and another reason to live on. I like to get my thoughts around. I'd be really hurt if anyone has found all this out before me. Or at least revealed to a public before I had a chance. How selfish of me, lol!
Y'know, I forgot my other point. But it just goes to show, how much pride people have. They rather humiliate themselves by insulting me than rather admit what they have done or said wrong. She doesn't insult Catherine anymore and she also dodges me because she thinks I can read her mind based on what little things she's told me (Not included in this post)
I guess that's it. If that person who I had an intense conversation with wouldn't mind that I post it here. Come forward or p.m me. I can even replace all the msn nickname of her's if she wants to.
I will also need permission from the owner n_n;
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:34 pm
Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
heart "This is badgering in my book. This 40-year old is highly immature and dis-respectful. You should come straight forward with him and tell him that what he's doing is demoting his status in your mind and the public that spectates his actions of ridiculisation to a child. You are no child, but in terms of minor and major, you are. You should also tell him that badgering a 14-year old on a subject that is controversal is immediately sexist of you (sexist in the defintion of Homosexuals, Heterosexual and Bisexual as well as Transexual) These jokes of sexism can be retrieved all the way to the higher authorities who will find a punishement suitabe to your idiocy that doesn't cease to amaze you nor has reached a higher extent in the ranks of true stupidity. Congratulations sir... -Morgan." How's that? I don't think there is a law for such bullying, but you can try xD
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:39 pm
Angel_Fantasy Umm...yeah. Sorry I haven't posted here till now. I seriously don't know what's wrong with me. Heh. Okay. First pondering here.
Why is it that some people don't realize things even though they've been through the experience? But yet, others who have not been through what they have can think through the situation and its results, reaching a conclusion? Perhaps I'm not making myself clear. Let me give an example.
How can some gamblers lose millions and millions of money, forcing their family to suffer with them, selling their house and limiting their amount of money usage and still not realize that they should quit gambling? And yet, others without family members who gamble realize the consequences of being addicted to gambling? Worst yet, how can some gamblers think that they've done nothing wrong at all, even after they've have had to sell their house twice to pay off their debts?
Yes, this is related to me in real life. My uncle was the gambler I had mentioned. He believes that gambling is an entertainment. The money he lost, his family should pay because they owe it to him. His children and wife owe it to him after all the years he has taken care of them. Sold two houses. Put my aunt and cousin on medicine. Hits my other cousin. Now, my aunt is finally giving in to reason and getting a divorce. Still, he thinks there's no wrong in what he has done. He even tried to start an argument with my aunt when the moving guys helped move furniture out. To make her look bad. And to make sure that she didn't get more of the furniture and stuff than she should.
What are these people thinking? How can they see no wrong in this?
Edit: Thanks, Xeroxer, for making this thread. ^__^ I feel a bit better now that it's out. No problem heart Didn't think it would attract many people. But I still hope this goes for a long time. whee I'm deeply sorry about your family problems. I can't relate to it, but I can find certain points of similarities. I think your uncle is just a blind and ignorant to the consequences that are growing with every roll or swing. There's not much to say since I think that's a bulls-eye resume of his current addiction. I would suggest help. But, I'm not like most people and I know you know the evident
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:41 pm
(not all feminists are bad, feminist fundamentalist-likes are what you should be running away from D: )
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:44 pm
Sorry, I have another thought seaming through...
Does anyone else think that trust is too easy to lose, but incredibly hard to regain or even gain for the first time.
I violated my father's trust by going on his precious laptop when I was not permitted to. I didn't think it was that big.
But he's less trustful to me. I guess I was being ignorant by thinking itn was nothing horrible.
Why? Why is it so difficult to regain another's trust. We don't even know what help it does to us 'till we realize that everything changes when no trust is committed amongst two friends.
The way they are to you changes. But I wonder, were they like this when they didn't trust you, or are they like this after they feel that you can no longer be trusted?
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:45 pm
Kimiko-ue (not all feminists are bad, feminist fundamentalist-likes are what you should be running away from D: )
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After a divorce that this hideous marriage my mother is cornered in (Don't ask why she won't divorce, it gets complicated and long to type) She seems to dislike all men and puts our intelligence to the simplest form. sweatdrop I meant no way to insult any feminists, just my mother.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 12:32 pm
Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
heart
1. I'm not Christian
2. I don't like porn
3. I don't play sports
4. I get along with girls better than he does
5. I don't have a girlfriend
6. I can sometimes sound gay when I talk
Damn, I hate homophobes. stressed
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:20 pm
Xeroxer Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
heart "This is badgering in my book. This 40-year old is highly immature and dis-respectful. You should come straight forward with him and tell him that what he's doing is demoting his status in your mind and the public that spectates his actions of ridiculisation to a child. You are no child, but in terms of minor and major, you are. You should also tell him that badgering a 14-year old on a subject that is controversal is immediately sexist of you (sexist in the defintion of Homosexuals, Heterosexual and Bisexual as well as Transexual) These jokes of sexism can be retrieved all the way to the higher authorities who will find a punishement suitabe to your idiocy that doesn't cease to amaze you nor has reached a higher extent in the ranks of true stupidity. Congratulations sir... -Morgan." How's that? I don't think there is a law for such bullying, but you can try xD Hahaha, thanks. whee
Thing is, I haven't seen my friend or his father for about 6 months, now. Which just shows how obsessive he is.
Maybe I should write him a letter.
wink heart heart
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:22 pm
Blasphemize Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
heart
1. I'm not Christian
2. I don't like porn
3. I don't play sports
4. I get along with girls better than he does
5. I don't have a girlfriend
6. I can sometimes sound gay when I talk
Damn, I hate homophobes. stressed I must be gay too. Except I play a little sports.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:26 pm
Xeroxer Blasphemize Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
heart
1. I'm not Christian
2. I don't like porn
3. I don't play sports
4. I get along with girls better than he does
5. I don't have a girlfriend
6. I can sometimes sound gay when I talk
Damn, I hate homophobes. stressed I must be gay too. Except I play a little sports. Make me the third.
...
Although I like Volleyball!
crying heart heart
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:28 pm
Spamster Xeroxer Blasphemize Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
heart
1. I'm not Christian
2. I don't like porn
3. I don't play sports
4. I get along with girls better than he does
5. I don't have a girlfriend
6. I can sometimes sound gay when I talk
Damn, I hate homophobes. stressed I must be gay too. Except I play a little sports. Make me the third.
...
Although I like Volleyball!
crying heart heart Make me fourth, but I play Tennis. Though I am Christian.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:44 pm
Cujo Smurf Spamster Xeroxer Blasphemize Spamster A quick note on homophobia.
When I first came to High School, every seemed to think I was gay. They just thought I was, without ever talking directly to me, knowing anything about me, being a friend of any sort...they just assumed this. These types of things really piss me off. Why is it that one's sexual orientation has to directly corrolate to what they wear, or how they talk, or what they like to do? What I like to do in THE BEDROOM is totally different than what I'd do at a friend's house, or in school. Someone's sexual orientation doesn't make the person, it's the person who makes the sexual orientation. No one should be labelled something (and negatively, too) because of who they are, especially when you don't know them. The funniest thing is that I'm not even gay...except for Mozzy.
Another story: I went to a new school in grade 4, for the "gifted" program. I didn't know anyone there, and I made friends with everyone, over the five years that I was there. I'd like to think that I was a respectable student: I had lots of friends, I got good marks, I liked my teachers, my teachers liked me, I was President of Student Council, I was involved in many extra-curricular activities...I was (and am) proud of who I am. It just so happens that one of the friends that I had for five years had a homophobic father. Let's call my friend Bob. wink
I met Bob in grade 4, and I've been good friends with him ever since. He's funny, nice, not a follower, thinks for himself, intellectual, everything I'd look for in a friend. His father was my hockey coach. I played hockey up until two years ago, and I thought of this man to be a nice man, and we were friendly. I found out last year that this man, Mario, thinks that I'm gay. Okay, I understand. You think that, that's okay, but I'm not. Yet he continues to think this..."Morgan's lying...when will he come out, Bob?" He's even gone to far to ask my friends at school about me.
"So...is Morgan going out with anyone?"
"Yeah, he asked someone out, actually."
"Who is he?"
"...actually, I think it's a 'she.'"
"I highly doubt that!"
Why won't this man let it go? Every month, I find out that he's telling everyone that I'm gay. I used to think of this man as a family friend, but now he's an a*****e. Does a forty-something year old man have nothing better to do than spread rumours about a 14-year old boy whom he THINKS to be gay? How much more homophobic can someone get? What if I WAS gay? Is that wrong?
People can really piss me off, sometimes.
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1. I'm not Christian
2. I don't like porn
3. I don't play sports
4. I get along with girls better than he does
5. I don't have a girlfriend
6. I can sometimes sound gay when I talk
Damn, I hate homophobes. stressed I must be gay too. Except I play a little sports. Make me the third.
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Although I like Volleyball!
crying heart heart Make me fourth, but I play Tennis. Though I am Christian.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:56 pm
=___=" Who voted in the poll that they disagree with my theories and didn't bother posting about it sweatdrop
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