I completely respect that lady. Fur is disgusting.
This picture in general fucks me off.
This just furthers my assumption that all models are snobby cunts. Look at the revolting expression on that lanky bitch’s face! Eugh. Who just casually pushes someone off a platform like that? Come on now.
I totally understand that you guys think fur is disgusting, and that’s whatever. You’re fine to think that. But how is it this models fault? She’s just trying to do her job. And by the looks of it the men to the right are doing more damage than the models pansy little push.
Oh come on, look at the expression on her face, she’s LOVING that this happened during her walk, and she’s LOVING brushing that chick to the side as if she’s trash. No-one’s saying it’s her fault but show some compassion, or at the very least some class.
It really helps to have time to yourself! Sleep, take a bubble bath while reading an enlightening book, sing alone and not have to worry about anyone hearing you crack your voice, workout/dance to RIDICULOUS music. You time, you can basically bring your world to life. However, I should be practicing the art of talking to people and now I’m just doing the exact opposite….mmm I hope I don’t mess up my chances of making friends on the first day of school… I used to be so calm at that kind of situation, but after a couple of days, I forgot how to socialize! *MMMMMHHHHHRRRRR* T~T However, having “You time” really helps brings the creativity out. You can express everything that’s on your mind without holding back! You can also get inspired to do something! Who knows? Maybe you might find your calling. “Me time” for me is actually staying alone, talking to myself alot and dancing randomly, but uh…HEY! I got a bunch of things accomplished in my mind! I updated the little world I have in my head. (It was stuck in the 60’s and needed to be modernized)
Aug 27
3 days alone by myself.
Aug 24
I wanna watch this! My TV just HAD to be broken. **MUST FIX BEFORE SHOW STARTS**
Why is it ok to talk back to your parents when your friend is there? I don’t know. I did it once, and now that I think about it, it was stupid of me. I think it’s just easier in the long run to just argue with a point. Although it’s easy for me to say that, it’s not easy for me to do it. I talk back to my parents all the time. This week, my challenge is not to talk back to my whole family. It’ll be hard though, because my family has faults, too. They make me feel stupid which in return I fight back. Also, when I do do something right, they treat me like a dog and say “Good girl, you finally learned you’re lesson”. I don’t want those kind of patronizing gold stars, I want a simple “Thank you.” That’s it. That’s all the gold stars I need. “Please” and “Thank you”.
So yes, it will be hard to bite my tongue for a week, and hopefully my tongue won’t be chopped off by the end of it. However, I will attempt.
…Scratch that. I will fight right. If they give me a patronizing gold star, I will ask for a “Thank you” instead. I’m not a fucking….I’m not a dog, so don’t treat me like one.
Aug 24
Challenge #1
Do you ever feel like you want to talk back all the time? Like youfeel that you have a point. Well, today I tried to act like I had no points at all, I bit my tongue to every correction my mom made and bit back complaints for us to leave the market faster. Yes, my mom won the war, but it really didn’t matter, I can see the point she tries to make. I mean, some things I still stick to and believe in, but others, I can see the way.
Fight Right.
I know parenting is hard, but you gotta know that your kid is not a dog. They will not learn their lesson by you yelling at them. It’s saves alot of time and effort (and maybe alot of sore throats) to explain in a calm, but firm, manner. When you yell, kids just think you’re nagging. Also, don’t force a teenager to do anything they don’t want to do, even if it’s for their own good. Teenagers like the satisfaction of knowing that they made the choice that’s good for them. Then, they will learn from that choice and start to get accostumed to it. You can encourage (or in some way manipulate) them into thinking it’s their choice. I think that’s the best idea. However, I suggest not encouraging them to do it in an angry/reverse psychology situation…that’s just plain cold. My parents won’t listen to that, but if you wanted to know, that’s my advice for fighting right.
Becoming a teenager, I’ve always longed for youth, I feel so old. Then I realized, it’s not the youth I’m striving for, it’s the simplicity. The fact that people who start to develop decisions tend to be unhappier than they were when they were a child. Why? Studies show that if an aisle in a market were filled with 2000 different types of jam, most people tended to walk away because of so many decisions. It’s the simplicity between “Yes” or “No”. As we become older, we don’t become satisfied with just a toy. We want more. I don’t know what that has to do with making decisions and childhood, all I know is that ever since we got that first dose of hormones in teenager hood we are all went on a pursuit of happiness. So I was inspired by the book, “The Happiness Project” By Gretchen Rubin, to start one of my own Happiness project. Instead of researching like Rubin did, I will be putting her theories to the test and see if I can make myself happier. There also might be some modifications and some research, but this is basically putting her year’s worth of research in my everyday task. I’m going to try to become happier.
Things you need to know:
I’m happy enough. I got a family, some friends, and even though the economy has taken it’s toll, we’re doing alright. Why am I doing this? I want to feel as happy as I was before. I actually want to smile for happiness, not smile for politeness. I can never be young, but the genuine smile that hopefully comes in my future can make me feel younger. I’m Alyza, I’m 14 years old, and this is “The Pursuit of Happiness”.
