I'm the kind of guy that has a low budget for
damns to give to people. I wish I had more, but I don't. It's just the way it
is. I can see where people are coming from when they tell me I come off as
cold, matter-of-fact, and distant in person. If I could stop it I would, but
the amount of energy it takes me to tell everyone that they mean a lot to me
when they really don't is too much. Don't get me wrong I'm very good at faking
attention to another person and I am capable of having deep emotional
connections. I also hold conversations with a smile and give solid advice when
needed, but at least half of the people in my life aren't as important as they
think they are. It gets me thinking of all those times us millennials were
given a pat on the back for our "effort". "A+ for effort!" was what the older
generation would tell their children, us, and I guess that made us very
dependent on positive feedback. I try to give people constructive feedback, but
only the amount I've gauged them to be able to handle. I'll admit that slapping
people back to the uncaring reality of the world is fun, but I sometimes envy
their ignorance. I'd act more like them if I didn't already know that we play
such a small role in the world. After 1,000 years, nothing we do will most
likely matter. That's why I believe that as a community we should all "make
mistakes together". It's through these mistakes that we learn and I've always
wanted to make mistakes I won't regret.
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HumorThis is for most of my comedic writing. Whether it be rants/events pertaining to my life or little sketches, I'll put them here. My style of comedy ranges from dry to sarcastic. I also talk about people and how they need to understand that not every...
