channonyarrow: (azrael fucking demon // arintinwe)
( Apr. 9th, 2010 06:55 pm)
I have comprehended a new thing.

I get really uncomfortable the very rare times that someone says, essentially, "Are you married?" as the follow up to finding out my name and clearly as the preface to asking me out. For a while, I figured that it was because my skeeve radar goes off - I am not the sort of person you just ask out, ask anyone who's seen me - and I distrust why you would ask and assume it has something to do with a lifelong desire to have someone you can debase and abuse and rah rah, my self-esteem is showing again.

But now I get it. (Yes, it bugs me for several hours when it happens, because I get annoyed that I evidently project "easily victimised" on all spectra.)

It bugs me because you don't even care to know me.

When the sum total of the information exchanged is "Hi, I'm so and so, I was watching you across the room," (or similar) and I say "Nice to meet you, I'm thus-and-such," DO NOT FOLLOW THIS UP BY SAYING "So, are you married?"

Hand to god, I will start responding to this with "No, and obviously we're totally compatible, because we are both carbon-based."

I like to laugh at the relationship surveys as much as anyone else, I really do. I like to mock Cosmo and the rest of them just like I like to mock cheerleaders, Oregon, and the colour mauve.

But dude, let me tell you: asking me if I'm married means that you don't even care. Srsly. If you really, truly, gave a shit (and didn't want someone you thought you could beat into catering to your filthy fetishes and living in your basement wrapped in only a burlap sack) you might want to try asking ... oh, maybe about ANYTHING I HAVE INDICATED I CARE ABOUT, given that I'm standing in the tech department and acting vaguely teacherly today. There are THINGS THAT COULD BE DISCUSSED HERE.

We could: find out that we're in a similar course for a similar reason! That we both really like X, Y, and Z! That we've both had Access/Visual Basic/Web Servers/Underwater Basket Weaving, and that we both found it fun/challenging/bloody impossible/ticklish! That we think the weather is being awfully crappy lately, but it looks like the sun is coming out! That I don't like X cuisine, but you know a fantastic X restaurant, meet you there at six? (Okay, whatever, I know that sounds like dialogue from a lame seventies movie.)

Apparently, Cosmo actually got it right: women like to be friends first.

In short, saying "Are you married?" when ALL YOU KNOW IS MY BLOODY NAME, is saying "I don't care about you as a person AT ALL," even if you don't think it is. You may think it's the most pragmatic statement ever, because it indicates that you'd like to ask me out, and it might even be that you choked in the clutch and said the wrong thing.

However: it reeks of desperation. If I were the sort to accept desperate offers, I would be living in Pakistan with some guy I met in a gay club in Valencia years ago. It's also REALLY FUCKING ANNOYING, because I am fundamentally tempted, every fucking time, to say "No, but I only got out of jail a week ago." Or "No, but only because I ate my husband." Or "No, but I'll marry you if you'll be my getaway driver - I think the cops are on their way." Or even "No, how big's your life insurance policy?"

At least ask me out, first! It's my job to say that my husband/wife/god/dog forbid it! That's how you get to know people!

I do not negotiate with terrorists, I do not pay with only pennies at the store, and I do not cater to desperation.

I also totally love the double shot of looking racist when I turn people down. "It's not your race I object to, it's the fact that you want it to rub the lotion on its skin that I object to."

I also have trouble believing that I'm discoursing on the art of getting a date. Let's take off the eau d'desperation and talk about other things! Like that you should not ask YOUR INSTRUCTOR (ie, me) whether I know X person at Hempfest. I hate to say it, because I LIKE hemp (hemp, not, not, not (infinitely fucking NOT) weed) as a concept. I think we should use more of it! I think it's awesome, ecologically friendly, and makes fucking durable paper. I also like hippies! I AM a hippie (in designer boots).

But, and I hate to say it because it turns me into my mother, I don't think "Ah, Hempfest - a joyous celebration of the miracle of hemp, which is totally ridiculously and arbitrarily mistreated by the government."

Instead, I think "Ah. You're one of the dicksmacks who ruins every fucking music festival I ever go to, you stoner bastard. Let me take your totally private and personal drug and jack it up a totally private and personal region of your body; I still haven't forgiven you for the business about looking for the cops under the fucking bed."

Bonus points, of course, if you also tell me that you've designed LOTS of web pages already, and you TOTALLY know what you're doing, even though you:
a) cannot put your style code in the right place;
b) cannot use the right fucking code in the first place wtf (wtf because I had LITERALLY WRITTEN IT ON THE BOARD);
c) cannot figure out how to upload an image to your server;
d) do not listen when I explain the somewhat complicated process;
e) do not even realise that I explained the process;
f) clearly cannot hear me over the sound of your own awesome ... which is obviously why you're taking an evidently (supposedly) remedial course in web design and I am instructing it. Like, for money and shit.

I am just on a tear today.

Oh, and other!dude? If you come back to my lab again and sit there and play games, I will throw you out. I haven't forgotten that you're Broken USB Drive Guy, and I hate you.

Aside from all that, I failed to file my unemployment today because I was in so much pain I forgot, I have like WAAAAAAY too many fucking textbooks to read this weekend (I get to do remedial networking AND remedial Operating Systems because I don't have the slightest clue what a kernel is, or a web garden, but the one makes me hungry and the other makes me think of bees, because dude ... worker processes? Yes, I AM a Mac.) and I need a Sherpa for Fridays because hauling 2 computers, FIVE textbooks, a calendar, and my files/power cords/etc around really sucks.

Seriously. I picked my purse today because I could put two of my damn textbooks in it. This apparently triggered the textbook gnomes, and my bossish person gave me four fucking more.

To read over the weekend.

Last point: I hate pirates, I hate Simplicity, and I hate sleeves, and I want to finish the fucking coat so I can post the pictures of it, but I also want to NEVER finish the fucking coat, because the fucking coat is fucking evil. I may buy a camera, but I also may save that money and pour it directly down my throat, in the form of bottles of gin, because that would be less painful.

How are you?
channonyarrow: (duke humphrey's library world quiet // r)
( Mar. 25th, 2010 12:24 pm)
And, of course, what I wanted to do today included spending $600 that I don't have on two sensors, a battery, battery terminals, and labour.

All I can say is that this time, they need to fix the car right the first time. It will be impossible for me to find the money from anywhere to fix it again if they figure out later that they didn't solve the entire problem.

Also, I hate cars and their necessary upkeep. Or rather, I love cars; I hate spending money on them. Can haz fulltime job nao?
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channonyarrow: (crazy inside // inefable)
( Mar. 15th, 2010 08:28 am)
Of all the totally irrational ideations in my brain, I think the one I would most like to see met is the one where I have a device (remote cracker? tiny x-ray machine? slave? don't care!) that examines eggs for me and ascertains that they do, in fact, all contain eggs, and not, you know, rotting chicks.

Seriously. Back before 9/11, I used to SERIOUSLY CONSIDER going to the airport to get them to run my newly-purchased eggs through the scanner. There is no cost too high for avoiding this!

Even typing this up kind of makes me want to throw up.
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channonyarrow: (blow up the floats // latenightcat5)
( Feb. 20th, 2010 10:24 pm)
I want to go on vacation, and have just about convinced myself that my tax return will be magically large, my tuition next quarter will be paid for by someone else, and the timebomb that is the car will not go off, enough that I actually wanted to look at plane tickets, but I have no fucking clue where I want to go.

I want to go to:
- a place that has no internet access because all the internet does any more is piss me off.
- a place that is either not a significant tourist destination, or a major city where I wouldn't notice tourists.
- a place where I know no one, because I am pretty much not speaking to the whole world right now.
- a place in the United States because there is no point using this mood to go overseas.
- a place that exists as a destination, rather than as a trip ending point, because I can't drive the car that far.

I do not know where this place is.

However, I will find it, I will go to it, and I will pull it in after myself. And that will solve everything.
channonyarrow: (personal problem of hate // exit_eternit)
( Feb. 3rd, 2010 01:01 pm)
AHAHAHAHAHAHA, someone called Evelyn Evelyn "ableist".

Post of rage to come soon. Expect the resurgence of the warning wank! Expect me to be An Asshole On The Internet! But remember, it's not an act, because I'm also an asshole in real life!

I mean, if taking an art project that purports that the creators are conjoined twins who lived in the circus until recently as NOT a statement of ableism is being an asshole in real life, then yes, I am a goddamn asshole.
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channonyarrow: (sexy beast johnny depp // hotsexicons)
( Jan. 15th, 2010 03:42 pm)
Things I will not do, part the billiontyeth:

I will not dress as Johnny Depp's movie roles for Halloween.

I will not wear a Mad Hatter hat, a Sweeney Todd wig, Willy Wonka goggles, Jack Sparrow coat, Edward Scissorhands hands (or face makeup), and Inspector Abberline's trousers, and call it good.

I will not do this because the pants will be boring, and the shoes will be impossible.

Really, I won't do this. Honest.

I had to renew my extra userpics in order to use this icon. That's not a commitment or anything.
channonyarrow: (oh noes stitch)
( Nov. 25th, 2009 09:20 pm)
Hurrah, four day weekend! And, oddly, it looks like it MIGHT ACTUALLY BE A WEEKEND. Holy crap, y'alls.

Monday, I bought 9 bottles of beer. I added it to the approximately 10 already in the fridge, and thought to myself, "no more beer until you DRINK SOME." I did not have enough ROOM for all the beer.

Today, I went to get groceries for my portion of Thanksgiving dinner - minted beetroot salad and challah and maybe Turkish Delight if I get really excited. I also bought a sixpack of Smirnoff Ice, because I like to drink girly drinks for Thanksgiving and Christmas, because if I'm not slightly drunk, there will be blood on the track, and it won't be mine.

I forgot: a) no more room in fridge; b) the yogurt I need for the salad.

GO ME.

Also, I seem to be stuck in an infinite loop of Lady Gaga, and I have really got no explanation for this, except that I think she might actually be quite skilled at putting music together. I'm not into the weirdass clothes (though I do like the McQueen Alien Hooves) but ... the music, it does not make me bleed.

I'm thinking I might do some furniture Jenga in the next while. No idea where I could move ANYTHING to - it's pretty crammed in here, but maybe I can swap a bookcase and the chinchilla cage - because Spencer STARES AT ME WITH HIS MAD, RED, BEADY EYES.

And finally, I seem to have fallen into a pit of Monty Python, Alan Rickman, Eddie Izzard, and Terry Pratchett, and I CANNOT FIND MY WAY OUT. I'm not sure I WANT to, really. But it IS mildly disturbing.
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channonyarrow: (i'm a fucking princess // __twelvenights)
( Nov. 23rd, 2009 08:36 am)
Desire to have someone actually make me do things like get off the couch and go to class + desire to watch John Cleese-centric Monty Python skits + presence of various uniforms in many John Cleese skits = apparent desire to have John Cleese follow me around and shout me into doing things.

And then of course I think of the Hitler In England sketch, and it just all goes pear-shaped.

But would it not be marvellous? I heart John Cleese, I'm really kicking myself that I decided I couldn't afford to go to his show when he was here recently. On the plus side, he'll likely be touring again soon, given the terms of his divorce settlement, and I'm never averse to profiting off of human misery.
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Lizard-brain is squealing that it wants to sew something awesome and Victorian, so I guess I'm doing Mrs. Lovett for Halloween 2010? I haven't yet decided on a dress, though I kind of like the "main" dress she has. Also, it has red bloomers.
channonyarrow: (the circus is in town // rentboy_icons)
( Oct. 20th, 2009 07:28 pm)
HOMG. So, in case I thought that Ask Mat could get no better, with Mikey Way guest-starring on it this week, next week is William Beckett.

I ... don't know what to do with that. Except take a cold shower. A really cold shower. With some ice in it. I mean ... seriously? Just cover yourselves in whipped cream and get out the handcuffs now, boys!
channonyarrow: (tuesday in the woods vicky-t // apiphile)
( Oct. 17th, 2009 03:23 pm)
Ladies and gentlemen, today I will commit cosplay.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

The dress is the wrong one, because I have procrastinated long enough on the right one that there's no way it's getting done, so I'm buying one, and I'm still open to better suggestions, but that said ... tonight, I go as aspiring mobster Vicky-T to a birthday party.

Everyone will know that it's my baseball bat that hit them.
channonyarrow: (illiad spoiler // kateshort)
( Oct. 1st, 2009 11:23 pm)
I find the current attention on "Ardi" hilarious, given that A. ramidus was discovered back when I was actually still in high school; I referenced the find in a paper I wrote my senior year.

I graduated in 1995.

Haven't really looked into the articles yet; I know that he moved classifications a couple of times, but I don't have the faintest why it's taken them 14 years to get enough together to suddenly have a major media presence.
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Okay. The massive The Academy Is... music spam. Based on my experiences with the Massive MCR Post, which, btw, I keep updated, though I'm not reuploading files except on request, I am not defaulting this post to include mediafire links. I'm lazy, what can I tell you? Ask if you want 'em.

Again, same rules apply. I make judgement calls based on whether I know you, the age of your LJ, the interests of your LJ, and what you request from me. I reserve the right to refuse to upload anything if I don't like the way you look.

There is a lot less here than there is there; I've never really seen a live recording, for example, and TAI doesn't really seem to get kind of all over the place the way that MCR does. That said, if you have something I don't have here, I'd love to swap for it, and if you have everything I have here, talk to me about other songs. Right now I'm pushing 9000 songs in my iTunes.

The fact that I have noted that there is only one song I know of that I'm looking for doesn't mean I know them all; if you know of something I don't, please let me know even if you don't want to trade.

Under The Jump )
channonyarrow: (do evil burning gluing things)
( Sep. 22nd, 2009 01:50 pm)
And so the great cycle has turned again; I have the sudden, urgent need to have a Mat Devine gracing my living room. This is based on the latest blog of his, which I find even more fabulous than usual. I'm sorry, Gerard, Bill, Gabe - I'm going to have to forsake you all. Don't forget not to write.

I'll keep him next to the shamrock plant, by the little bookcase. I think he'd look fab there. He can even wrap himself in my silk afghan.

In other news, I'm debating getting my other wrist tattooed because, well, I want another tattoo, I can probably do it for about $150, and I kind of really want to post to [livejournal.com profile] literarytattoos to point out that I am not an English major, and I do not read such high-flying literary works as produced by authors such as Toni Morrison, F. Scott Fitzgerald, or William Faulkner and think "God, I need a tattoo of THAT," nor do I think that I need to demonstrate my logophilia by going absolutely bugfuck nuts with tattoos of really ludicrous things that are going to look like ass in five years.

Literary Tattoos: the latest "female bisexual college student".

But I tell you what - as soon as I have a job again, my dragon tattoo (which I have FINALLY decided should go on my upper back in all its glory) and the mice tattoos are happening. I have a list of things I get to buy when I have truly disposable income again, and they're on it. I probably would be smart to start pricing for going over all my other ones, all of which could use some cleanup and support now that I'm older.

It's sort of freaky to realise that I've had the tattoo on my back for TWELVE YEARS. HOW? But from everything I hear about it, it could use some touchup. If that's even entirely possible; apparently it's done some stretching. Alas, when I was twenty, I thought I would remain the same size essentially forever, unless I got pregnant.

I'm working on a wikidot theme (by working on it I mean I've now cleaned the bedroom and just need to make the bed and vacuum, and cleaned the kitchen except for cleaning up the sewing table, sweeping and taking out the recycling, and made coffee, and then pizza) and I am NOT working on a statistical analysis of what everyone who did that meme in my last post says in theirs, but rest assured that I find it absolutely fascinating and unsurprising that there is so much similarity between responses, and not least of all because there's no statistical outliers there - every person who's done that is friends with me (obviously) and also with [livejournal.com profile] apiphile so there's a lot of common personality there, but still. It's pretty interesting to me, in a casual-research-method sort of way, to see how similar we all are, and to see what I think of as the elegance of the answers.

ALSO. [livejournal.com profile] apiphile is recommending that everyone read Watching The English, which I intend to pick up since it's at Borders and I have a $5.00 credit at Borders and because the subject sounds fascinating. I recommend, in some sort of weird internet-reciprocal book exchange, The Cheating Culture, which, as I said on Twitter, is punching me in my relationship to America exactly as Three Cups Of Tea did. After the long drudge that was Nature's Metropolis and the success of Little House In The Big Woods, which I actually read because it's an extant biography of a time period and place that I'm deeply interested in currently, I was starting to fear that I actually had no more ability to read, but The Cheating Culture is making me think that this is an untrue statement.

Reminds me: I need to go poke Square 1 Books about whether they can get The Great Peshtigo Fire in or not, and decide whether I want to replace Under A Burning Sky, because all I will do is reread it and continue to be absolutely horrified at the fact that when human beings inhale superheated air, their vocal chords squeal from the contraction of the muscles as they cook. Evidently, it sounds somewhat like rubber bands. Right now, "late-nineteenth-century fire disasters in the upper Midwest" are like an immediate literaturegasm for me, evidently. "Nineteenth-century upper Midwest" is a little like porn, I guess - it'll get you there, but not without some help.

Apparently, I feel better today. I would like to quit losing bits of Italian sausage down my cleavage, though.
channonyarrow: (tell me when I'll rise // enriana)
( Aug. 21st, 2009 08:59 am)
This weekend, I need to clean up some bits of my life.

I found out yesterday - because my mother found out the day before - that a woman who abandoned their friendship about twenty years ago died last year. It's been really strange to realise that we've been talking about Berkeley without knowing that - even two weeks ago we had a conversation about friendship that included my mom saying that if Berkeley called her tomorrow she would be able to speak to her, that the pain of the severance had eased enough that she would want to know why. This was provoked by my saying that when I have a friend who abandons me (or who I suppose I abandon) I want to know why. I won't fight you for the right to maintain a friendship you're not interested in, but I want to know why you've decided you can't be my friend, because otherwise, there are just unresolved bits of me out there in the world.

This is something like the mouse tattoo, I suppose, for those who read that post, ages ago.

So I have two plans of attack. One is to write letters to people that I am no longer able to contact - an excellent example is Evil Chris The Ex. The idea came about when I found a love letter in a book in the Pitt-Rivers library. My theory is, if you write a letter to the person who is no longer part of your life, you take it to a library and put it in a book. It will, someday, get where it needs to go, wherever that is. The person who finds it may ignore it, but you have to assume that they were where it needed to be, and maybe they'll know something from your letter.

The other is to write letters to some people I know who are currently being out of contact. I do require certain levels of interaction to assume that we have a relationship, and if you're being unwilling to go to lunch with me, call me, or get coffee with me, I have to assume that we no longer have a relationship. If that's in error, I want to give these people the chance to know that this is what I think - without judgement, but it's not a friendship if it's been eight months since you've initiated contact with me. I learned that a long time ago - there are too many people in the world who are willing to let you contact them but with no invested interest themselves, and I can't have time for those people any longer. It's too hard, and it's too pointless. I'd rather find out that the relationship should be severed, because then at least we can wrap things up on the same page.

I never want to find out that someone's been waiting twenty years for me to pull my head out of my ass and in the meantime I've died. Never. I can't conceive of voluntarily doing that to someone; that's what the unresolved nature of one-sided friendship-cancelling does. I promise: I can hear that you no longer want to be my friend without killing myself.

I can't believe that this has happened - it is so much more painful than my grandfather's death, and that's one I thought was unresolved. But I knew him, I know that he thought that if it was meant to be, it would happen, and I know that my mother had the chance to see him before he died. For her, that situation is resolved, and for me, I have to trust that someday, wherever we are, I'll have the chance to talk to him again and he'll know why I didn't take the time to come visit this month.

Though if he hadn't died, I'd be writing this from Montana, "almost" only counts in horseshoes and handgrenades.

It's time to get this cleaned up.
channonyarrow: (anakin nugget)
( Aug. 16th, 2009 10:07 am)
Sahlab (a Middle Eastern ... drink, I guess, if only because "roofing material" seems so unfair) does not cure any ills. It does not resurrect Jesus, it performs no miracles, it will not make your life better.

Instead, it sits in your cup, the bastard lovechild of milk and Stuff (tm), with a touch of "mushroom soup flavour" thrown in because apparently I can't boil milk without burning it. It's a lot like what would happen if you took drinking yogurt, heated it up, locked it in a room, exploded a Turkish Delight in there, then drank the result. It keeps being OMG SURPRISINGLY SWEET ARGH DIABETES one moment and MUSHROOM SOUP THAT I SMELL the next.

Also, it forms an impenetrable shield on your lip when you try to drink it.

In other news, my day is not off to the greatest of starts. THESE FACTS ARE RELATED.
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channonyarrow: (do evil burning gluing things)
( Aug. 12th, 2009 04:25 pm)
Dear brain,

Shove it.

No love,
The rest of me

*****

Okay, yes, I get that I am not a designer. I get that I have the actual creativity of a lemon drop. I get that I do far, far better copying someone else - I am FAB at that - but cannot possibly create an original idea to save my ass.

I realise, further, that this is why I am having trouble with this class - this is creating out of whole cloth, not drawing what's there or what-the-fuck-ever - and that THAT is why I am going to be two fucking assignments behind in approximately 7.5 hours, and the class is over next week, and each assignment should have 10-20 hours of work evident in them.

I am going to fucking fail. And this is not a class *I* paid for, no, it's one that Washington State paid for, and so not only am I trying to shove a fucking idea out of a creativity spout that is currently not even wide enough for the lead from a pencil, I am having a guilt attack about it. And on top of THAT, I am trying, in theory, to fucking design a logo for something IMPORTANT, and therefore, I'm having a total freakout about THAT.

So I'm too busy freaking out to actually do the work - as I write this, I am getting physically sick from all the freaking out - and that's not helping EITHER.

Fail. Massive, irredeemable fucking fail.

I think I'm just preemptively going to quit school and go live in a fucking box, because obviously that's where I'm going to be if I'm relying on MY design abilities.
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channonyarrow: (wake up a different person // lethaldose)
( Aug. 10th, 2009 03:07 pm)
I have just realised that I knew a weaboo before the term weaboo had ever been developed. NO LIE.

I am either extremely old, or else I am extremely special, and my friends time-travel through trends. Which would be kind of awesome, minus the part where I'm expected to take anyone who wishes to be addressed as Neko* seriously.

There ARE days I wish I could wake up and be a different person. Someone with less original friends, perhaps. Just to find out what it's like when your life is boring.

* On the off-chance that your life has not been contaminated by the joy that is weaboo, that's Japanese for cat. It is a very popular weaboo name, evidently.
channonyarrow: (smite // enriana)
( Aug. 9th, 2009 11:33 am)
New concept: internet feminism.

This is not, as internet Asperger's is not related to real life Asperger's, related to real-life feminism, as the goal of Internet Feminism is not equality in all its munificent facets. No, the goal of Internet Feminism is "to be taken so incredibly seriously."

This leads to humourlessness. This leads to insulting other women who "aren't feminist enough". This leads to all kinds of incredibly-insulting behaviour to both men and women, all justified under the label of "I'm a feminist."

I am not now, nor will I ever be an Internet Feminist.

Things I will continue to do: make fun of people regardless of gender and without gender as my basis for humour; find rape and abuse jokes hilarious; not conflate MY feminism with only listening to Internet-feminist-approved music (and consuming other media with the same criteria); refuse to take Internet Feminists seriously; find multiple genders and sexualities attractive, without regard to the latest Internet Feminist Manifesto.

You know what? If you gotta defend it that hard, it ain't worth having. If you gotta talk smack about how other women aren't feminist enough, rather than talking about how access to healthcare is being denied to women in far vaster proportions than to men, then you're doing it wrong. If YOUR LIFE is personally threatened by the existence of someone like Millionaires, or the Pussycat Dolls, you need to GET a life.

You know the worst thing about Internet Feminism? It's the sort of "activism" where all you have to do is bitch about it in your blog, you don't have to do anything about it, because Christ knows, it's easier to whine about the Millionaires than it is to write to their parent corporation and suggest that publication of such music is distasteful and you will not be consuming any of that company's media in any form until such acts are off their label.

Except - I forgot! - that the main point of Internet Feminism is that you don't actually have to follow through and curtail your own life - you just have to bitch about it to prove that you're an awesome feminist. Follow through need not exist.
channonyarrow: (azrael fucking demon // arintinwe)
( Jul. 25th, 2009 06:29 pm)
No, wait, I am that much of an asshole.

There are some people who have too many issues for me. These people are not on my flist any longer, so I want NO PANICKING that I'm sekritly talkin' 'bout you. I AM NOT.

I just hit points occasionally where I cannot possibly deal with someone any longer - the communication isn't there, and never will be, and then I start seeing that they are a big bag of issues that I don't want to deal with, because they are incompatible with my view of the world. The hard part is that I don't like to defriend someone after they post something, because it makes it seem like it was THAT POST specifically that fucked me off; this is usually not the case, but with these people, the ones who there is no communication either from me or from them with, I often forget they're THERE.

So, you know. Cleaning up the extra copies of ISSUES, GETCHER ISSUES HERE sometimes leads to me going "Oh, right. TOO MUCH DRAMA, NOT ENOUGH INVESTMENT."
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