Archive for February, 2009

shirellant shake

February 16, 2009

I’m just so angry, so much of the time.  Then, I’m so, so impotent.  I can’t destroy anything, I can’t make anything, I can’t change anything; I just have to wait myself out, wait until I just give up, start being content.

I’m too weak to destroy anything.
I’m too listless to make anything.
I’m too angry to change anything.

It just makes me more…angry.  Such a basal feeling, and the simple word a child would use to explain themselves.  Still, it is the best way to describe myself.  I’m angry.  I can’t feel better.  At least I’m not constantly down, I can’t stand that in a person; although I suppose it is a bit hypocritical of me to cast stones at people who just feel sad, when I’m always just the next emotion nearest.  It would just be nice to go through a day without feeling the need to rip something apart with my bare hands, and then getting further enraged at the realization that I just can’t do anything, to anything or anyone, ever.  I’m like a small, bitchy little dog that is chained up very short and far from others, and fed only vinegar.  Eventually I might just work myself into such a froth that I fall asleep.

I buy the little baubles and trinkets that catch my fancy, and they make me happy.  Buying them, organizing them, admiring them, using them.  Cosmetics, fragrance, clothes, shoes, haircare, whatever–pathetic.   I try and convince myself, people I vaguely know at work, maybe I could like him, maybe I could love him-and why?  At some point he may have mentioned in passing some media that I enjoy–brought it up positively.   I guess I just want to like something organic, not just all the little items I have.  That isn’t enough though, you can’t talk yourself into falling in love with someone based on a want to feel, or to care, or just wanting to feel like you actually ‘want’, or ‘need’ something.  I’m too picky for that, I suppose.  I’ll feel that when it is actually there to feel, not just when it seems convenient and within the realm of possibility, that I could at least see him loving me.  I’ll know when I see myself in love with them,  not just some world where they’ve been bamboozled by my “”"”"”"”"”"”"charms”"”"”"”"”"”"”" and I can put up with them.  Sure, I’d really dig total dedication and capitulation to me, but more than that, I’d like to feel the desire to dedicate myself to someone else.   I’d be more than willing to accept someone who looks in my eyes like a puppy, wanting nothing more than my approval and acceptance.  I’d like even more to come anywhere near feeling that for someone else, myself.

Whoever it is that may make me happy someday,  whatever– my predestined dreamluvzZz– is probably long dead.  Got too angry about something, just jumped through a window.   My dreamgirl don’t exist, at the age of five she slit her wrist.  Or working at a McDonald’s in Wisconsin, whichever version you prefer.

This devolved into something lame rather quickly.

Is there a special pill for people who are consistently mad and are too often eye-blearingly angry?

prity kity

February 10, 2009

attn: me
re: a thing you are going to make fun of
body:  some women crying about how pink represents femininity and how it is infantalizing and how blah blahblah
basic outline : bitches upset because some company that specializes in bath products and fragranced accoutrement has some ad-copy that suggests that WOMYYYN love pink and red lipstick and beautiful hair and OF COURSE all of this is just tools of the patriarchy meant to tell the world of our sexual availability henceforth known as lower groin propositions

being that it is of course that the mouth is the face’s vagina, and red symbolizes HEAT which symbolizes f-f-f-f-fuckin  which of course means patriarchal duties derelict in their attention 2 da struggle of all ladies out there

of all the things to care about, i think ””””’the pink menace””””” and the stranglehold (???) it has over women (???) is about the least important ever

I’ve never felt societal pressure to be anything other than hygenic.  The rest is just stuff I’ve decided to add.  I don’t care if women get encouraged to behave a certain way, I don’t care if men get encouraged to behave a certain way.  No one is stoning anyone in the public square for not liking the color pink, and no one is barred from voting because they don’t wear their hair “pretty”.  So stop crying, and lather up.   While you might be culturally told to behave, look, or feel a certain way, that is certainly not something you can’t resist–if you so choose.  As many fat, frumpy, plain-jane hags as I see milling about this world, I know that the pressure isn’t that great to be beautiful.  lold

flitflitflit anyway shut up ladies , the color pink is not the enemy, nor has it ever been.   Concern yourself with more important things; maybe things that don’t even directly concern the bevagina’d.   Other groups have it a lot worse, and have a lot more urgent need for representation than the blanket group “women”, and the great color-representation monster that haunts us from birth.  We fight proudly alongside the jealous who rage against green, the Communists resisting red, the men who battle blue, the cowardly sniffling at yellow, and the drawn-out hyperbole that destroysusrfsihjrallllllllolddnot2nice2ry2talkincodeifuveg0tth@ner5e

dont frown

February 1, 2009