Some truths you've always known but refuse to see...

Originally posted Saturday, January 3, 2009

1.) Being a nice and genuine person is outdated. You *will* be judged on the surface, where it counts. The rest is obsolete.

2.) More than half of your social circle as you know it will replace you at any given moment if somebody or something better than you comes along.

3.) Gay people really are trash. After all of these years of pride this and treat us fair that, the stereotype is now more a fact than ever. I apologize if this generalization offends the 1% of the gay population it does not apply to.

4.) Intentions, even though they can be the best of things, are pointless. You *will* be judged based on the perception of others. Something you have no control of no matter how nice you try to be.

5.) Nice guys really do finish last. And that will never change. Ever.

6.) In the gay community, you are only as wonderful as the lack of "competition" around you. You WILL always be replaced for somebody hotter, thinner, and more physically perfect than you. The gays can only see the surface, where it counts.

7.) "You're a wonderful guy" is a great thing to hear, until you hear it so much that you realize that nobody cares about a wonderful guy. They care about how you look, how much money you have, and your status and power. Romance is dead.

8.) The human heart, on an emotional level, is intricate clockwork that can be destroyed forever without ever winding the key...

9.) The decay of western civilization is more eminent than ever, as a person in this day and age can never put anybody above their own selfish desires. No matter how subconscious it is, the soul of people today is more dark and twisted than anybody can ever admit to themselves. You are your own biggest fan, and nobody else comes before yourself. Selfishness and shallowness will be your downfall.

10.) Love, like freedom, is a state of mind. It is not real, it means nothing, and is only within your imagination as a vice to keep you sane.