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YALL GOTTA HEAR ME RIGHT NOW
If you make a joke like "Oh, yeah, I'm totally a serial kill in 30 states", and my response is "Wait what? I'm friends with murderer!"
No, I am not ACTUALLY taking whatever you said literally. I Know it's a joke (And I you deside to TEL ME "Its just a joke, relax" I will not like you as much as the moment before)
I am having fun with my own reaction, the fact that you aren't is not my problem.
I know I should start taking things seriously and stop making a joke out of everything but... My life already is a joke so what can I really do
Note how the only people who are getting defensive are the exact ones I’ve been talking about.
And there is some method to my madness because at least people agree with my opinion
Do not take life to seriously; you will never make it out alive. - Elbert Hubbard
He who takes offense when offense was not intended is a fool, yet he who takes offense when offense is intended is an even greater fool for he has succumbed to the will of his adversary.
Brigham Young
most of the drafts i have saved are in black and white, but i'm very particular about when i post things, so i need more content before i can get rid of them.
Like Wisdom Teeth
Let's say there is a desirable and attainable and even archetypal psychological arc to life. One running parallel to the ignorance to knowledge to wisdom arc.
Does it flow from uninformed, giggly bliss to brave gravity? Or does it flow from frustrated suffering to smiling, enlightened invincibility?
I think Steinbeck chooses the latter: She went back to work. "Do you think it's funny to be so serious when I'm not even out of high school?" she asked.
"I don't see how it could be any other way," said Lee. "Laughter comes later, like wisdom teeth, and laughter at yourself comes last of all in a mad race with death, and sometimes it isn't in time."
I support that choice.
