Warning this blog my seem ironic but deal with it.
I’ve come to realized people don’t understand where their place is. Now I don’t mean that in only in the bad way but also the good way. In the good way everybody has probably heard this most often. I’m so fat. I recently got told by a friend that I was being a good boy going to the gym while he was fat. He has a size 30 waist at the most (he might say 32 but if I fit into a 36 he can do a 30). I’m not saying tat I am fat but I know where I stand. Why don’t others view themselves this way. I’m really tired of really skinny people saying they are fat. Just say you have a good body but you work hard for it or you have good genes or whatever. Just don’t say you don’t have the ability to wear a bikini when you have a 6 pack.This extends into everything you say you’re not good at. While in the band at my first high school we had an oboe player who said she wasn’t that good. She’s in the music program in Indiana (one of the best in the country if not the best). Using oboe as a transition at all state tryouts every single person said they did bad. That makes me feel worse that a bunch of bad people beat me. Now the mean side. If you’re a pain in the ass please try to know this. I know I piss people off and in which way I do it. But I have come to terms with my fault. Think of it as admitting a problem. Just accept things as they are. And ending in a question like Sex and the City. Is it possible for people to look at themselves without beergoggles?
