some types of people i dislike
1. Everybody who voted against gay marriage. GLBTQ and S people should be able to show their love without fear.
2. Anybody and everybody who voted for Bush…fuck Bush, i hate Bush, dammit.
3. People who stay sullenly silent, even when you're trying to be nice. Or people who are mean for no reason. Unload your anger on a punching bag, not on an innocent bystander. Or a friend. People that try to make other people miserable just so they'll have company are lame jerks.
4. Anybody who thought voting stupid.
5. Sports, movie, or music stars who complain for more money.
6. The one guy at the club who says shit like " hey little mama" and then grabs the girls. He gives all guys a bad name, and makes me think they're all horn dogs like him on some level.
7. Ill-founded condescenders.
8. People who call the basest of conversations or ideas philosophical or intellectual.
9. People with really, really strong convictions. Don't get me wrong, I like people who hold opinions and beliefs. I just think in order to be truly wise, you need to have a bit of flexibility of mind. And it's more interesting to argue with people who don't hit brick walls mid-argument and refuse to budge. Also, it's frustrating when someone tries to impose their convictions on YOU, like you should believe what they believe or else you're dead wrong.
2. Anybody and everybody who voted for Bush…fuck Bush, i hate Bush, dammit.
3. People who stay sullenly silent, even when you're trying to be nice. Or people who are mean for no reason. Unload your anger on a punching bag, not on an innocent bystander. Or a friend. People that try to make other people miserable just so they'll have company are lame jerks.
4. Anybody who thought voting stupid.
5. Sports, movie, or music stars who complain for more money.
6. The one guy at the club who says shit like " hey little mama" and then grabs the girls. He gives all guys a bad name, and makes me think they're all horn dogs like him on some level.
7. Ill-founded condescenders.
8. People who call the basest of conversations or ideas philosophical or intellectual.
9. People with really, really strong convictions. Don't get me wrong, I like people who hold opinions and beliefs. I just think in order to be truly wise, you need to have a bit of flexibility of mind. And it's more interesting to argue with people who don't hit brick walls mid-argument and refuse to budge. Also, it's frustrating when someone tries to impose their convictions on YOU, like you should believe what they believe or else you're dead wrong.