So I've been thinking for a while. Yes, this is full of rage. But that's mostly because things have caused me to be full of rage that I don't want to confront. I hate confronting things. I am aware of the risks in that course of action, and I don't consider them to be the worst risks I could take. I'm not angry all the time. But I am angry enough. Anyway, to clarify something, I don't care about things like Edd yelling "Hay mudkip." Because that's not abuse. That's doing something that will confuse the bicyclist at worst, and will probably amuse several people. I even had someone roll down their window and tell me they think my tire was flat, which it was. I thanked the guy, and he deserved it. I do, however, care about someone rolling down the window and calling me a fag while telling me to buy a car. That's abuse. And isn't funny. In response to other parts, (yes, it is) and I still don't think keeping other people's expectations low makes you a bad person, because you keep your expectations for yourself high. You aren't changing your actions to suit other people, and you're sure not making anyone's life harder. You're manipulating things so your life gets easier while still accomplishing what is important to you. If anything, that makes you a good person.
Hey, you're allowed to be rage-y. It's a blog, it's what they're for. And sure, maybe avoiding confrontation isn't always best (althought I don't really know all the specifics of what's going on with you, so I don't know if that's the case here) but I've sure as hell done it before, so I'm not about to judge you for it.
Yeah, saying stupid shit out a window is way different tham hurling abuse at random strangers. I'm sorry that guy was a jerk.
Anyway, to clarify something, I don't care about things like Edd yelling "Hay mudkip." Because that's not abuse. That's doing something that will confuse the bicyclist at worst, and will probably amuse several people. I even had someone roll down their window and tell me they think my tire was flat, which it was. I thanked the guy, and he deserved it. I do, however, care about someone rolling down the window and calling me a fag while telling me to buy a car. That's abuse. And isn't funny.
In response to other parts, (yes, it is) and I still don't think keeping other people's expectations low makes you a bad person, because you keep your expectations for yourself high. You aren't changing your actions to suit other people, and you're sure not making anyone's life harder. You're manipulating things so your life gets easier while still accomplishing what is important to you. If anything, that makes you a good person.
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Yeah, saying stupid shit out a window is way different tham hurling abuse at random strangers. I'm sorry that guy was a jerk.
Also: D'aww shucks.
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