Creep

I don't like that word--creep. It's like how I don't like the word "awkward." Somehow it's a negative attribute to be different in matters of social convention. And creep is just one step further. It's someone who tries to approach others in their own weird manner. Someone who is socially ept, who approaches others, he's gregarious. But when someone is awkward, they become this very negative connotationed creep?

It's awful. Creep, or awkward--anytime I hear anyone talk about anyone in those ways I just want to punch them. It's not just jealously. It's a bit of jealousy, I guess, but it's also the whole "weird is bad" thing. By extension, it's the negative sanctioning of bad behavior by not being friends with these "creeps". Done en masse, it's spoiling anyone's happiness for not following social conventions. I don't like it.

In love with famous people who can't write music

I like Adam Young a lot. I can't stand his music, but after reading his blog, I bet I'd love to meet the guy. And Miley Cyrus--I feel the same way about her. I'd totally go out with her or something.

It's kind of odd. A lot of the real hipster blogs I read are talking trash about them and their pretentiousness and character flaws. Guys, really? Just because they can't make music, they suddenly become bad people? Radiohead's my favorite band and yet I swear Thom Yorke is much more of a dick than any of these teeny boppers will ever be.

(It's why I hope I'll never be famous. People might start liking my character.)

The day I get into college I will start an anime review blog!

Somebody shoot me before I write this blog!

Remember me as someone who at least tried to love (and succeeded in loving) the higher-tiered works, but alas never fell out of love with the romantic escapism which saved the life of a former friendless middle-schooler hooked on My Chemical Romance.