Things we do to fit in"When I was fifteen," writes No3L, "I curled up in a Budgens trolley while someone pushed it through the supermarket doors to nick vodka and Benny Hedgehogs, just to hang out with my brother and his mates."
What have you done to fit in?
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chthonic, Thu 15 Jan 2009, 12:30)
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i spent a large portion of my life trying to fit injesus, where to start. the button up side reebok tracky trousers. the blue hair. the matrix trenchcoat and eyeliner. the alleged but thoroughly unproveable and probably nonexistent selling of certain things frowned upon by the law but not by clubbers. then after a series of being fucked over by assholes and used as a doormat, i realised, fuck all these chumps, if i pretend to beb something i'm not, how will people know if they like me? now, i am 100% loaf, the full, abrasive, smutty-minded, compassionate scruffy music loving pothead, who speaks his mind regardless of whether it will go down well or not. and if people don't like it, they can get fucked. i've found this to be a rather effective idiot filter, and now, rather than dozens of fairweather' friends' who would turn on me for the price of a drink, and girls who want what i have not what i am, i'm a happy loaf, with an amazing GF who hasn't once tried to change me, and a bunch of good friends who i would lay my life on the line for in a heartbeat, and would do the same.
ooverall folks, it's best to be yourself, it doesn't make you unpopular, it simply eliminates the people you're not gonna get on with, and allows you to concentrate on enjoying life.
(, Thu 15 Jan 2009, 17:09, 2 replies)
'The button up side reebok tracky trousers. the blue hair. the matrix trenchcoat and eyeliner. the alleged but thoroughly unproveable and probably nonexistent selling of certain things frowned upon by the law but not by clubbers'Were all these props used at once, or were there various phases?
Just asking.
(, Thu 15 Jan 2009, 19:15, closed)
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