Recently I've been thinking about publishing, maybe on a website or something. I think that people these days are really into erotica and so I think I would find a niche that could like what I write. I'm still a bit nervous about feminists ripping open my ass, but they ripped open 50 Shades and that wasn't even that bad. Like socially, he was horrible to her, but at least the general writer isn't saying that vaginas are evil after a woman is 30. Or something. Idk, Scottish Medieval setting would have had really different views I think, especially when your main character's a dude. Annnyyway. I'll likely not even be able to link this blog to my writing because I'm afraid people will track me down and kill me for writing stuff, which is really dumb, but anyway. We'll see. I'm still editing it, since it's like horribly long, like 350,000 words and all. It's an epic on the side, so it's also interesting. I mean, I'm smart but I like you know, a little sexy time in a... whole novel. Nothing wrong with liking eroticism and intimacy between people, eh? Nah... bon, I'm done.
Peace out!
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Blog #122--Waste-Free Groceries!--
Have you ever heard of grocery stores where you can bring your own jars/pots and fill them with produce and bring them home? It's amazing. You reduce waste almost completely and it obviously reduces the amount of trash you make in your home, so you can have a smaller garbage. At those places you can usually buy a lot of goods, and at the small/medium sized businesses (which they usually are around that size) you can even make suggestions and they might get it if it's a popular suggestion!
If you live in Sherbrooke, or around that area, next time you come to the East Downtown area, make sure you stop by the Silo, and just check it out, but bring a jar because you're surely going to be tempted by something. The prices there are amazing! I paid like 2.30 for a 2L of rolled oats, oh yeah, organic ones! They also try to get a lot of local goods as well, which is always nice. Seriously, if at least we can keep the place running for a while we could boost our economy in Sherbrooke. We already have our own hydro system; let's continue and make our city green! That's... of course if you're in Sherbrooke.
This is the link to enter a contest to win, if ever you're in and around that area! (OMG THE LINK LOOKS LIKE A VIRUS, I'm like serious though, it's not a virus, I would never do that.) http://woobox.com/i3og7c/gc4sxi?r=ufp__6xF4s2UCL
Seriously, it's great to attempt to greenify our planet! Let's try! :) I love you! Peace!
If you live in Sherbrooke, or around that area, next time you come to the East Downtown area, make sure you stop by the Silo, and just check it out, but bring a jar because you're surely going to be tempted by something. The prices there are amazing! I paid like 2.30 for a 2L of rolled oats, oh yeah, organic ones! They also try to get a lot of local goods as well, which is always nice. Seriously, if at least we can keep the place running for a while we could boost our economy in Sherbrooke. We already have our own hydro system; let's continue and make our city green! That's... of course if you're in Sherbrooke.
This is the link to enter a contest to win, if ever you're in and around that area! (OMG THE LINK LOOKS LIKE A VIRUS, I'm like serious though, it's not a virus, I would never do that.) http://woobox.com/i3og7c/gc4sxi?r=ufp__6xF4s2UCL
Seriously, it's great to attempt to greenify our planet! Let's try! :) I love you! Peace!
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Blog #121--Why you shouldn't go to your family gatherings if you always feel bad after them--
Christmas is coming (the holidays or whatever PR PC term I have to use these days) and so are family gatherings. Well, perhaps you should steer clear for once from a family gathering especially if along the years you have had negative experiences with them. What's a negative family experience? Try this (these have all happened to me and this is why I'm choosing to stay away from this specific side of the family (really I only have 2 out of 4 sides, (2 of these sides being like 1 and 4 people, the others more like 13 and 30)
1. You go to your family and you feel like everyone there has an innate connection, and that you don't, despite you being as 'blood' as they are. People don't really talk to you or ask you what's going on and when you try to reach out and communicate, people don't respond, or care that you are attempting to make contact.
2. People gang up on you when you attempt to express yourself. This has happened to me a lot. A immediate family member will divulge some personal information and when I react in a way to express embarrassment or discontent (for example (not me obv) You go through a vasectomy and your mother tells her sisters and they all react, and you tell in front of everyone to your mom, hey, that's not something you tell people! what's your problem? O_O !!! ) instead of your immediate family being shameful about their immature, childlike, barbaric behaviour, they team up against you because you are DISHONOURING your parent, or you are 'taking it too far' 'being too intense'.
3. If #2 has happened more than once over a numerous amount of years.
4. If bullying has happened to you. Similarly to #2, if people have ganged up on you to the point where no one is on your side, even if you're a bit emotional because you feel like the closest people in your life are ganging up on you to the point where you have to leave/seclude yourself because you are angry and 'can't take it anymore'. I've spent 3 Christmases crying in a bedroom because my family has bullied me into submission and crises. And they expect me to love them anyway?
5. Feel like you have to respect someone because A. They are your family. B. They are older. If someone disrespects you, no matter who they are, they are in the wrong. My grandmother has disrespected me on so many levels, so many times and I've sucked it up because 'she's my grandma' but that doesn't mean I have to like her. I still respected her because I'm not going to lower myself to that level.
6. If the only time you've felt close to your family is when tragedy strikes. This is sad. It's very sad.
7. If your family cannot get over something negative you might have done in your past.
8. If your family keeps grudges as such for an immediate member of your family (that used to be theirs by alliance).
9. If you are of a different race/speak a different language and they obviously don't like that. (I'm more Anglophone by choice, they hate it.)
It's good to keep in mind that a lot of people have been brainwashed by horrible values, especially religious values. I am not religious but my family was raised deeply Catholic and in Christian values, they include things like:
-Do it and then beg for forgiveness
-Feel bad about doing things you can't help yourself to do by calling yourself a maggot
-Feel puny under moral issues
-Have mercy over justice
-Honour codes/older people are always right, should never be told off
-Children are stupid, treat them like babies until they have one
Etc
But it's not their fault. It's not a new thing that we know that people don't really have free will. People are not usually masters of their own minds. Some people are, but I would call those people rare. I just think that if you are a moral person, you know how to balance and juggle the difficult situations that arise, that you know how to see different perspectives, that you are able to humble yourself, and to understand what true authority is.
I think choosing whether to attend a family gathering or not is powerful and something you should consider. Will I be happier if I avoid seeing that side of the family overall? I think that's the main question you should ask yourself. It sucks that it has to be this way, but your family is what you make of it. You choose who your family is. Blood may be thicker than water, but there will always be water wherever you go, and water, as we know it, can turn to blood. (Moses did it. So, yeah. It's real. Hnng.)
Be good. Be kind. Be you! :D Peace out!
1. You go to your family and you feel like everyone there has an innate connection, and that you don't, despite you being as 'blood' as they are. People don't really talk to you or ask you what's going on and when you try to reach out and communicate, people don't respond, or care that you are attempting to make contact.
2. People gang up on you when you attempt to express yourself. This has happened to me a lot. A immediate family member will divulge some personal information and when I react in a way to express embarrassment or discontent (for example (not me obv) You go through a vasectomy and your mother tells her sisters and they all react, and you tell in front of everyone to your mom, hey, that's not something you tell people! what's your problem? O_O !!! ) instead of your immediate family being shameful about their immature, childlike, barbaric behaviour, they team up against you because you are DISHONOURING your parent, or you are 'taking it too far' 'being too intense'.
3. If #2 has happened more than once over a numerous amount of years.
4. If bullying has happened to you. Similarly to #2, if people have ganged up on you to the point where no one is on your side, even if you're a bit emotional because you feel like the closest people in your life are ganging up on you to the point where you have to leave/seclude yourself because you are angry and 'can't take it anymore'. I've spent 3 Christmases crying in a bedroom because my family has bullied me into submission and crises. And they expect me to love them anyway?
5. Feel like you have to respect someone because A. They are your family. B. They are older. If someone disrespects you, no matter who they are, they are in the wrong. My grandmother has disrespected me on so many levels, so many times and I've sucked it up because 'she's my grandma' but that doesn't mean I have to like her. I still respected her because I'm not going to lower myself to that level.
6. If the only time you've felt close to your family is when tragedy strikes. This is sad. It's very sad.
7. If your family cannot get over something negative you might have done in your past.
8. If your family keeps grudges as such for an immediate member of your family (that used to be theirs by alliance).
9. If you are of a different race/speak a different language and they obviously don't like that. (I'm more Anglophone by choice, they hate it.)
It's good to keep in mind that a lot of people have been brainwashed by horrible values, especially religious values. I am not religious but my family was raised deeply Catholic and in Christian values, they include things like:
-Do it and then beg for forgiveness
-Feel bad about doing things you can't help yourself to do by calling yourself a maggot
-Feel puny under moral issues
-Have mercy over justice
-Honour codes/older people are always right, should never be told off
-Children are stupid, treat them like babies until they have one
Etc
But it's not their fault. It's not a new thing that we know that people don't really have free will. People are not usually masters of their own minds. Some people are, but I would call those people rare. I just think that if you are a moral person, you know how to balance and juggle the difficult situations that arise, that you know how to see different perspectives, that you are able to humble yourself, and to understand what true authority is.
I think choosing whether to attend a family gathering or not is powerful and something you should consider. Will I be happier if I avoid seeing that side of the family overall? I think that's the main question you should ask yourself. It sucks that it has to be this way, but your family is what you make of it. You choose who your family is. Blood may be thicker than water, but there will always be water wherever you go, and water, as we know it, can turn to blood. (Moses did it. So, yeah. It's real. Hnng.)
Be good. Be kind. Be you! :D Peace out!
Sunday, November 15, 2015
Blog #120--Resurfacing again
Trust me, I've been busy. Very busy. I just wanted to take a moment to talk about #prayforparis.
1. Terrorism does this thing where it separated people into this us vs them dichotomy. This is what it's doing by saying that we should focus all our attention on the murders happening in the West, when a few countries next door, hundreds of people are being murdered, raped and brutalized every hour of the day. Women are raped every few seconds. The time you will take to read these few words, probably two of them will be forced to bend to the will of Islamist extremists who follow a religion based on a text written by some guy who lives in the desert who probably did some shrooms.
2. Liberalism and Feminists: Fuck off. Liberalism is about being tolerant of religions in general, like private life is private, but we shouldn't god-damn allow Liberals from taking religion-friendly stances. Religion is a belief system, and a lot of those beliefs are dated. People can say what they want to defend the HORRID BRUTAL DISGUSTING parts of the bible about rape, slavery, honour killings and sacrifice, but in the end, those who actually can think for themselves will not see God as being tied down to any book or even any human... God is either bigger than we can understand, or a construction that we have created. Take your pick. Feminists, just stop.
3. I've done a blog post about the equality sign, it was a bit radical, but it still rung true in a sense that those who generalize lower themselves, their public selves, to this idea. You filter your face into the France flag, well bravo, you've just joined the bandwagon of fools who can't just admit on their facebooks that 'they have empathy for Paris' no, they silently join in this attraction-seeking, mindless, effortless click to turn their face into the new empathetic philantropists they want to be seen as. But you know what? The people who aren't doing it, it's not because they don't care, it's because they don't want to be seen as jerks who like terrorism, who like this whole us vs them. Yes the East has always hated the West and the West has always feared the East. But in the end, we're all humans. There are babies being born, women carrying babies, young children who've just seen the light of the world and they will be KILLED by Americans, and French, and whomever else Western fuck wants to have fun dropping bombs of civilians. Don't act surprised, they do it all the time, you just don't care about it.
Shitstorm of hypocrisy that's what it is. Hypocrisy and those who are 'praying' are supposed to be people of God. Christians, get your fucking religion straight, and stop being a goddamned Pharisee.
Okay, I'm done. I'm done because that's all I have to say.
Peace out for now
1. Terrorism does this thing where it separated people into this us vs them dichotomy. This is what it's doing by saying that we should focus all our attention on the murders happening in the West, when a few countries next door, hundreds of people are being murdered, raped and brutalized every hour of the day. Women are raped every few seconds. The time you will take to read these few words, probably two of them will be forced to bend to the will of Islamist extremists who follow a religion based on a text written by some guy who lives in the desert who probably did some shrooms.
2. Liberalism and Feminists: Fuck off. Liberalism is about being tolerant of religions in general, like private life is private, but we shouldn't god-damn allow Liberals from taking religion-friendly stances. Religion is a belief system, and a lot of those beliefs are dated. People can say what they want to defend the HORRID BRUTAL DISGUSTING parts of the bible about rape, slavery, honour killings and sacrifice, but in the end, those who actually can think for themselves will not see God as being tied down to any book or even any human... God is either bigger than we can understand, or a construction that we have created. Take your pick. Feminists, just stop.
3. I've done a blog post about the equality sign, it was a bit radical, but it still rung true in a sense that those who generalize lower themselves, their public selves, to this idea. You filter your face into the France flag, well bravo, you've just joined the bandwagon of fools who can't just admit on their facebooks that 'they have empathy for Paris' no, they silently join in this attraction-seeking, mindless, effortless click to turn their face into the new empathetic philantropists they want to be seen as. But you know what? The people who aren't doing it, it's not because they don't care, it's because they don't want to be seen as jerks who like terrorism, who like this whole us vs them. Yes the East has always hated the West and the West has always feared the East. But in the end, we're all humans. There are babies being born, women carrying babies, young children who've just seen the light of the world and they will be KILLED by Americans, and French, and whomever else Western fuck wants to have fun dropping bombs of civilians. Don't act surprised, they do it all the time, you just don't care about it.
Shitstorm of hypocrisy that's what it is. Hypocrisy and those who are 'praying' are supposed to be people of God. Christians, get your fucking religion straight, and stop being a goddamned Pharisee.
Okay, I'm done. I'm done because that's all I have to say.
Peace out for now
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