Minorities Used As Negative Adjectives. Stop.

Okay, if you’re reading the blog post, you’ve most likely mis-used one of the following words in my presence:

Gay

Jew

Or another group of people. If not, then you’re probably one of the very few readers of my blog.

I am sick to death of people using words like, ‘Gay’ negatively and find it quite pathetic that someone’s sexuality is consistently being used to refer to something which is negative.

It’s just another form of racism; I’m not being irrational telling you to stop, so stop now please. If you continue to use the words deliberately, I’m afraid I will stop talking to you.

Thank you for your time,

Emor.

Marriage.

Well, I decided I should probably write this blog post since I feel rather strongly on the subject, and as usual, to refer to people to it.

So, yeah. Reasons why I don’t intend on getting Married, not because I won’t love anyone, or think I’m not capable of loving anyone that much, or because I don’t like commitments, I know for a fact that I can, it’s just the general concept;

• You need a contract to keep show you’re, ‘committed’. Yeah… that’s really committed, you have to be legally forced to be, ‘committed’.
• You need a contract to reproduce with your own husband…which is something I find stupid, and if a reason why I don’t like Christianity in general, you’re black mailed into doing to many things, ‘Have kids with the man/women you love without spending 15 grand on a sacrament we like and we’ll make sure AFTER your dead we’ll make you pay in hell’. Seriously… I could go on about there constant black mail…
• According to sources, 300,000 people get married a year, and the average couple does indeed spend 15 grand… that’s 4.5 million pounds spent a year… It’s OBVIOUS Marriage isn’t completely about how much you love someone, it’s obvious it’s completely commercialized. I mean, you REGULARLY here people after watching some movie saying, ‘That’s how I want my wedding day to be like’. It’s a lot more than about supposedly spending your life with someone, it’s about spending the most money and having a better dress than that person you can’t stand. Honestly, when I go to a wedding, I really don’t receive the impression that I’m here to celebrate how much two people love each other, it’s more like a massive party.
• ONLY 60% of Marriages in the UK are successful. Presumably that means 40% of all Marriages end up in divorce(according to the same source).
• Yet again, going back to money, the 40% of couples who do get divorced have to give half of their money to their partner. I don’t get that, it’s CLEARLY a flawed system, which has probably been abused a lot.

So, that’s the end of my list, which I intend to add too later on.

Emor.

‘Your Mum…’

We’ve(we being the general British population, but I’m sure most Americans have heard they’re, ‘Mom’ counterparts too) all heard insults directed at you, but yet involve your Mum. For the minority’s sake, an example would be, ‘Your Mum sucks’(one of the less explicit ones, so-to-speak).

Well, personally, I think the whole, ‘Your Mum’ insult thing is rather vain, and taken way too seriously for what it is.

For one, most of the time, the person(X) hasn’t even seen the person they’re trying to insult(Y)’s Mum(Z), so, why they’d be offended initially by calling Z ugly is confusing, and rather dramatic in my personal opinion…

Secondly, from my experience, it’s mainly adolescents who say such things anyway, and from my experience, adolescents generally insult their parents regularly anyway, so why someone should take offense to that, I don’t know. Thus, being a hypocrite in doing so. Not that I dis-respect my Mum or anything(I still wouldn’t take any offense if anyone other than a relative said such a thing).

And my final reason is, if they’re trying to insult you, why would your biological Mum have any regard in doing so? I mean, I know it’s probably related to respecting your parents, but it’s not like that person has the justification to make any remarks about Y’s Mum anyway…

So, sorry if this post hasn’t been conducted amazingly, but I was typing this while listening to music, which generally weakens my ability to focus, and in the end of the day, I just wanted to get out the point that I find the whole insult vain. Also, I’ll be referring the URL to this blog post to anyone who uses the insult on me.

Emor.

P.S Just so I don’t sound like a total hypocrite, me and my friend Beth had a whole IM(Instant Message[using the MSN protocol for all of those interested])conversation using those insults, as a joke, and for comedy purposes strictly, neither me or presumably Beth(taking into account all the LOL’s[laugh out loud's] she sent) took offense to them.

I’d also like to add that in my opinion the British really do deteriorate the humor aspect in the insult, the Americans do it far better…

Welcome :).

Hi, and today I just wanted to welcome all of you to my NEW blog. I am extremely notourius for leaving these things after about a month, as I say in every blog I make, but I’ll try just that bit harder with this one ,

Emor.