Sunday, May 12, 2002

About Actresses

I read some interview with crappy actresses where they defended their constant need to not wear clothes.  (Then again, the phrase "crappy actress" is a bit redundant, I'll admit.)

I find it condescendingly amusing how you are all sitting there trying to act all intellectual and academic.  You are pretending that there is some profound hidden meaning because it is sooooo complex that there are layers that one couldn't possibly hope to find unless they really take the time to delve and do not judge-a-book-by-its-cover/jump-to-conclusions/be-closed-minded/etc.

There are a handful of stupid glib liberal responses:  "There is a profound hidden meaning buried deep inside and the only way to understand is that you should be more open-minded" and "should not be afraid to take risks, break free from the shackles," some crap like that.

They are serenading it with some bullcrap soliloquy about how, "oh look at how it gracefully and profoundly offers commentary on the human plight, on the human condition, oh this is true artistic expression, this transcends and defies a simple straightforward explanation."

Some gibberish like that.  I rather prefer to call them out point-blank on the empty philosobabble they are spewing.  I would like to have the guts to come right out and speak my mind.  Sometimes the search is in vain.  It does not consist of layer upon layer of enigmatic blathering natter.  Sometimes it is simply meaningless drivel, plain as the nose on your face.

Thursday, May 2, 2002

Same Thing Everywhere

Look around you.  All those silly so-called “women's magazines” in the checkout aisle of the supermarket or drugstore.  (I dislike using the phrase “women’s magazines” to describe them because that seems like an insult to real human women.  I hope that real human women are not that stupid.)  It’s the same mistakes repeated by countless dumbarse females, over and over again.  I have gotten to the point that I really don't have any sympathy for the females that get themselves into these stupid situations.  Reason being, they usually did this of their own volition and their own bad judgment.

The same stupid self-destructive behavior keeps cropping up time and time again.  These dumbazzes keep saying crap like they “think promiscuity is liberating."  But then they have the ludicrously obtuse gall to say that males are the ones who don't have maturity, who don't follow through on commitments, who don't know how to take care of their responsibilities when they get an unwanted pregnancy.

Really?  So you're supposedly liberated and empowered enough to make your own decisions, but your situation is still somehow someone else's fault?  These females are shocked, shocked I tell you, to find out that they actually have to answer for their own mistakes.

Equality means equality.  If males have to answer for their relationship quaffles and have to take responsibility for screwing up and having bad judgment, then so too do females.

I even wondered, is this crap for real?  Or are these magazine producers just spitting out a bunch of bullshyte to sell magazines?  So I began looking around me in real life.  Listening to stories that social workers tell, reading that book that Judge Judy wrote.  (Don’t look at me like that.  She appears crazy on TV but she is a smart woman.)  Listening to stuff that counselors report, who work with teenagers and young females.

After a while of hearing these repeating patterns and depressingly similar stories for a while, it gets to be common sense what to do. Like algebra.  It becomes quite plainly obvious what is the right, healthy, smart, safe thing to do.

Don’t eff random people.  Have some goddamn self-respect.  Especially regarding matters of sex.