Rant Number Two
Jun. 24th, 2002 01:48 amI would like to say that I am fervently put out by people here on LJ who list you as a friend and then "expect a show" as it were. One person actually has the audacity to remove me as a friend because I didn't post enough, or provide enough "infotainment".
Oh, piss off you sad twat. *pphhhhttt*
If my journal does not entertain, GOOD. Its not for the pompous asses of the world who like to read about others and giggle behind the fans of Spanish ladies. It's for my mental and emotional health. The next person who treats my journal as entertainment and whom gives me lip about not posting enough gets locked out.
I am not your fucking sideshow.
Oh, piss off you sad twat. *pphhhhttt*
If my journal does not entertain, GOOD. Its not for the pompous asses of the world who like to read about others and giggle behind the fans of Spanish ladies. It's for my mental and emotional health. The next person who treats my journal as entertainment and whom gives me lip about not posting enough gets locked out.
I am not your fucking sideshow.
I agree
Date: 2002-06-23 11:57 pm (UTC)Just write for yourself. If others find it entertaining, fantastic.
no subject
Date: 2002-06-24 12:18 am (UTC)Post what ya want to share, and if you don't want to share post it private.
Your god dam space, do with it as you like.
Point of No Return
Date: 2002-06-24 12:28 am (UTC)I thank God for LJ because its helped me burn away some fog mentally & emotionally, but I'm at the point where I'm about to get into some very heavy shit, and I don't want to be the entertaiment for the brunch queen set.
I think I'm leaning towards scorched-Earth honesty.
Re: Point of No Return
Date: 2002-06-24 01:03 am (UTC)Or..
get the PC client and create custom friends lists and don't post to the masses about everything.
Or, keep it private. Nothing saying you have to let anyone else read it.
Also, you can disallow comments on any post.
You have options.
There are also some really good folks out there that read around. Don't go totally underground.
That being said, I know I think twice before posting anything that is of a nature that would lead back to somewhere sensative. (like..work).
There are some folks out here pulling for ya. (HUG)
Re: Point of No Return
Date: 2002-06-24 05:44 am (UTC)Like you, I was told by my therapist to keep a journal. Writing heals for me. This is even more personal than my columns, but both forums do help heal my pains and anger that I deal with. I know you know this for yourself and hope that by standing your ground in your two posts will allow you to do as such.
I think the message you should send to your "snappers" would be as DMX said: "this is not a fucking game!" Be strong, Matt! I may not have been as available and gracious back on Bear Pride (and, I do apologize because of the many presuures I had that weekend), but you know I'm still hopefully be considered a friend of yours.
*HUGZ*
no subject
Date: 2002-06-24 12:40 am (UTC)Awwwww. ::puts away the unicycle::
::chuckle:: Seriously, it's their problem they dropped you, NOT yours. They have taken any kind of an emotion or a fascination in an actual person, and have reduced it to a sheer empirical number, filtering out everything in the process. And it's those people you feel sorry for.
(HUG)
Amen Hallejuah.....
Date: 2002-06-24 06:59 am (UTC)My journal is my collection of thoughts, worries, doubts, celebrations, hypothesis, and just plainr rants and raves. I don't know how many people actually go back to the beginning of their journal and look at the transformations that take place over time. I know my journal in the beginning was very deep personal and thought provoking for me. But I also have seen lots of comments and lots of friends gained so I have learned to mix it up and not just be a heavy harvey all the time. But in the end it' still my journal and I will make of it what I want.
The best entertainment is relity based programming. Give em the real you Matt, and fuck em if they don't like it.
So Long, and thanks for all the fish,
Nick