So things haven't really been going all that great for me, thanks to the amount of assholes there are in my life.
Someone was supposed to make up for their asshole-ness by making this weekend all about me. But nope, video games are more important.
Someone else was supposed to accompany me to a birthday party where I hated 95% of the people, but said person decided to accompany said people.
On a good note, I went to some expensive ass hair salon and got my hair cut. It looks great, I love my hair short.
But yeah. I'm feeling pretty angry so I don't have anything funny or witty to say.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
I Did The One Thing I Said I'd Never Do...
I got my nails done. Not voluntarily, but because my boyfriend's mom took me and signed me up. So I've got inch long (From cuticle to tip) acrylic nails now.
Things I CAN'T Do:
-Wipe my ass comfortably
-Type (Typing is killing me right now)
-Scratch my leg-allergy-rash as forcefully as I want
-Zip up my pants
-Button my shirts
-Tie my shoes
-Untie my hair
-Punch people in the face
-Play my guitar
Things I CAN Do
-Use my nail as a stylus on my touch screen
-Poke people's eyes out more efficiently
-Use my nail as a fork
-Pick things up without actually touching them
-Make cute little indentations on my mother's expensive candles.
I guess they're not so bad.
Things I CAN'T Do:
-Wipe my ass comfortably
-Type (Typing is killing me right now)
-Scratch my leg-allergy-rash as forcefully as I want
-Zip up my pants
-Button my shirts
-Tie my shoes
-Untie my hair
-Punch people in the face
-Play my guitar
Things I CAN Do
-Use my nail as a stylus on my touch screen
-Poke people's eyes out more efficiently
-Use my nail as a fork
-Pick things up without actually touching them
-Make cute little indentations on my mother's expensive candles.
I guess they're not so bad.
Monday, April 12, 2010
It's Been A While...
Sorry I haven't written in a while guys, I've found a life recently. I've been playing The Sims 3 and Pokemon for a few months now. [That makes me sound even sadder...scratch that.]
I've been hanging out with a few friends recently. [By friends I mean 2 people.] Not only that, but I haven't found anything to blog about. How about you guys give me some ideas on something to rant about? =D I should have asked for this a while ago.
A big part of the reason I haven't been blogging is because I'm never home. I swear, I only come home to sleep. Right now it's 9 in the morning and I should be at school, but seeing as how my school is ridiculous and gives me 90 averages when I don't do anything, I think they'll let it slide. I decided to take some time to update for you guys. I miss the feedback and what not!
So my Facebook friends have found my shoops hilarious, so I've been getting requests from them to stick their faces on something funny. I'll post some of the pictures below, but I doubt you guys will get some of them; most of them are inside jokes.
Yesterday was my birthday, and I didn't really do anything. My friends sang me happy birthday even though I begged and cried [not really] for them not to. Am I the only one who feels uncomfortable when people sing to me? I wanted to hide behind the couch! Then I ate some cheap $2.99 cake that I bought, and then I made some frozen pizza and didn't share with anybody.
I've been kind of angry at the world since I got Pokemon Soul Silver, because I seem to be the only girl in the world who plays Pokemon. Because of that, I realized two things: 1: I don't have any friends who are girls anyway [except maybe two], and 2: I've been hanging out with way too much testosterone. Every single day, at school, after school, on the weekends; It's all guys. The girls in my school, neighborhood, city, [state?] all seem to be focused on whore-parties, weed, sex, and Blackberries. [Sidekicks used to be the ghetto phones, now they're slowly turning Blackberries against normal people.] Even if I TRIED to talk to them [which I never would], we would have absolutely nothing to talk about. I've been thinking of either getting homeschooled or transferring to my friends' school. I can't decide. Homeschooling costs money, which I do not have flowing out of my ass, and my friends' school has over 1,000 kids and metal detectors, but it's a good chance to meet new people. What do you guys think?
Anyways, here are some pictures I made that people seem to think are funny:





I really don't wanna stop writing now that I've started again, but I've learned first-hand that nobody will read a wall-of-text.
I wanna hear from you guys!!!
Comment below and write anything you wanna hear me blog about, or any feedback, or if you actually think these pictures are funny.
=]
<3
I've been hanging out with a few friends recently. [By friends I mean 2 people.] Not only that, but I haven't found anything to blog about. How about you guys give me some ideas on something to rant about? =D I should have asked for this a while ago.
A big part of the reason I haven't been blogging is because I'm never home. I swear, I only come home to sleep. Right now it's 9 in the morning and I should be at school, but seeing as how my school is ridiculous and gives me 90 averages when I don't do anything, I think they'll let it slide. I decided to take some time to update for you guys. I miss the feedback and what not!
So my Facebook friends have found my shoops hilarious, so I've been getting requests from them to stick their faces on something funny. I'll post some of the pictures below, but I doubt you guys will get some of them; most of them are inside jokes.
Yesterday was my birthday, and I didn't really do anything. My friends sang me happy birthday even though I begged and cried [not really] for them not to. Am I the only one who feels uncomfortable when people sing to me? I wanted to hide behind the couch! Then I ate some cheap $2.99 cake that I bought, and then I made some frozen pizza and didn't share with anybody.
I've been kind of angry at the world since I got Pokemon Soul Silver, because I seem to be the only girl in the world who plays Pokemon. Because of that, I realized two things: 1: I don't have any friends who are girls anyway [except maybe two], and 2: I've been hanging out with way too much testosterone. Every single day, at school, after school, on the weekends; It's all guys. The girls in my school, neighborhood, city, [state?] all seem to be focused on whore-parties, weed, sex, and Blackberries. [Sidekicks used to be the ghetto phones, now they're slowly turning Blackberries against normal people.] Even if I TRIED to talk to them [which I never would], we would have absolutely nothing to talk about. I've been thinking of either getting homeschooled or transferring to my friends' school. I can't decide. Homeschooling costs money, which I do not have flowing out of my ass, and my friends' school has over 1,000 kids and metal detectors, but it's a good chance to meet new people. What do you guys think?
Anyways, here are some pictures I made that people seem to think are funny:
I really don't wanna stop writing now that I've started again, but I've learned first-hand that nobody will read a wall-of-text.
I wanna hear from you guys!!!
Comment below and write anything you wanna hear me blog about, or any feedback, or if you actually think these pictures are funny.
=]
<3
Monday, September 28, 2009
McDonalds Hires Really Stupid People
So a few days ago I went to Mcdonalds with my boyfriend. We ordered 12 snack wraps [Don't ask] and patiently waited for our order.
Then we get our order, and we start to leave and my boyfriend says, "Let me count it, just in case." It turns out we only got 8 snack wraps. So we go back and tell the lady that we ordered and paid for 12 snack wraps, and she only gave us 8. She stares at us for a minute, and repeats what I said. Then she goes back with our bag and looks around stupidly and tells someone that we ordered 12 and we got 8. [Even though it was her fault.]
So we wait some more and she comes back with two bags. We say thank you and start to leave, and then my boyfriend starts counting them. Then he realizes, the lady split up our 8 snack wraps, put 4 of them in each bag, and gave it to us. I was like, "Are you serious????"
So we get on the line AGAIN. Then the lady comes out with another bag and says "Here," and leaves. It was the last 4 snack wraps.
Sometimes I really hate McDonalds.
Then we get our order, and we start to leave and my boyfriend says, "Let me count it, just in case." It turns out we only got 8 snack wraps. So we go back and tell the lady that we ordered and paid for 12 snack wraps, and she only gave us 8. She stares at us for a minute, and repeats what I said. Then she goes back with our bag and looks around stupidly and tells someone that we ordered 12 and we got 8. [Even though it was her fault.]
So we wait some more and she comes back with two bags. We say thank you and start to leave, and then my boyfriend starts counting them. Then he realizes, the lady split up our 8 snack wraps, put 4 of them in each bag, and gave it to us. I was like, "Are you serious????"
So we get on the line AGAIN. Then the lady comes out with another bag and says "Here," and leaves. It was the last 4 snack wraps.
Sometimes I really hate McDonalds.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
MONEY ISN'T EVERYTHING
So all my close friends know that to me, success means being happy. Not having a big house and cars and a rich husband and being famous.
Unfortunately, all my family members, seeing as how none of them even went to college, think that I should go for the best job possible, or in their words, "doctor" and "lawyer". I was talking to my aunt a few minutes ago and somehow this whole discussion came up. Basically she was saying, "MONEY IS IMPORTANT!" and I was like, "no." And then we started arguing.
Then she was implying that unless I get a high paying job I'm gonna be poor. I was like,
"I'm not gonna be poor".
"No? NO? What are you gonna do then???"
"I'm gonna be a teacher."
"*cardiac arrest* A TEACHER?"
"Yeah."
"No, you're not gonna be no damn teacher."
"Why not? What's wrong with it?"
"YOU'RE DOWNGRADING YOURSELF!!!"
"Um, that's what I wanna do."
Then she started talking about how I was good at the guitar and singing and writing and I said that's not what I want to do. Apparently she wants to control my life. Then she had the nerve to say, "Whoever did this to you is truly evil!"
W. T. F.
WHAT IS THE BIG DEAL????
Then I told her she was being materialistic and rude for putting my dreams down, and she denied she was being mean and what not.
I was trying not to be mean, because she's my aunt and everything, but seriously. I was PISSED OFF.
Then she had the AUDACITY to say that I'M materialistic and a little kid for whining about cowboy boots and my guitar. You know how I've wanted these things forever? Then I was like, "If I was an adult I wouldn't be "whining" about this stuff. I'm not an adult yet, I'm allowed to "whine"." Amirite, or amirite?
Then she said she was "shocked" and what not, and I was shocked too. I didn't know how materialistic people can be. Really, what's the big deal? I want to know. I'm pissed off, and confused as to why this should practically give her a heart attack.
Then she was like, "All those successful people always had someone there pushing them and believing in them, and I'm trynna be that to you, but..." Then I said, "Well when you're "pushing" me to do something that I don't wanna do, then I'm not going to end up successful, am I?" Then she got mad cause she hates when she can't think of something to say cause her head hurts from thinking.
But anyway, basically what I'm trying to say is that everyone should be who they wanna be, and that money means nothing, happiness is everything. [Well, to me, anyway.]
<3
Unfortunately, all my family members, seeing as how none of them even went to college, think that I should go for the best job possible, or in their words, "doctor" and "lawyer". I was talking to my aunt a few minutes ago and somehow this whole discussion came up. Basically she was saying, "MONEY IS IMPORTANT!" and I was like, "no." And then we started arguing.
Then she was implying that unless I get a high paying job I'm gonna be poor. I was like,
"I'm not gonna be poor".
"No? NO? What are you gonna do then???"
"I'm gonna be a teacher."
"*cardiac arrest* A TEACHER?"
"Yeah."
"No, you're not gonna be no damn teacher."
"Why not? What's wrong with it?"
"YOU'RE DOWNGRADING YOURSELF!!!"
"Um, that's what I wanna do."
Then she started talking about how I was good at the guitar and singing and writing and I said that's not what I want to do. Apparently she wants to control my life. Then she had the nerve to say, "Whoever did this to you is truly evil!"
W. T. F.
WHAT IS THE BIG DEAL????
Then I told her she was being materialistic and rude for putting my dreams down, and she denied she was being mean and what not.
I was trying not to be mean, because she's my aunt and everything, but seriously. I was PISSED OFF.
Then she had the AUDACITY to say that I'M materialistic and a little kid for whining about cowboy boots and my guitar. You know how I've wanted these things forever? Then I was like, "If I was an adult I wouldn't be "whining" about this stuff. I'm not an adult yet, I'm allowed to "whine"." Amirite, or amirite?
Then she said she was "shocked" and what not, and I was shocked too. I didn't know how materialistic people can be. Really, what's the big deal? I want to know. I'm pissed off, and confused as to why this should practically give her a heart attack.
Then she was like, "All those successful people always had someone there pushing them and believing in them, and I'm trynna be that to you, but..." Then I said, "Well when you're "pushing" me to do something that I don't wanna do, then I'm not going to end up successful, am I?" Then she got mad cause she hates when she can't think of something to say cause her head hurts from thinking.
But anyway, basically what I'm trying to say is that everyone should be who they wanna be, and that money means nothing, happiness is everything. [Well, to me, anyway.]
<3
Thursday, August 27, 2009
It's A Man's Instinct To Be Chivalrous To A Dainty Woman: Gender Roles, Who's Fault Is It?
Women want classic chivalry. Of course. They want independence, equality, and self-control, of course. But sometimes the two don't come hand in hand. Do women know what men consider to be "chivalry"?
Like most of these topics, this won't be just about how men don't treat women equally. This whole topic involves many, many other things, especially things that women do to maximize the "perfect woman" image. Yes, it's also women's fault. [Keep in mind, I'm not choosing any sides, I'm just reporting as I see it.]
Part I: A Woman's Image
Women wear makeup. Frilly dresses. Do their nails. Shave their legs, armpits, wax every other hair on their body. Get disgusted by the things that men do when they're with their friends, like burping, or the things they talk about.
Many of these things are seen by men as a sign of weakness, or a fault, as to why they should be treated like they're something fragile, delicate. Like the dresses, and the nails. I'm not sure about the makeup, because some men see this as a doll-like quality, but others don't.
Because they look so delicate and dainty, something in a man's mind says, "Let me get those bags for her." Or "Let me open the door for her." Or even something like, "No, you can't help me with this, this is a man's job." It's a man's instinct to treat a woman like she's too dainty for something, especially when she looks the part.
Women try so hard to look perfect, and then get angry when a man treats her what he would call, being a gentleman. But men and women think chivalry are different things.
My boyfriend thinks chivalry is not letting me hold any bags and not letting me walk on the outside of the sidewalk. It makes me mad sometimes, but it's just instinct for some guys. It's not instinct for women to spend hours on their appearance, or sacrificing needs, i.e. being able to wipe your ass, just for pretty, long, perfect acrylic nails, or any other thing like that. Women need to understand that they can't whine about equality while they're making themselves up to be porcelain dolls, for people on the street to admire, for their boyfriends to proudly take their arm.
Part II: A Man's Perspective
Like I've stated before, it's a man's instinct to be chivalrous. The point is, women and men obviously think differently, and they think different of chivalry.
With women, chivalry is, you know, the basic stuff, like holding open doors, letting her have the seat on the bus or train, paying for her, protecting her from harm, etc.
With men, however, chivalry is basically a gender role. Women are "not allowed" to do some things because they're "a mans job". For example, doing the mechanical work, or insisting on holding her bags because they're, apparently, too heavy for a woman. Men would say it's just common courtesy. Women would say it's sexism, the idea that women are too dainty and delicate to do certain things.
Part III: Society's Teachings
What would you say if you saw a man with hairy legs, hairy armpits, facial hair, and arm hair? Nothing, that's just natural.
What if you saw a woman, with hairy legs? Hairy armpits? Bushy eyebrows? You'd probably be disgusted, regardless of whether you're a man or a woman.
This somehow means that hair is a man thing. [Except on your head, of course.] If I asked why it's a man thing, you'd say, because it looks disgusting on a woman.
Why? What makes hair so manly? Do you think that before, like when everyone lived in huts, that people cared about things like armpit hair on a woman? Why is body hair considered a "man thing"?
If you can't come up with an answer to that, then you can probably see how easy it is for the media to convince people of certain things, especially when it comes to gender roles.
Society is, basically, the reason why men think women are inferior to them, or weaker, more delicate and fragile. Which is why men treat women the way they do.
Part IV: So Who's Fault Is It?
It's everyone's fault!!!
<3
Like most of these topics, this won't be just about how men don't treat women equally. This whole topic involves many, many other things, especially things that women do to maximize the "perfect woman" image. Yes, it's also women's fault. [Keep in mind, I'm not choosing any sides, I'm just reporting as I see it.]
Part I: A Woman's Image
Women wear makeup. Frilly dresses. Do their nails. Shave their legs, armpits, wax every other hair on their body. Get disgusted by the things that men do when they're with their friends, like burping, or the things they talk about.
Many of these things are seen by men as a sign of weakness, or a fault, as to why they should be treated like they're something fragile, delicate. Like the dresses, and the nails. I'm not sure about the makeup, because some men see this as a doll-like quality, but others don't.
Because they look so delicate and dainty, something in a man's mind says, "Let me get those bags for her." Or "Let me open the door for her." Or even something like, "No, you can't help me with this, this is a man's job." It's a man's instinct to treat a woman like she's too dainty for something, especially when she looks the part.
Women try so hard to look perfect, and then get angry when a man treats her what he would call, being a gentleman. But men and women think chivalry are different things.
My boyfriend thinks chivalry is not letting me hold any bags and not letting me walk on the outside of the sidewalk. It makes me mad sometimes, but it's just instinct for some guys. It's not instinct for women to spend hours on their appearance, or sacrificing needs, i.e. being able to wipe your ass, just for pretty, long, perfect acrylic nails, or any other thing like that. Women need to understand that they can't whine about equality while they're making themselves up to be porcelain dolls, for people on the street to admire, for their boyfriends to proudly take their arm.
Part II: A Man's Perspective
Like I've stated before, it's a man's instinct to be chivalrous. The point is, women and men obviously think differently, and they think different of chivalry.
With women, chivalry is, you know, the basic stuff, like holding open doors, letting her have the seat on the bus or train, paying for her, protecting her from harm, etc.
With men, however, chivalry is basically a gender role. Women are "not allowed" to do some things because they're "a mans job". For example, doing the mechanical work, or insisting on holding her bags because they're, apparently, too heavy for a woman. Men would say it's just common courtesy. Women would say it's sexism, the idea that women are too dainty and delicate to do certain things.
Part III: Society's Teachings
What would you say if you saw a man with hairy legs, hairy armpits, facial hair, and arm hair? Nothing, that's just natural.
What if you saw a woman, with hairy legs? Hairy armpits? Bushy eyebrows? You'd probably be disgusted, regardless of whether you're a man or a woman.
This somehow means that hair is a man thing. [Except on your head, of course.] If I asked why it's a man thing, you'd say, because it looks disgusting on a woman.
Why? What makes hair so manly? Do you think that before, like when everyone lived in huts, that people cared about things like armpit hair on a woman? Why is body hair considered a "man thing"?
If you can't come up with an answer to that, then you can probably see how easy it is for the media to convince people of certain things, especially when it comes to gender roles.
Society is, basically, the reason why men think women are inferior to them, or weaker, more delicate and fragile. Which is why men treat women the way they do.
Part IV: So Who's Fault Is It?
It's everyone's fault!!!
<3
Monday, August 24, 2009
Magazine/Internet Love Quizzes [And Why They Suck]
You know those quizzes that come in those magazines, titled things like "Is It True Love?", "Is He A Cheater?", "Do Guys Find You Attractive?", etc.? Yeah well I've read quite a few of them and I find that they're absolutely RIDICULOUS.
Exhibit A:
"Is It True Love?"
[A quiz in CosmoGirl]
Almost all the questions are ridiculous, but here are a few that shouldn't have even been in there:
1:
"The first time you met your boyfriend you felt:
A. Psyched! He was really cute!
B. Surprised, you felt like you knew him.
C. Intrigued; you wanted to learn more."
Here's the problem:
First off, first impressions are not always right. For example, when my aunt met her late husband she DESPISED him. She hated him for a couple of years, actually. And what happens? They ended up getting married and having kids.
So explain to me; How is your first impression of your boyfriend supposed to determine if it's true love or not? There's no such thing as love at first sight.
2:
"You mention that Fall Out Boy is playing soon. What does your guy say?
A. "I already got tickets for us."
B. "Oh, I'll have to keep it in mind."
C. "Maybe we should go.""
This question is seriously stupid. First off, mentioning that you want to see Fall Out Boy and your boyfriend's reaction depends on whether he even LIKES the band. For example, if I "mentioned" to my boyfriend that a certain band is "playing soon", seeing as how he hates my music, he'd probably just say, "Oh, okay. You gonna go?" Secondly, implying that whether or not your boyfriend buys you tickets to a concert determines whether it's true love or not is retarded. What does love have to do with music?
Now from another quiz called "Are You And Your Boyfriend Too Serious?"
1:
"You're at a show and a hottie starts chatting you up. You:
A. Flirt and later glance at his Myspace profile, but that's it.
B. Give out your digits. You're not married or anything, right?
C. Quickly say, "My sweetie loves this band but he was busy tonight.""
We all know that in certain quizzes there are "right" and "wrong" answers even though you're supposed to be analyzing from your own personal experience, especially in quizzes like these. There's usually a Right answer, the Neutral answer, and the Wrong answer. I don't have to tell you which on is which, right? The problem with THAT is that if I dated someone long enough to call them my "boyfriend", I'd say something close to C, although we know that's the "Wrong" answer. The ideal answer would be A or B, but I would consider that foul play. The whole point of these quizzes is for you to put yourself in these hypothetical situations, right? Doing so, I'd consider B to be completely wrong, and A is still bad. I just imagine my boyfriend finding out I was flirting with another guy and we exchanged Myspaces.
2:
"You write a letter to your grandparents. What topic takes up the most space?
A. Catching them up on the rest of your family.
B. School and extracurricular activites.
C. Whoever you're dating."
My problem with THIS question is not the fact that it has nothing to do with being "too serious", but that it's just creepy and stupid. To begin with, even if I was married, I wouldn't write my grandparents a letter all about my husband. Obviously I'd be "catching them up on the rest of the family". Sure, I'd include a few bits about him, but choice A is like, the international right answer for everyone.
And now: "Is your boyfriend a cheater?"
1: "One of your friends did something hurtful and you tell him about it. He:
A. Thinks of possible justifications for her behavior.
B. Says it's a bummer.
C. Listens, asks questions, and sympathizes."
What does this have to do with cheating??? The variables involved in cheating are:
Boyfriend + Hot Girl + Physical/Emotional intimacy - Girlfriend = Cheating.
Not only that, but I can't even think of which of the answers are Right and Wrong. You know why??? Because this has nothing to do with cheating.
2: "To your knowledge, has he cheated before?
A. Yes
B. You're not sure
C. No
Is there even anything to say about this question?
First off, if he has, in fact, cheated on you before, then you're stupid. On the other hand, whether he's cheated on you or not doesn't determine whether he'll cheat on you. There's a first time for everything.
There are MANY MANY MANY more quizzes that I could criticize, but I think I'm done with my rant now.
=]
<3
Exhibit A:
"Is It True Love?"
[A quiz in CosmoGirl]
Almost all the questions are ridiculous, but here are a few that shouldn't have even been in there:
1:
"The first time you met your boyfriend you felt:
A. Psyched! He was really cute!
B. Surprised, you felt like you knew him.
C. Intrigued; you wanted to learn more."
Here's the problem:
First off, first impressions are not always right. For example, when my aunt met her late husband she DESPISED him. She hated him for a couple of years, actually. And what happens? They ended up getting married and having kids.
So explain to me; How is your first impression of your boyfriend supposed to determine if it's true love or not? There's no such thing as love at first sight.
2:
"You mention that Fall Out Boy is playing soon. What does your guy say?
A. "I already got tickets for us."
B. "Oh, I'll have to keep it in mind."
C. "Maybe we should go.""
This question is seriously stupid. First off, mentioning that you want to see Fall Out Boy and your boyfriend's reaction depends on whether he even LIKES the band. For example, if I "mentioned" to my boyfriend that a certain band is "playing soon", seeing as how he hates my music, he'd probably just say, "Oh, okay. You gonna go?" Secondly, implying that whether or not your boyfriend buys you tickets to a concert determines whether it's true love or not is retarded. What does love have to do with music?
Now from another quiz called "Are You And Your Boyfriend Too Serious?"
1:
"You're at a show and a hottie starts chatting you up. You:
A. Flirt and later glance at his Myspace profile, but that's it.
B. Give out your digits. You're not married or anything, right?
C. Quickly say, "My sweetie loves this band but he was busy tonight.""
We all know that in certain quizzes there are "right" and "wrong" answers even though you're supposed to be analyzing from your own personal experience, especially in quizzes like these. There's usually a Right answer, the Neutral answer, and the Wrong answer. I don't have to tell you which on is which, right? The problem with THAT is that if I dated someone long enough to call them my "boyfriend", I'd say something close to C, although we know that's the "Wrong" answer. The ideal answer would be A or B, but I would consider that foul play. The whole point of these quizzes is for you to put yourself in these hypothetical situations, right? Doing so, I'd consider B to be completely wrong, and A is still bad. I just imagine my boyfriend finding out I was flirting with another guy and we exchanged Myspaces.
2:
"You write a letter to your grandparents. What topic takes up the most space?
A. Catching them up on the rest of your family.
B. School and extracurricular activites.
C. Whoever you're dating."
My problem with THIS question is not the fact that it has nothing to do with being "too serious", but that it's just creepy and stupid. To begin with, even if I was married, I wouldn't write my grandparents a letter all about my husband. Obviously I'd be "catching them up on the rest of the family". Sure, I'd include a few bits about him, but choice A is like, the international right answer for everyone.
And now: "Is your boyfriend a cheater?"
1: "One of your friends did something hurtful and you tell him about it. He:
A. Thinks of possible justifications for her behavior.
B. Says it's a bummer.
C. Listens, asks questions, and sympathizes."
What does this have to do with cheating??? The variables involved in cheating are:
Boyfriend + Hot Girl + Physical/Emotional intimacy - Girlfriend = Cheating.
Not only that, but I can't even think of which of the answers are Right and Wrong. You know why??? Because this has nothing to do with cheating.
2: "To your knowledge, has he cheated before?
A. Yes
B. You're not sure
C. No
Is there even anything to say about this question?
First off, if he has, in fact, cheated on you before, then you're stupid. On the other hand, whether he's cheated on you or not doesn't determine whether he'll cheat on you. There's a first time for everything.
There are MANY MANY MANY more quizzes that I could criticize, but I think I'm done with my rant now.
=]
<3
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