People are aware of life when they are aware of death

Okay, I got this idea from an online forum and it was really funny yet soo true. Cheers Moo Eh?

Trix
Here you have a starving rabbit. Spoiled children who happen to have a thing for cereal and yogurt point and laugh as the rabbit desperately tries to get some food. The rabbit has obviously tried and failed at receiving some by asking in the past, so the rabbit must use his intellect to survive, but as fate would have it, he always fails. It's a wonder that after all these years this adorable bunny is still alive, but through all of this, the children refuse to share.

What does this teach us? Sharing is wrong. Especially sharing with cute woodland creatures.





Lucky Charms
Now here you have a man with a height impairment. The children choose to take advantage of this man's misfortune by attempting to steal this man's cereal which he treasures ever so dearly. This man also seems to have an Irish accent. Obviously singled out due to the combination of his diversity and disability, this man is relentlessly chased by the children. Unable to get a moment of peace, and constantly on the run, the man is forever doomed to being unable to enjoy his delicious treasure.

Now this commercial in particular uses a lot of subliminal advertising. Children are taught that people who are different from them are to be hunted down and mugged. Height, sex, ethnicity, and the like are all brought into play. They even go as far as to make the children after his one true prized possession. Truly the man has interesting tastes in hobbies, but that's no reason to make a mockery of him. The commercial doesn't portray the man losing his handkerchief of something of little value to him, but the children purposefully go after the man's very livelihood. I for one am disgusted.

A lot of people should really try to learn that no matter how perfect a certain person's life can be, you just have to realize that your own life is better.

I am sick and tired of people telling me that, "It's okay.", "Don't worry!", most specifically, "It's going to be alright."

I'm not talking about someone in particular. I'm talking about EVERYONE in particular.

Some people need a little head bashing or two. They have to open their eyes and realize that most of the time, saying "Not to worry" or "It's fine" doesn't change anything sometimes, they make it worse.

Actually, this thought has been on my mind for the past few years, and it's about time that I brought it up. This past few days my life is full of "comforting words" from my friends. Not that I blame them, but seriously... (thanks for the effort though) but it doesn't really help.

The worst thing is that they say those lines without even understanding the situation. They fail to accept the truth and live in their own belief of reality. And I'm not just referring to my own situation here.

It's hard to understand and hard to explain.

People think just because I have a family and money to get by means I am happy and practically live better than most of the population. Have you ever wondered what it feels like having something yet feel like having nothing would have been much better? It's like having a brand new gaming console that no matter how hard you try you can't use it. It's like having a family and yet feel it would have been better off if it didn't exist.

Hard to understand... Hard to explain.

No matter what other people say, I can't shake off the feeling that it's all my fault. Even though I said it a thousand times that life would have been better for others if I didn't exist, people try to say, "Awwww Karen... That's not true." Sh*t! Well... I wanna kick the ass of every person that said that. What the hell do they know?! Argh!

Yet, I don't really hate the people who say those "suppose to be comforting" phrases. Even though they understand, even though they want to help... most of the time, that's the only thing they can offer.

Words that can give you a little bit of hope and give you a little tug upwards.

What I really hate at the moment is myself. Because no matter how much lines of concern were said to me, I still feel so hopeless and devastated. I have wasted their efforts of giving me hope that "It's going to be alright."

How dare I detest people just because they are concerned? How can I actually feel that way towards my friends? They are just trying to help yet I'm posting something like this about "how I hate it when people say this and that to me".

I even hate myself more because I can't even say a sincere "Thank you" everytime they try to comfort me. But really... what everyone is trying to do doesn't help. Maybe "Thanks for the effort".

I'm the worst.. ain't I?

All I can say right now is I'm sorry. Sorry. I appreciate the help and all, but saying something to me that "It's going to be alright" just makes me sooo annoyed because it never will. I don't blame the others. I blame myself.

(Oh f*ck! I'm sounding like some deep sh*t emo.)