Minding my own business in the company lunchroom, I heard a gasp. Someone shared the terrible Facebook post that they were reading, posted by the guy above. It reflects how miserably Gay Society has spoiled men who are physically attractive... and how they lavish in it, doing whatever they want. Such an enslaved emphasis on bodies ignores what's inside: heart & mind.
"My roommate's jaw dropped when I told him I dropped $500 on sunglasses this weekend. For a second, he actually made me feel pretty bad about it.
Then, I thought . . . what the f*ck am I working for if I can't buy gorgeous sunglasses to place on top of my stunning face?
Then he was like, "Yo, Bro, to each his own. I didn't go out this weekend and I didn't spend any money. It felt great! I don't spend money on things like that."
I was thinking, Wow. Shocker. Your cheap, Jew ass stayed in all weekend staring at the walls and you're proud of yourself because you didn't spend any money.
Well, I'll only be breathtakingly gorgeous and young once, so I'm not going to sit here and watch paint dry on the weekends to save some cash.
You know what? I'm going to wear my $500 sunglasses like the star I am, mother f*cker. And, guess what else? Next summer, I'm buying $1,000 sunglasses to go with the $800 Hermes belt I got in December. And, hopefully the year after that, I'll wear them all with my $15,000 solid gold Presidential Rolex.
I don't understand people. What are you all living for -- to sit here and pinch pennies, date average human beings, have average jobs and bodies, to stare at the walls on the weekends as life passes you by?
F*ck that. I work too hard.
I want the best."
You'd never believe that he is a lawyer (or maybe you would, Ha Ha!) No surprise that his earlier Facebook post ranted against his company's Human Resources Department because they balked at him painting a coworker's fingernails during work hours. He thought that HE was mistreated!
Below is his unapologetic, snooty, "holier than thou" reply to someone's polite/suggestive comment:
hamud I must ask, do you think this rant would've been any less good without a line like "cheap Jew ass"? Is it justifiable for comedic effect/to make a point? Pretty shocked I'm the first person to even mention it to be honest...
It's my post and I'll write it as I want. Some will think the reference to my roommate being Jewish is hysterical and some won't. I'm not here to please any one specific person. I'm here to write and get things off my chest. It's not my goal to be politically correct. I'll never be politically correct.
It's utterly amazing that a grown man can be so intolerant, insensitive, and insolent (like Emperor Caligula).
The gay equal rights movement should've taught gay men about tolerance, courtesy, and seeking another person's viewpoint. Well, it might've... if it hadn't quickly been overrun...
...by the desire to show off and worship muscles, orgies, and narcissistic selfies.
Do you wonder where that "I'm better than you" attitude comes from? You can thank the people who inflate his ego.
Do you wonder where that "I'm better than you" attitude comes from? You can thank the people who inflate his ego.
My coworker showed me that man's Grindr messages (that he shared boastfully on Facebook); it displayed how society behaves...
Spoiled by unwavering praise (he bragged that after he vomited outside a bar, a guy still tried kissing him) for doing nothing, he expected "royal treatment".
In modern Gay Culture, physically fit guys are given free food/drinks/admission/travel (to merely appear at events). Why should they work at jobs? Why should they honor their commitments to friends? Why should they care what people think?
The funny thing is, he ISN'T what he pretends/brags to be. A badly-treated ex-lover of his has original photographs of him. Here is the true man (on the left):
Lots of plastic surgery, eyebrow modification, nose job, teeth bleaching, new hair, artificially boosted muscles, spray tan, botox injections, plumped lip injections, liposuction, and laser hair removal created the new version (also on the left):
Re-reading that first Grindr message--how he "looks in the mirror and can't believe he's real"--takes on new meaning now.
Unfortunately, instead of being grateful for his current appearance--and all the praise/freebees/gifts that come to it, he's an intolerable ass. You'd think that a chunky average-looking guy would know what it feels like to be overlooked or insulted. Therefore, he shouldn't do it to others. But he does.
The guy here seems to have lost all propriety. He claims to work hard. How? He's on a vacation, almost every other month! Mykonos, Paris, Rome, Hollywood, Miami, Fire Island, Chicago, Bermuda, Cancun, Rio de Janeiro, et cetera. On a beginner lawyer's salary? Or as an escort/performer?
It reminds me of the Broadway show tune, "Dance 10; Looks 3 (Tits & Ass)" from "A Chorus Line". Listen to it.
He degrades people for having "average" bodies, jobs, or activities. He assumes that his reoccurring surgeries, skin abrasions, and bodily injections make his lifestyle superior. The sad part is that too many guys think so too, because they only look "skin deep".
It's as bad as "making stupid people famous" on television--for doing nothing.
Maybe if gay guys were less shallow, judgmental, flippant, superficial, and snobbish, they'd see this man for what he really is: nothing special. He's as plain as most men on the street (that's him, on the left).
...and his true attitude reveals it... which steroids and cosmetic surgery can't mask.
Maybe he behaves without fear of consequences because nothing bad has ever resulted to him from his attitude/actions. Just like the bullies on the schoolyard, or the thieves on subways.
Until people choose integrity over shallow looks, he'll keep enjoying life at other people's expense.
You'd think he'd be more modest considering his humble beginnings. You hear it and see it all the time about buying the next name brand thing, chasing fashion. But that's what it is, chasing. You'll always be chasing; hence, you'll never achieve that goal. And if you equivocate purchasing with happiness, well then you're doomed. I get it now: I did find it happier when I don't care as much on capitalistic bullshit but through walks in a park, picnics, canoeing, and quiet time.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if he ever sits there and thinks why he still feels empty and lonely inside for being worshipped as a falsified god. Or maybe he just lies to himself and when he truly confronts himself, he redirects his thoughts of "let me look at who's available near me." When he's 50 and still looking like a balloon face, maybe he'll be mature enough to ask himself the real hard deep questions. Nonetheless, you can't fix lonliness through materialism and consumerism. Ok, I'm done ranting. Thanks!
Don't worry, your rant was far less severe that his! Good points, too (esp "false god" lol). I suppose if people weren't so stupid/shallow, they wouldn't vie for selfies or sex with him JUST to impress their (Facebook) friends... as if THAT makes them a more significant human. It'll be interesting to see what people like him do in their older years--as a social phenomenon.
DeleteMeanwhile, keep enjoying those parks!!
I cannot believe someone would take so much time to write so many hateful comments about another person. Yes, I found this googling my friend ten years later, and it's so incredibly pathetic that I had to comment. If you're ugly and boring, you could've saved a ton of time just writing that! "I am ugly, boring, and people fucking hate me". There! Only a few words and you could've had more time to play with your dick since no one else is. Oh, and you'd be so sad to know that ten years later he's still handsome, kind, intelligent, witty, and a great friend. And I bet you're still following him waiting for his demise. You'll probably die first, but best of luck!
ReplyDeleteAlso! YOU STILL HAVE A BLOG? No one is fucking reading this in 2024. Go spend your time finding outfits that don't make you look like Pinocchio.
ReplyDeleteGo have a life that you can talk about it ..
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