Passing Opportunities

I don’t understand how someone is talking about buying a car before they get their license. I’ve been telling my cousin for the longest to get it over with. She is 18 already and still listening to what other people say. I try setting a good example. I got my permit at 16. Juniors license at 17 and bought my own car 2 months before my 18th birthday. I don’t know what her excuse is for not taking driving lessons yet, but I think its because she is afraid. She doesn’t want to drive in the snow, she doesn’t want to learn how to drive stick shift and she doesn’t want anything big. Not like she can drive it anyway being that she is only 4’11 tall. Hopefully she will stop punking up and start wising up. Or else she’ll be letting the opportunity pass her by wishing that she could’ve had what everyone else has already.

Gay Men

Trust and believe me when I say I do not want to know or even think of a reason why men are gay. It just doesn’t make any sense. I mean, I look at like this, you all have the same body parts. But I guess it takes a man to know what a man really wants. Only a man knows all of a next mans g-spots and how to please them mentally, emotionally and physically. Same thing goes for the lesbians, I guess. It doesn’t matter their sexuality. I don’t care whether they are gay, straight, confused, bisexual whatever, as long as they keep it to themselves. I want no part of it. As you know how the saying goes, “Don’t ask, Don’t Tell”. In this case, that is exactly what I mean.

Cancer

I’m not going to say I do not care about cancer. But I don’t want to think about it. What I mean is, I don’t want to think of ever getting cancer. I know as I get older in my forties, I have to do yearly doctor checkups for breast cancer. that’s okay because I would want to be aware of what is going on with my body. I don’t want to think of getting any other type of cancer either because it all causes death. I don’t ever want to have to face it and I send my sympathy for all those who have it. I do however, support those who have breast cancer, by having the pink ribbon hanging in my car and stickers on my notebook. Those who have it should not be ashamed, but be proud that your are still living. I know there are some people who have it much worse and have to take meds on a daily. Its heartbreaking, but I guess you cant really prevent. Or can you?