Dissatisfied

I am dissatisfied, dear readers. Dissatisfied with our country's physical education curriculum. First of all, what do I learn from "pickle ball"? Second of all, what is the whole point of physical testing, if we're doing it through high school, why aren't we continuing it through college? Actually, why are we doing it at all? You can't control a child's metabolism no matter how hard you try, and making him run slower than the rest will subject him to bullying that one adult could not even comprehend. I say we rebel against the system and refuse to be tested. Ok, so I've gone on a rant, but to be honest, I like the rest of P.E., learning new skills that we can use to help further our health. I hope O haven't scared you off. I probably will in the future anyway. Ta-ta for now!

Why Do We Want What We Can't Have?

                   Ever heard the expression "The grass is always greener on the other side"? Well, it's true. We always want what we can't have. Example 1: Looking through clothes online, full cart, uses just the amount of gift card money I have. But, hey, why not look around again for more stuff? I find a really cute shirt, of course. If swap it with the shirt I already have in my cart, I would be $10 short. Now I don't really want the first shirt, do I? Example 2: Dating someone awesome, dum dee dum, life is great. Meet new guy, he's awesome. But he's also taken. Now I don't want the first guy as much, do I? Example 3: Buy a new cellphone, and love it, wait about 3 months, new version comes out. Front facing camera, holographs, whatever it has, it's better than yours. You have to wait 9 more months for your new phone. Do you still want your phone, do you really?
                You see? This is what I mean. We always want something better than what we have, even if that something better is completely out of reach. I for one, learn to deal with people who have better things than me. There are two types of envy:
- Malicious Envy: "Her shoes are adorable! I hope her shoes get wet and ruined."
- Benign Envy:  "Her shoes are adorable! I want shoes like that."
I don't know. I find my envy to be more malicious, if you had cute shoes, I'd be kinda upset that you had them instead of someone like me. While on the topic about things that make me horrible, I learned a new word that perfectly describes how I feel about most things: schadenfreude. Schadenfreude means happiness at the misfortune of others. Like watching someone fall on their bum while ice skating. Schadenfreude is basically feeling glad that you're not the person suffering through such a horrible thing. You know what? I've gotten WAY to deep into this topic. Goodnight everyone.

♔Why I'm So Weird ♔

 ♔Why I'm So Weird ♔

Yeap, I'm a weirdo. Here's why:

 ♔I try to sing what I'm doing

 ♔I HATE tomatoes

 ♔I will profusely lie to get what I want

 ♔I chew pencils :P

 ♔I try to make great things better, and end up making them worse

 ♔I blog, when I know no one reads it

 ♔I am obsessed with Danisnotonfire and AmazingPhil

 ♔I sleep with a stuffed walrus

 ♔I make up problems in my head to get out of things

Feel free to judge me now. Just, don't throw things. Adios, mis amigos. :3

An Obsession

I'm officially obsessed with Amazing Phil. I have always loved his videos but I today watched 26 in a row, no break. I can't even. The videos are amazing. And DanIsNotOnFire is amazing too. I think I'm in love guys. This is not ok. Adios meh readers(You probably don't exist though)

Polka Dot Nails

Polka Dot Nails

Ouch.

I fell. On an ankle I previously broke. It hurts. Like hell. 😭

Fresh Meat

Love new kids. Don't we all? They're just so…awesome. Especially the one at school. She was a grade below us, but now she's here. "Started at the bottom and now we here." She's awesome. She likes everything my friends and I like, and she's a ninja. How did we get so lucky?