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They flip everything over & upset the
apple cart -
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Working to preserve the memory of the worst
people
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they ever met in their life, they endlessly
lament or
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whisper taboos in your ear at inappropriate
moments.
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"It's a little sad
at the end."
—Without fail.
—It's not sad if you don't expect
too much.
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"What's your schedule
this week?"
—Another thrill.
—Why should we be cheap?
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"Okay, Mister Pacifist."
—Or something.
—Something much more efficient.
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["I'm a throwback."]
"It's good to know yourself."
[Condescendingly]
—It was.
—I'm in solidarity with dogs and
angry children.
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They try to yank you in all directions -
They're judging
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you on (1) your performance, (2) what you
do,
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(3) what happens to you, or (4) what you know -
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Instead, see yourself as having an inner entity
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that needs nourishment. Nourish yourself.
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"HEY, YOU DIRTY WHORE!"
—What's that?
—They turn women into men, and men
into idiots ...
KEEP GOING! ... AND DON"T STOP.
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"It must be that time of month."
[To a woman]
—It's devastating.
—If it isn't, so what?
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"Are you on the rag?"
—You're strong.
—Is this the best way to show
your strength? ... Feed your
family!
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"It's a tragedy."
—Too soon.
—Did you work hard today?
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