Yamato
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low rating: six one stars
I am going to try and take it in a positive way. This low rating tells me:
1) I am good enough to not have to rate myself a five-star. That is proven by the six ratings of 1-star. Integrity (I did rate myself plenty of times with my previous journals, but I decided to stop worrying about this).
2) four assholes (I gave myself two one-stars: cfr. here) have stopped by the journal, might have even wanted to harass me and troll around, but could not do it, could not post their garbage here, because of the "only posts from contacts" policy. So this shows intelligence and good planning. Finally I have the tools to not be harassed by the idiots of the world, who, feeling helpless, leave me a low rating. So, every one-star I get is one troll I avoided. So those one-stars are there to remind me that I got away with writing what I wanted without being harassed.
3) Nothing or rather... I might have forgotten the third point.
Here's the picture of this... of the deal:
So, remember, every one-star I get, is one asshole I successfully avoided. That rating is there to keep track of the assholes who stopped by and could not post.
Serenity.
Serenity.
I am a turtle in the ocean.
Jon Brion
[...]
Oh, yeah, I remembered #3:
3) If I can get used to not caring about the ratings now, then in the future I will be able to write at will, sincerely, and whatever I want, without any obstacles. Indeed, what can be worse than six one-star ratings? If I can accept it, then from now on, I can write without interferences nor worries.
And the point of a journal is precisely to allow you to write whatever you want, any time you want.
This is the worst that can happen to my journal: get a bunch of one-stars from the assholes who can't write here. Bring it on, you assholes. I am gonna keep doing my math and writing whatever I want here, regardless of your efforts to discourage people who have the courage to speak their minds, to have their own thoughts, and who have something to say as a consequence. I think it's called being a "free thinker", and the morons of the world are not comfortable with people having their own individual non-conforming thoughts. They were taught to conform, and it bothers them that someone is not following their rules, but I have bad news for you sheep: journals are made for people who have something original to say, so it's either this way or it simply isn't. If I were a sheep, too, I would have nothing to write. Instead I don't follow the herd and I stay away from crowds. And it bothers them. So my job is to post what i think on my journal, and their job is to come here and harass me for doing that. Well, after 5000 posts, I've gotten pretty good at defending my thoughts... basically the "only posts from contacts" policy is like a dictatorship, and it's in my hands, and it's just awesome to finally have it enabled. I just have to get over this "ratings" problem and then my writing will be rid of all burdens.
"Writing is a weapon..." says in the middle of this clip Denzel Washington:
The Hurricane (6/10) Movie CLIP - So Glad I Met You (1999) HD - YouTube
I am a turtle in the ocean.
I am going to try and take it in a positive way. This low rating tells me:
1) I am good enough to not have to rate myself a five-star. That is proven by the six ratings of 1-star. Integrity (I did rate myself plenty of times with my previous journals, but I decided to stop worrying about this).
2) four assholes (I gave myself two one-stars: cfr. here) have stopped by the journal, might have even wanted to harass me and troll around, but could not do it, could not post their garbage here, because of the "only posts from contacts" policy. So this shows intelligence and good planning. Finally I have the tools to not be harassed by the idiots of the world, who, feeling helpless, leave me a low rating. So, every one-star I get is one troll I avoided. So those one-stars are there to remind me that I got away with writing what I wanted without being harassed.
3) Nothing or rather... I might have forgotten the third point.
Here's the picture of this... of the deal:
So, remember, every one-star I get, is one asshole I successfully avoided. That rating is there to keep track of the assholes who stopped by and could not post.
Serenity.
Serenity.
I am a turtle in the ocean.
Jon Brion
[...]
Oh, yeah, I remembered #3:
3) If I can get used to not caring about the ratings now, then in the future I will be able to write at will, sincerely, and whatever I want, without any obstacles. Indeed, what can be worse than six one-star ratings? If I can accept it, then from now on, I can write without interferences nor worries.
And the point of a journal is precisely to allow you to write whatever you want, any time you want.
This is the worst that can happen to my journal: get a bunch of one-stars from the assholes who can't write here. Bring it on, you assholes. I am gonna keep doing my math and writing whatever I want here, regardless of your efforts to discourage people who have the courage to speak their minds, to have their own thoughts, and who have something to say as a consequence. I think it's called being a "free thinker", and the morons of the world are not comfortable with people having their own individual non-conforming thoughts. They were taught to conform, and it bothers them that someone is not following their rules, but I have bad news for you sheep: journals are made for people who have something original to say, so it's either this way or it simply isn't. If I were a sheep, too, I would have nothing to write. Instead I don't follow the herd and I stay away from crowds. And it bothers them. So my job is to post what i think on my journal, and their job is to come here and harass me for doing that. Well, after 5000 posts, I've gotten pretty good at defending my thoughts... basically the "only posts from contacts" policy is like a dictatorship, and it's in my hands, and it's just awesome to finally have it enabled. I just have to get over this "ratings" problem and then my writing will be rid of all burdens.
"Writing is a weapon..." says in the middle of this clip Denzel Washington:
The Hurricane (6/10) Movie CLIP - So Glad I Met You (1999) HD - YouTube
I am a turtle in the ocean.
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