Subtitle: Oh heck no.
About two weeks ago, on this blog, I have mentioned that I hate stereotypes of any kind, yet most of us tend to rely on them for an “accurate” depiction of others.
There’s something else that bothers me.
If the title is any indication of whatsoever to you, then you’ll see where this is going.
When I was younger (read: Elementary School young), I was a rather insecure child. I wasn’t exactly the brightest child when it came to common sense.
However, I fell into the trap of trying to go on with what’s in, and what’s out.
Everyone’s eating lunchables? I want to as well!
Everyone is playing with those sticky hands? I wanna play too!
As I look back and reflect on what kind of person I was in the past, I must say, I had no sense of individuality in me at all. I couldn’t decide what I liked for myself in the past. I had to go with what other people liked. And move on with them when they start liking something else.
Man, I’m glad I’m not that child anymore.
No one can force me to like something anymore.
I decide to like what I want.
Now, why do I decide to talk about this topic today?
Because people do not seem to understand that people are entitled to what they choose to like, and they do not have to like the same things as those people.
For instance, my room-mates insist that a woman with an endowed chest, knowing full well that I am more interested in those with a flat chest, or close to flat as possible. I simply say I like flat chests better to try and put an end to their insisting.
However, they still insist that endowed women are the best and they said why not like them better. I tell them that they cannot change what I like the best.
Of course, they persist that endowed women are the best, and I tell them that I don’t like people trying to force their opinion on me like that.
They kinda got annoyed about that and stopped for the time being.
Now I’m sure many of you had a similar situation.
Here’s a message to these kind of people.
How come you’re allowed to get offended when I say I don’t like what they like, and I’m not? Your logic makes no sense. Leave me alone.
Here’s something to ponder.
Now say you actually get a person to like the same thing you like somehow, whether you have forced it or not.
Now say that somehow, that person steps ahead of you and gets to that same thing you like first. And you’re left out of it.
Hey wait.
Why the hell are you getting angry?
It’s your damned idea for forcing that person to like the same thing you like.
Now you screwed yourself over.
First you force someone to like something they didn’t like at first, and then you get angry?
What the hell is wrong with you?
Just a thought for those people that feel the need to force their opinions upon others.
Morons.