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It's not worth it. [May. 3rd, 2008|12:40 am]
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You're all fucking parasites, every last one of you. You use your livejournals to bitch and moan about life, and I am there for you. You whine when nobody remembers your birthday, but I give you birthday wishes. Kilroy, someone who I myself got into vore, and who I went out of my way to make a stupid birthday post, doesn't even bother typevoring me. Hell I could've offered myself to him with chocolate melted all over my body and aphrodisiacs to boot, and he would have me thrown in the garbage incinerator, like I wasn't even goot enough for the maggots at the city dump.

You don't understand how deeply metaphorical I am. I type words, and you just stare and gawk at them, not really thinking that there may be some hidden meaning. That maybe being eaten represented my self worth, you know, to be of value to someone else?

And then it hits me. How human all of us are. From the abrahamic religions, to the more athiest humanists. I mean, Ayn Rand, the champion of self worth, still measured her OWN worth as being needing of a man. Kind of dumb, right? I mean, arguing that just because guys have to be arroused to make sex happen that she was a second hander really doesn't make any sense. But reading her philosophy, I understand what she wanted. She valued a kind of person, and only valued herself to the extent that she was that person. That's kind of sad really.

And what about all you Christians, who talk about believing in Jesus. Maybe instead of praising his death, you should be going to church and crying for him. He's no mystic being. He's a human and he wanted to be loved. I can't compare to what he did, and frankly, you know what I've learned from him? That I don't WANT to be him. What about Ayn Rand, who has been said not to have practiced her philosophy? Maybe she just felt she wasn't good enough for what she created? She was a human, not a prophet. Stop treating her like a prophet, nobody's a prophet. She's a good damned human.

And what about Moot? It really pisses me off that in the middle of a /b/reakdown, everybody's posting as him. But Moot, perhaps he is too far gone. Maybe he will be remembered after his death, which will likely come if I know anything about Scientology. Yeah, Moot's gonna get V& and you know how people will remember him? By the memes he created. Fucking stupid isn't it?

People remember Stars' Pyre because he died. I didn't know him at all but I think I should make something clear... he's NOT a good person for dying. He's a good person for living as long as he did under the harsh, cold, bitter conditions that he did. And Palshife... do you think people look to her and think of the happiness she gave her friends? No, because maybe sometimes she acts selfish. But she has any right to. And you know if she ever dies, people won't remember her because she did good. The part that pisses me off, the clincher, is this: They will remember Palshife because I am stalking her.

Iconox, you were right. John Galt wouldn't do what I have done. But if reading Atlas Shrugged has taught me one thing, or even just having it spoiled for me, it's that people won't remember you for who you are until you deny them the opportunity to remember you for anything else. John Galt made a strike happen that taught the world how much they needed him. And I'm gonna follow in his footsteps.

I am going on strike. I'm leaving the internet. I'm going to a rehab facility that will rid me of my intense obsessions, but more than that, I won't be coming back. I think I'll still try making it to furry cons and using E-mail, but that's about it.

You won't get to do anything with me. I'll be gone. This time it's not for a year, it's forever. And you won't ever see me again, hear me again, or anything like that. You won't even get a taste.

PS: I'm not leaving just this second. I want to get as many other kindred spirits to do the same. I may taste like coconuts but I'm no coconut myself.
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[User Picture]From: [info]likeshine
2008-05-03 03:54 pm (UTC)

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eh, see ya then.
[User Picture]From: [info]hgryphon
2008-05-03 10:13 pm (UTC)

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The Marquis de Sade predicted that in the future, people wouldn't talk directly to each other anymore. They would communicate in ways that didn't require face time, and this would lead to the breakdown of society.

Obviously he was right.

Leaving the Internet isn't going to solve your issues. You need to socialize in person to feel better about your Internet communications or it's going to drive you peanut butter nutty.

Maybe take a break and meet fleshy people instead of digital ones. ;)
[User Picture]From: [info]gear_eagle
2008-05-04 12:10 am (UTC)

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Well, I'm happy to hear about the rehab part, at least. You can't fix mental illness with philosophy. Especially a philosophy that isn't based in reality, but on "how things should be."

Edited at 2008-05-04 12:12 am (UTC)
[User Picture]From: [info]tyr_doshan
2008-05-04 11:44 pm (UTC)

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"You won't get to do anything with me. I'll be gone. This time it's not for a year, it's forever. And you won't ever see me again, hear me again, or anything like that. You won't even get a taste."

Some loss that will be eh? And here I was hoping you'd do us all a favor and off yourself.

Grow up Starblade. Two years ago you were spouting schizofrenia as the reason you act as you do and now you spout half intellegent nonsense in an effort to martyr yourself because no one likes you.

Oh noes! Starblade is gonna picket line teh intrawebs and now we're all supposed to be all sad and value him!! Woe is us!.. If you haven't gotten the point yet let me make it more clear:

We want you gone, so go the hell away.
[User Picture]From: [info]quentinor
2008-05-06 11:15 pm (UTC)

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Dude? Just curious. Why do you look for misery? World is full of jackasses and jerkoff's. What you got to do is change your own self opinion then all else will follow.

From: (Anonymous)
2008-05-08 04:17 am (UTC)

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Ha ha, Ayn Rand and Jesus in one steaming pile of a post. There's no way in hell this is real. You're like the sum of all the worthless interests and shitty character traits held by dysfunctional internet shut-ins. It's just too perfect.

Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out. Actually, that cross you're dragging around will probably prevent that.
[User Picture]From: [info]kiptripsyc
2008-05-08 04:34 am (UTC)

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I don't know who you are but...

Intense obsessions are nothing to be ashamed about. I read you had Asperger's, I don't know if this is true or not, I don't know you well enough to really make a valid opinion, but I have Asperger's too. I know how it feels to get really intensely upset over things other people find really trivial.

However, I think you are over reacting a lot. Even if you got upset over that comment the other person posted, perhaps you shouldn't have posted a journal entry about it. If I were you, I would've just walked away from the computer. Do you have a "safe place"? It's a place where you can be alone and feel secure. My bathroom or my closet works for me.

After your emotions calm down, then just try to think over the situation rationally. The comment that was made was not a personal insult to you, the person was clearly making a comment of what appeared to be in a friendly, joking manner.

Seeking professional help is not a bad thing. If you are attaching your self-worth to a fetish, then talking to someone will probably help- may I suggest Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?

You shouldn't attach your obsession to your self-worth. Remember that although it may feel like your obsession is a part of you, you are not your obsession. Other people don't think of it the same way, and when that person made that comment, they probably had no idea it would even hurt you or offend you!

But ridding someone of their intense obsession isn't the best course of action. Only help what needs to be helped- like I said, taking obsessions as your own self-worth needs to be helped... but there's nothing wrong with loving something a lot. Just make sure it doesn't affect your functioning in a damaging way, and this clearly is.

Well, that's all I have to say.