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Oversensitivity and the Emotionally Conflicted
Tuesday, February 10, 2009

I am really going to piss some people off by saying this but...oversensitive people annoy me to no ends.

I'm talking about those people who go all emotionally conflicted after someone says a joke and that person takes it the wrong way. Those people annoy me. I call it oversensitivity. We're all like that once in our lifetime, but we should grow out of it by the time we're in our teen years.

Unfortunately, I know someone who hasn't grown out of it yet. He used to my friend until he had this random mood swing and totally became emotionally conflicted. I tried to comfort him as a friend would, but he kept on having these random moments of depression and it just made me so mad. So I completely started to ignore him.

Yes, that was so mean of me. Everytime he'd talk to me, I'd either ignore him and pretend he didn't speak or yell at him...Usually I'd yell at him but then I had to say "I'm joking" afterwards so he doesn't go all depressed. I'm not the type of person to go fully emotionally conflicted, so when I see someone like that, I usually try to cheer them up.

I'm talking different people. Not the same person at least 5 times. Apparently the first time he got all depressed was because my other friend yelled at him, then the second time was over something dumb like a rejection? And then the third time was when someone pushed him as a playful gesture. Then fourthly, he and my other friend were playing a slapping game and he started crying because he got hit too hard. The most recent time was literally yesterday.

Teens today use an insane amount of profanity, usually as a joke. I've learned to let it go. So the guy gets cussed out and then he goes all emotional and wants to kill himself. I HATE that. I'm not going to lie...I've thought of killing myself once, or twice. Looking back, I think to myself..what was I thinking? Now I see there's purpose in life now, God doesn't create people randomly.

I think that's enough ranting for today. Basically I just want to say...Don't commit suicide because quite frankly, there's a purpose to everybody's life. God doesn't create people randomly. You know it's true.

Okay, so I'm done with my rant for now. I typed it pretty quickly, probably because I was annoyed or something.

As for stories, Sunsets is not over yet. Looking at the matter of things, it might be three more chapters until the end because I might want to throw some more BeBu stuff in. Because we all love BeBu.

Okay, that's enough ranting. I'll update with you all soon.
Keep the BeBu Train Moving!
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