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Gender: Male
Status: In a Relationship
Age: 20
Sign: Taurus

City: Plano
State: TEXAS
Country: US
Signup Date: 8/17/2005

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Saturday, March 17, 2007 

Current mood:  lazy
Category: Life

 

 

[Setting: Barnes & Noble. Brit is cashiering.]

[Man steps up and places a book on the counter. Brit scans item.]

Brit: Do you have a membership card?

Man: Yes.

[Brit scans membership card.]

Brit: That'll be $14.03.

[Man pulls out a twenty and hands it to Brit.]

Man: I don't have any pennies.

Brit: That's fine.

Man: I don't like pennies.

[Brit opens the cash drawer.]

Man (quietly): I hate pennies.

[Brit starts to collect the $5.97.]

Man (irritated): Am I really going to get 97 cents in change back?

Brit: Do with it what you will...

[Brit hands the man the $5.97.]

Man (angrily, condescending): I thought I made it PRETTY CLEAR.

Brit: I'm just doing what I'm supposed to.

[The man puts the two pennies on the counter and marches off.]

Brit: Have a nice day.

[The man grumbles and exits.]

[End scene.]

 

 

Currently listening:
In It for the Money
By Supergrass
Release date: 06 May, 1997
Saturday, March 10, 2007 

Current mood:  aggravated
Category: School, College, Greek
 
 
 
 
It's time. I thought I was going to let it go, but I suppose I could never really let something like this slide. What I'm referring to is the article in the March issue of "Wildcat Tales" (let me stress again the poor diction which suggests that the paper is fictional) in which four PSHS students are interviewed (and consequently exalted) concerning admission into Ivy League colleges. Following my satirical rant regarding the increasingly bloated presentation of education, let me tell you what I KNOW in no uncertain terms.

First, my situation: I have no qualms with any of the four students mentioned (none worth mentioning, anyway), and I am good friends with David Gonzalez (the fourth student mentioned). I also am not jealous that I didn't make it into the Ivy League; I did not even apply. No, my fury lies in the principle, that such an article has been made.

What I know: for months people all around me have been utterly stressed out by the thought of college applications. These people are at all ranges of academic proficiency. Let's face it, college is important; your parents have more than likely been pushing you, and so have your peers and teachers. It's going to get you a job that pays well, but aside from that...?

In the interview, David is asked, "At what age did you first realize you wanted to go to an Ivy League school?" Thankfully, his response is a nonchalant whatever, but the question bothers me. At what age? Come here, little boy, and tell me, at what age did the system completely brainwash you? At what age did you realize that your whole purpose in life is to do well in school, then go to a good college, not a bad college, and then get a job that makes you lots of money, then... whatever? At what age did you realize this? Ten? Surely not. No one starting that late could possibly get into Harvard.

It's not like I'm condemning hard work. Everyone has their goals; getting into a good college is a respectable one. But this page of the paper is indicative of the idea that it is APPROPRIATE to put people up on a throne that invites admiration. Like some of the Senior Superlatives (disregarding the fact that it was a popularity contest), I just don't think it's okay to ADMIRE people for anything other than their goodness. What does getting into a good college constitute? Good grades, extracurricular activity, hard work (in all likelihood), and then actually going requires scholarships and money. So CLEARLY, such is not for everyone! It just isn't.

Down to the bone, here is what it is: I am absolutely infuriated when people place value inappropriately. To end, here is a line from the latest issue of Adbusters that should make you think twice about the placement of value:

"While 79% of university entrants in 1970 said their goal in life was to develop 'a meaningful philosophy of life,' by 2005, 75% defined their life's objective as 'being very well off financially.' What happened?"



EVERYONE, PLEASE DO NOT FORGET WHY YOU DO WHAT YOU DO.
 
 
 
 
Currently listening:
Bridge Over Troubled Water
By Simon & Garfunkel
Release date: 21 August, 2001
Wednesday, February 28, 2007 

Current mood:  cheerful
Category: School, College, Greek
 
 
 
 
It's been stated that "Only love can save us now," or some shit, but really, that couldn't be further from the truth. What, if all human beings could just start respecting each other as human beings then the problems in the Middle East would be fixed and I'd stop pissing on the homeless people as they sleep? It's really just too ridiculous. No, the solution is so much simpler than that:

Education. It's what your teachers and your parents have been telling you. There is NOTHING more important than your education. It might take me a minute to convince you, because SAT/ACT scores and GPA have a tendency to appear just as numbers on a page that don't necessarily reflect intelligence, but things are not always as they appear. But, why is it so important, you ask? Because, it gives you things in life nothing else can...

First, the obvious stuff: it'll get you into a good college. What constitutes a GOOD college? Well, for starters, Ivy League colleges have the nicest workout facilities. In addition, plenty of famous people have gone to good colleges, like our dear president George W. Bush, who went to Yale, which proves that only successful people get into Ivy League colleges. You want to be succesful, don't you? DON'T YOU?! Also, GOOD colleges are always more expensive, and expensive things are always of higher quality. Coach purses? Case in point.

Second, education will teach you a lot of stuff: angles of triangles, the symbol for potassium is actually K, everything about the Western world (where everything important happens), Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points being like sickly babies eaten sacrifices to hungry wolves (paraphrased from the textbook), metaphors, anaphoras, synechdoches, MLA style heading, how to take tests without actually learning material, the unit circle, how fast a fly has to be going to stop a truck as it hits it (really really really fast), how to do timed writings (like in the real world), literature written in Spanish (like in the real world), how fat a beatle's abdomen will be over time (using the unit circle), generally being well-rounded (remember, LIKE IN THE REAL WORLD?)... The list could go on and on, but I have to stop, because you're still not convinced as to how important your education is.

Third, education teaches you a lot of stuff... about real life. This started even in elementary school. This will seem familiar: "Just say 'no' to drugs!" "Just say 'no' to alcohol!" "Just say 'no' to sex! And condoms will rot your penis, so seriously... just abstain!" "Why?! Don't ask questions! They're bad!" And voila, we have well-guided students around the country making good choices. You also learn things like, to be a good boy. For example, you get candy or a sticker if you get an A on a test, but if you don't get an A you feel lousy... and you should, you good-for-nothing! Don't you want candy like the rest of the kids? Ah, you're such a dummy. I hope you have a brother or sister for your parents to count on...

But, of course what's most important comes at the end: a good job. A GOOD job is one that pays a lot of money, much in the same way a GOOD college REQUIRES a lot of money. It's sort of a trade-off. Anyway, I don't think I need to tell you the importance of money. It'll let you get a nice house, a nice SUV, $300 shoes, whatever you want.

I must urge you to avoid those who might tell you to take it easy, to deal with your problems as they come, to take it slow. I really just don't see the logic in that. What you want to do is studystudystudy, get into the Ivy League, get a nice job (preferably several hundred thousand dollars a year), THEN you can deal with your problems, because you are now fitted to do so (with money and LIFE experience). There are all sorts of things you'll want to deal with, like, Who are your friends?, Who really cares about you?, Who are you going to marry?, Are you really doing what you love?, but I PROMISE these are distractions from the goal, which I have clearly mapped out for you.

I mean, it's really important. So important, in fact, that teenagers of lower socioeconomic classes often join the army to fight in Iraq (or wherever we invade next... I'm just trying to be relevant) to pay for their college because they have lazy good-for-nothing parents who were too selfish to be doctors and lawyers. Sure, some of these kids die just trying to pay for college... but in my opinion, that just eases the competition. Whatever it takes to get to the top, you know what I'm saying?

To be perfectly honest, America wasn't built by losers. America was built by winners, winners who would accept nothing but the highest achievement. Don't let America down by being a loser. Go to the top, make the money so you can buy your kid a PS3 and take him to soccer practice in the latest SUV, make the money so when gas prices go to hell you can still afford to pack it in, and hell, you'll still have money for plastic surgery, which will make you feel better, and if you feel better, you'll be nicer, and then it's contagious, pay it forward, etc. etc. that's how the world works, right? Right.

And next time someone asks you who you love, tell them that there will be plenty of time when we're all old and retired to love all the other old retired people that we share the golf course with. God bless America, and do your homework.

 

 

Currently reading:
The Official SAT Study Guide
By The College Board
Release date: 07 October, 2004
Tuesday, January 23, 2007 

Current mood:  pissed off
Category: Romance and Relationships

 

 


Note: I apologize for how scatterbrained this blog is.

In the following note I am going to refer to a certain situation you may or may not know about involving a certain person I think is scum. I am going to attempt to be subtle, but it's a lame attempt, and anyway, there is only one guy at Plano that is so exceedingly lecherous and morally depraved as this. When everyone recognizes immediately who I am speaking of, it makes it ironic that he would have once upon a time claimed moral integrity in defiance of my criticism.

Here is my question:

Since WHEN was it okay to videotape someone giving you sexual favors, then show it to people?! Since WHEN was "She deserved it" a good reason for doing so?!

In addition to that fact this actually happened, this is a common attitude I see among men specifically (see, I'm not so biased). Somewhere this idea came about that if a woman was slutty enough, or dumb enough, she simply HAD IT COMING. This notion is just plain horrible, and destructive to women in our society (and I think "People" magazine is doing them in already).

First, there is the double standard we all know about: women who have sex with a lot of men are sluts, but men who have sex with a lot of women... high five! My theory is that women in sexual activity are prone to do things that have a negative connotation leaning toward demeaning. This may be unnecessarily graphic, but think about it:

"Doggie style" sex involves the woman "submitting."
"Blow jobs" involve the woman "submitting." (And the thought of men giving oral pleasure to a woman is still somehow not "submitting": double standard, of course.)
Men rape women far more often than women rape men.

Let's face it, this society (and most societies around the world) are moving toward gender equality, which generates an unsurprising amount of friction given the hundreds of years men have enjoyed being on top (no pun intended). The reason I put "submitting" in quotes is that I don't believe it necessarily has to be that way. Do you suppose "doggie style" sex and "blow jobs" really have to be demeaning to women? I mean, there have to be husbands and wives out there who engage in these activities while remaining equals.

My point is, if you think men in general are better than women, you probably also think making her bend over is a good way to assert power. You probably ALSO think videotaping her giving you head is a good way to assert power, and you'll say, "She deserved it." (I'm moving in a circle, but I'm getting to it.)

LOOK:
Regardless of how dumb, slutty, or ignorant she may have been for falling for you, it does not exempt you from faults yourself. When you say, "She deserved it..." the other half of that sentence is,

"...and I deserve to be punched in the gut for being such a chauvinist immoral scumbag."

We're moving into a new society, where men and women are equal, and if you disagree, your parents' archaic ways were passed to you and you can't get it through your head that it's wrong. You're just like the person who uses the n-word in all seriousness. You need to mature and catch up to the rest of mankind. You need to not be the friction that is keeping the world from changing for the better, or you're going to get shit for it.

And to end with an analogy:

If I see a woman drop her wallet from her purse because she didn't have the purse zipped, is it right for me to keep it for myself and say, "She deserved it for not zipping up her purse"? IT DOESN'T MATTER IF SHE DESERVED IT OR NOT, YOU DO THE RIGHT THING,

OKAY?

 

 

Currently listening:
Happy Hollow
By Cursive
Release date: 22 August, 2006
Wednesday, January 17, 2007 

Current mood:  irate
Category: Romance and Relationships

 

 

This has been formulating in my head since puberty, probably, but it's time for me to rage about it and maybe achieve catharsis, or at least make it so women never come near me again. Sex is our culture, and I want it to stop. There are two things that run the world, sex and money, and I can at least see the merit in a capitalist economy. But sex? It's just too much. Everywhere we go, tits and ass, tits and ass. I wish everyone would lay off.

I saw a few different comedy routines the other night that reminded how much I hate sex in our society, and then Chelsea reinforced it with a line from her fashion tips blog: "go low cut and forget about cleavage." No! Please remember that you have cleavage, and put it away! Everyone is wearing lowcut shirts, then saying, "Don't look at my breasts!"

First, it's asinine that women can blame men for being so overtly sexual when women themselves encourage it with their clothes. Second, you can't find a good boyfriend, what the fuck? Well, you're an advertisement, and when your breasts are hanging out, guess WHO is your target audience.

Third, you're all a bunch of fucking apes about this. WE ARE HUMAN BEINGS. We have conquered nature in most ways, and we build cities and inventions to separate ourselves from it, but then when it comes to sex, you have to go right back to primal instincts? "Look, I'm a good mating prospect." That's what it says. It's disgusting. It's been a long time since human beings HAD to mate that way. That was instinct, that was evolution: further the species. Our species is fucking FURTHERED. We're all alive and kicking, and if we die it will be because of nuclear war or the sun burning out, so put your goddamn breasts away.

And if you really want to keep them out, and pull your thong up so it shows above your lowrider jeans, fine, but don't lie about why you're doing. A. You're too dumb to realize you are attracting exceptionally lecherous men. B. You just want sex. That's fine, just admit it, don't be two-faced about it. Then please get away from me, and I can finally have some peace and quiet.

Strippers? Porn? Why why why do we have all this shit clogging our senses, it's unnecessary, it hurts me personally, I want to get on with my life. Why do we trivialize what a man and woman do to the point where seeing a person naked isn't special or interesting. Really, fifty years ago, if the Britney Spears thing had happened, people would have lost their fucking minds, but now? That's just another vagina for the television, big deal. Well it is a big fucking deal. It's desensitization to sex. I think I'm scarred enough that I'll be scared of my wife - "Darling, just be gentle, please..." This shit is ridiculous.

Put your goddamn breasts away so maybe we can all feel more empowered, and we'll have free time to do productive things. Thanks.

I'm not claiming to hate women just yet, so please do not criticize me until it comes out that I do.

 

 

Saturday, December 02, 2006 

Current mood:  tired
Category: Music

 

 

I am very focused on increasing artistic quality of life, and that includes listening to music appropriate to the season. So here are some of the albums I have been listening to, for fall and winter. I realize winter doesn't technically start until December 22, but who cares, really? Christmas mood = winter, basically. And yeah, some of the songs may not go with the season. I just go with the overall feel of the album. You probably won't even agree with me. I don't care. I feel like doing this.

 

Autumn

 

Achilles Heel - Pedro the Lion

Especially: Transcontinental

 

Album of the Year - The Good Life

Especially: October Leaves

 

Black Sheep Boy - Okkervil River

Especially: A King and a Queen

 

The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan

Especially: Girl From the North Country

 

Gulag Orkestar - Beirut

Especially: Mount Wroclai (Idle Days)

 

...Is a Real Boy - Say Anything

Especially: I Want to Know Your Plans

 

Phantom Planet - Phantom Planet

Especially: Knowitall

 

Pretend You're Alive - Lovedrug

Especially: Down Towards the Healing

 

Transatlantacism - Death Cab For Cutie

Especially: Lightness

 

The Ugly Organ - Cursive

Especially: The Recluse AND Driftwood: A Fairy Tale

 

Winter

 

Anything Else But the Truth - The Honorary Title

Especially: Revealing Too Much AND Snow Day

 

Clarity - Jimmy Eat World

Especially: A Sunday

 

The Dust of Retreat - Margot and the Nuclear So & So's

Every single song, especially: Bookworm

 

Funeral - The Arcade Fire

Especially: Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)

 

Give Up - The Postal Service

Especially: The District Sleeps Alone Tonight

 

In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - Neutral Milk Hotel

Especially: In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

 

Pinkerton - Weezer

Especially: Butterfly

 

Plans - Death Cab For Cutie

Especially: Brothers On a Hotel Bed

 

 

Currently listening:
...Is a Real Boy
By Say Anything
Release date: 14 September, 2006
Wednesday, November 29, 2006 

Current mood:  mischievous
Category: News and Politics

 

 

While surfing through groups on Facebook (the system is essentially the same as on Myspace), I saw many ridiculous groups. It just proves how shameless/stupid people can be, but we all knew that so we can skip right to laughing about it, and I'll just cry myself to sleep tonight, in private. I'll include the title, a description if necessary, and some topics of discussion in the group. This will just be a regular feature I guess.

 

ABOLISHION AGAINST GAY MARRIAGE!-Keep it Illegal!!

As of today, this group has 975 members. I personally think that's about 974 members too many allowing their point of view to become trivialized with the simple atrocious misspelling of "abolition." Even if I agreed with this chick I wouldn't join. The ALL-CAPS, the exclamation points!!, it all just suggests ignorant banter. Shall we look inside and see?

 

Description Excerpt: "Next time you want to respond to me telling me I'm dumb...I first want you to do some homework for me...and that's to look up the legal definition of marriage. Then talk to me.
Also, here are some guidelines for you all. I want you to understand that I am not against the person themself if they are gay, just they acts that they are participating in. And YES, it does effect me if they are allowed."

First, laws change. That's the way the Constitution is designed. But what do I know? I should do my homework. Second, I like how it does effect (affect*) her, but she doesn't say why. There is nothing on the topic after that. It just affects her, okay?!

 

Post Excerpt: "also another point i wanna bring up is that, i dont want to go to a gay wedding we have enough social obligations and dont need anymore, by the way what is your view on polygamy"

OMGZ I wuz just thinkin teh same thing! Goin to gay wedings is just taking up my time! everyday it's all, gay wedings! im nee-deep in gay weedings. and polygamy is better than gay.

 

Post: "If your for gay marriage it's because you were brought up to think that anyone can do whatever the fuck they want. The hell with laws. Lets marry same-sex and get citizenship for my dog. Gay marriage is about as justifiable as having sex with animals."

Gay people quit fuckin' your animals and stealing from the CVS and murdering elderly citizens, you lawless demons!

 

 

Currently listening:
Achilles Heel
By Pedro the Lion
Release date: 25 May, 2004
Friday, November 24, 2006 

Current mood:  thankful
Category: Life

 

 

I'm thankful that I live in a country where people have little enough to worry about that they will kill others for PS3s. Thank you for being a good person, if you've been a good person. If you haven't, that's something you can work on. We're not perfect, but if we all try to be, the world might be that much better. If you are / have been a close friend of mine, thank you for being there for me. Thank you for keeping good company.

Life is precious. That's sappy, but it's true. And it doesn't matter what religion you are, I think you're better off pretending there is no afterlife, because in the seemingly increasingly likely event that there is not, you don't want to have wasted this life. Taking things for granted isn't just shameful; it actually will decrease the quality of your life. Imagine how much better you will feel when you realize that you could have so much less. Everything you think is necessary is a luxury. I don't mean you should go give everything you own to the poor. Just don't take it for granted. Be thankful. Next time you drop your cell phone in the pool, or get in a car accident, or get a bad grade on a test, step back and remember that your life could be so much worse. I also don't mean that your problems are insignificant. I don't mean you don't have the right to complain from time to time. We all do it. Things are relative. Just keep it in perspective if you can. Don't disgrace humanity. Please, JUST BE THANKFUL.

 

 

Currently listening:
The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
By Bob Dylan
Release date: 01 June, 2004
Saturday, November 18, 2006 

Current mood:  irritated
Category: Life

 

 

The PS3 came out.

This morning, before work, I was watching TV. There was nothing good on, (and I've seen Bubble Boy too many times), so I flipped through and found G4, the videogame channel. Don't laugh, you've watched it before, too. If you're like me, you've heard bits and pieces about just how ridiculous everyone has become about the PS3, but nothing terribly coherent.

On G4, the hosts of whatever show were opening a PS3 (how exciting!), pulling things out of the box like Christmas. The woman said, "I found an ethernet cable." The man said, "And you can choke infants with the plastic bag, so it's two-for-one. In case next generation gaming isn't fun enough."

All by itself, it sounds like a morbid comment, but he has a point. There have been countless riots both in Japan and in the U.S. (is anyone surprised?), and I've seen plenty of newclips of fist fights, but it gets even more ridiculous. When people were in line (a long line) at 3 in the morning in Connecticut (article here), a couple armed thugs held up the line for money. Now that's a business venture. One man refused to give up the money. Like, okay, I understand that you're pulling out the big bucks for this one, but now's not the time to be heroic. He was shot and went to the hospital. Hmmm, would I rather get the PS3 RIGHT NOW instead of wait a few months, or stay alive? In plenty of other situations, people have been forced to hand over their PS3s before they even got back to their car.

And so I've seen the faux slogan: The PS3: Worth being shot for. Here we live in a country where we have few enough serious problems that we can come home at night and play videogames for leisure, but people have invariably turned it into another problem. Have you seen the graphics? It looks good, of course. But that's just the thing. The standard of living in this country is too high for people to, in good conscious, REFUSE to wait a few months to replace their older expensive PS2 for the new PS3. We're not fighting over food over here. It's disgusting. And maybe I'm biased; I've never owned a PlayStation, and I probably play videogames just a few times a month. But can I still say that patience is a virtue?

A virtue which is exemplified by those who camped out weeks in advance. To them I only have to say, do what you want. I am really amazed that you don't have something better to do. You could work those few weeks instead, and save up that money for some more games which you'll get later than you would have. It's a trade-off, I guess.

And seriously, shame on Sony. They only made a certain number (an inadequate number, if you can tell) of consoles by this time, and people are going batshit crazy (as we've observed). I know, this is America, big business, but it's not like any of the problems that have occurred were unpredictable. They could have waited for more, and saved some tension.

Search it on Ebay: the consoles are going for thousands of dollars. Thousands. Gluttony is more than gigantic burritos from Freebird's.

What this really gets down to is being thankful, in time for Thanksgiving. Of the poor children in Africa (for example) who know what a PlayStation even is, can you imagine what they would think if they heard the news of aforementioned riots and shootings and waiting in line? I'm not saying we should all donate our belongings and become hermits; I'm saying it's SPITEFUL to act in this way. Be grateful, stay home with your families, get a PS3 the right way. Most issues in this nation now are about enhancing the quality of life from great to greater. Do you understand how amazing it is that great is where we are and greater is where we're going? Let's all be fucking grateful. All over the world are millions of people just trying to make life possible.

 

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Currently reading:
Holidays on Ice: Stories
By David Sedaris
Release date: 01 November, 1998
Sunday, November 12, 2006 

Current mood:  chipper
Category: Romance and Relationships

 

 

(This blog goes hand-in-hand with Josh's blog, so open that shit up in a new window and read them both.)

You're a lonely woman, and if you're not, you are for the sake of this blog. I'm not going to lie to you; you suck at choosing good boyfriends. This is personally painful for me and all other men who make an attempt at being good-natured, and it's painful for you when you get cheated on/cockslapped. So I'm going to help everyone out, and give you some good advice about choosing the right man.

 

1. Big Muscles

I know, it gets you wet just thinking about a sweaty man with his shirt off, but if he is especially fond of showing this off, (for example, it's his default picture on myspace), it's a warning sign. It says: "Please look at my body, because I have no other assets?" Think about famous, successful muscular men: Arnold Schwarzaneggar, uh... And do you want to date the governator? (Besides, his dick's probably unmanageable because it's thick as a tree trunk!...)1

2. You've heard a lot of stories about him.

Don't believe everything you hear, right? Don't judge until you know the truth? Don't be stupid. At some point, you can't have heard twenty rumors about how he cheats on his girlfriends or something and still think everyone is just spreading rumors for fun. There's something wrong with him, and you don't want to find out the hard way that he fucks dead animals.2 That spreads disease.

3. Your friends don't approve.

 If one friend doesn't like the guy you're after, it may be that he (your friend) is secretly in love with you or she (your friend) is a closet lesbian (hot!), but it's a different story of multiple friends, whose opinions you VALUE, all detect the warning signs. Get the hell out of there! Just because you want his ballsack doesn't mean you know better than all your friends. They aren't infatuated. They have your friendship to lose by starting shit, so you should trust them. Besides, your friend Jenny... she got maggots from that goatfucker.3 She knows.

 

4. He's too perfect... You know what I mean.

 

Any normal guy can be extra sensitive. Any guy can dress nice. Any guy can have only female friends. Any guy can even have a slightly effeminate voice. But he can't do all of those things and still be straight. Yeah, I know, he's like your best friend, too, and he's relatable. He's so handsome, so clean... The relationship will be great. I'm not denying that. What might not be so awesome is realizing five months later that you have been dating a closet gay. That brings out a lot of issues: the fact that you attract gay men will disturb you4; people will spread rumors that you turn guys gay; you'll feel guilty for coaxing him to mess around with you; you'll want to hit yourself for not noticing the fact that he was afraid of vaginas, literally.5

 

5. He makes ridiculous promises to you.6

 

For example, that he'll break up with his girlfriend(s) for you. That's my favorite. What makes you think for even a second that he's going to be a good boyfriend? How is he not going to do the same thing to you? Oh, another good example of a ridiculous promise is, "I'm going to get you a big fuckin' diamond!"

 

6. He's asked if he can "fuck you."7

 

This sounds like a joke, but it sadly isn't. ESPECIALLY if you're not dating a guy when he asks you that, get the hell away. Do you understand the arrangement of the pieces of his shattered psyche that has allowed him to ask you that so plainly and without shame? He's a nutjob, and if you can tell before dating him, imagine what kind of shit will happen when you are dating him. Not to mention it's a pretty decent sign that he's addicted to sex / a closet gay in reactionary denial.

 

7. He's asked if he can "procreate with you."

 

Slightly classier than number 6, but seriously, weird.

 

 

 

1

 

2 Other than that, it's fun!

 

3 Bestiality joke number 2.

 

4 And you might be a lesbian, just enjoying the company of a fellow sexually confused friend. That's really hot.

 

5 "Oh my God! It's a vagina!" – Josh

 

6 "It was dark. I didn't even know she was my sister. I promise!"

 

7 Come on, baby, it's fuckin' huge!

 

8 Sometimes I cross the line.