Mind-Raping

Mind-raped. What does that really mean?

The other day I was searching the net trying to find my own blog and came across this phrase. (hey at least I’m honest).

And I was thinking does it just mean that you think about something differently than you were meant to, or supposed. Or is it how you think?

If so does that mean that everyone is really mind-raped? Because everyone is raised differently, in different homes, thought to believe different things.

Someone’s thought that getting good grades is: A’s. Other are thought that as long as you try your best, and don’t cheat and do everything you can to earn what you get than you are getting good grades.

Is it true?

Who’s really to say what’s right and wrong?

Your parents just because they’re older than you and “supposedly” wiser? Which isn’t always the case.

Do teachers decide this? Do the students? And should the students get a say? Or is it the fact of how hard they’ve worked already their say?

Or is there really such a thing as good grades. Is there a gray area?

The other day me and my friend were walking to class and before her boyfriend joined up with us we were reveling on the facts that we were total nerds because we like Algebra and we were excited for it because we liked the fact that everything was black and white. Right or wrong. If it wasn’t this way it was that way. And that there was always an answer and even when there wasn’t there always was because you could always say unsolvable. Or what was it??? I honestly can’t remember.

But is it the students like that that are really the smart ones? Or is the ones that strive to learn and explain why the world is the way it is?

Is it the kids who think and think and think about thinking because it’s just the way they are and they can’t stop before they’ve even started?

Or is each kid a good student when they start school? Or is each kid a good student at one point? Or in one class?

And what does this have to do with mind-raping? You tell me.

When The World Blows

I can’t stand him,
His whims, trim and his every limb.

He’s tearing us apart
And it ruptures, and pulls, and tugs at my heart.
To know that everything he does it completely wrong
But it only makes her stronger

But now we can’t get along
It always gets to him
And never ends with him

Every fight
And I’m always positive that I’m right
Even tonight

It kills me inside to know
How this whole thing is going to blow
And all my thoughts are lead astray
From the moment she mentions his name

And all I can do is assign myself the blame
Why did I let this happen?
How could I?
Would I be the real reason she cries?
Or maybe I’m the one who’s wrong this time.
The one who really led to this rhyme.
If so, why is he always sublimed.

Comment Please. Tell me what you think.

Beauty An--I Mean Twilight

Gaston: If I didn't know better, I'd think you had feelings for this monster.

Belle: He's no monster, Gaston. You are!

Ok, so I'm not going to lie most of my friends have been doing blogs lately and the only reason I'm doing it is because they are, and it helps me express some thins that I would never otherwise tell people in real life! One thing that I have been dying to get off my mind lately are the similarities between Beauty and the Beast and Twilight.

Starting with the NAMES!

Bella and Belle!

The meaning of the name Belle is Beauty.
The origin of the name Belle is French. (Straight from Babynames.com)

The meaning of the name Bella is Beautiful.
The origin of the name Bella is Italian. (Also from Babynames.com)

Also they both have brown hair, brown eyes, and they both love to read books.

Then theres the oh-so-wonderful Cullen House and the Enchanted Castle.

"Once upon a time, in a faraway land, A young Prince lived in a shining castle." - Beauty and the Beast Prolouge

"I don't know what I had expected, but it definitely wasn't this. This house was timeless, graceful, and probably a hundred years old. It was painted a soft, faded white, three stories tall, rectangular and well proportioned. The windows and doors were either part of the original structure or a perfect restoration...The inside was even more surprising, less predictable, than the exterior. It was very bright, very open and very large. This must have originally been several rooms, but the walls had been removed from most the floor to create a wide open space. The back, south-facing wall had been entirely replaced with glass, and beyond the shade of the cedars, the lawn stretched bare to a wide river. A massive curving staircase dominated the west side of the room. The walls, high-beamed ceiling, the wooden floors, and the thick carpets were all varying shades of white." - Twilight, Bella Swan

They may not look similar but the whole premise is the same. Just like how you can never really tell the difference between Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty's castle, well except the flags.

Then there's the small town, that's extremely predictible, with the same people. And both the girl's live with their father's in town. At some point neither of the fathers like the guy (or beast) Also they are being "stalked courted" by a local guy as well.

(Look at that hair man it's like eerie).

Then there's how Edward is a "prince" who thinks he's a beast but Beast is actually a beast who's a Prince but technicalities.

Then there's of course the ending where they become the same "species" (I guess I don't really know how to put it).

*SPOILER*

Bella becomes a Vampire in the end just like Edward was and then Beast (who else has realized he never really has a real name?) becomes a Prince again.

And that is my end as well for now... mwahahahaha. Just kidding.

Sup? No Not the Sky

I'm here to the internet world! Yay! lol.

More Later!

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