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Sunday, October 22, 2023
Monster at Your Door
VERSE 1
There’s a monster at your door, though she looks like an angel
Taking pictures of your house from more than one angle
She won’t be the only one who shows up this evening
They got shotguns for popping, baseball bats for beating
You reach for the gun locked inside your steel cabinet
You got a machete to turn their clothes into cabbage
You got a one-way ticket in case you need to dip
But for now, no movement, just zip your fucking lip
VERSE 2
You can cross the country and then cross the ocean
But the monster’s fanatics are known for their devotion
If she gives marching orders, they’ll march your ass down
If you’re in the biggest city or the tiniest of towns
It takes a marathon sprint to get the fuck away
Until your legs crumble like they’re paper mâché
Until your heart beats at a million per minute
Until your sanity is pushed beyond explosive limits
VERSE 3
Nobody in their right mind will think this is fair
If they do, they got no brain under their hair
Monsters have short fuses over absolutely nothing
The tiniest infraction is worth a lifetime of cussing
Throwing a fit and making big ass scenes
They got fuck-you money and the praise of the machine
But if the history of tyrants is anything to go by
Their empires will crumble as they crocodile cry
Monday, August 30, 2021
Calling You Out
CHORUS
I’m calling you out! I’m calling you out!
The gangster-gangster-gangsters are calling you out!
I do it ‘cause I care! I do it ‘cause I care!
But when you need me the most, I’m never ever there!
VERSE 1
When I’m walking down the street in the summer heat
I might get my ass beat for a yucky-yucky Tweet
Cancel culture isn’t real, but I still don’t like the feel
Of high pitched squeals beating me down like steel
Rapid fire insults are like punches to my gut
They wouldn’t know my pain if it bit them on the butt
I’ll do all my Tweeting from a padded prison cell
You’re the villains of the story, in case you can’t tell
CHORUS
I’m calling you out! I’m calling you out!
The gangster-gangster-gangsters are calling you out!
I do it ‘cause I care! I do it ‘cause I care!
But when you need me the most, I’m never ever there!
VERSE 2
You’re like the pizza-pizza guy from Little Caesar’s
Just say “gangster-gangster”, you My Pillow squeezer
That’s what you really are: a gangster in the dark
Creeping on me while I’m walking through the park
I could never run fast, I would always finish last
In a marathon sprint, put me in a leg cast
Can’t get away from the fortune and the fame
Every fall from grace sounds about the same
CHORUS
I’m calling you out! I’m calling you out!
The gangster-gangster-gangsters are calling you out!
I do it ‘cause I care! I do it ‘cause I care!
But when you need me the most, I’m never ever there!
VERSE 3
I’m eating with my friends, I’m eating with my family
You say my words are crazy while you suffer from insanity
You made your point about fifty years ago, my guy
You’d think by now that it dissolved into a lie
CHORUS
I’m calling you out! I’m calling you out!
The gangster-gangster-gangsters are calling you out!
I do it ‘cause I care! I do it ‘cause I care!
But when you need me the most, I’m never ever there!
Friday, December 18, 2020
Rest in Power, Gay Reynolds
His driver’s license said Gabriel, he went by Gay
He’d do anything and anyone to get his fat payday
He had the 70’s moustache and a tray full of ash
Viagra and cocaine tucked inside his private stash
Eight hours of on-camera sex was what he had
A waterfall climax until his pecker looked so sad
For god knows how much money, the gig wasn’t bad
No longer will he miss a payment on his bachelor pad
Couldn’t find this kind of cheddar jockeying a cash box
Couldn’t find all these greenbacks curing smallpox
Would end up on the streets if he went to school to teach
Couldn’t cut it as a field hand picking every last peach
But the biggest price he paid when he got himself laid
Was some protests on his lawn and some online shade
More DM’s in his inbox than he could possibly delete
Asking for a free fuck, on their marriages they cheat
Every judgmental eye stares some daggers in his soul
They know about every hole, terrorism is their goal
A Molotov bomb thrown through his front window
Before they even get a chance to try to fucking know
What his struggles really are, explosives in his car
Blowing every little piece of him fifty feet apart
Why all of the hate for a guy trying to get by?
Couldn’t win against capitalism even if he tried
No love from the police, not a desist or a cease
Not even a bodyguard with a wild pay increase
The world learned to hate, so they sealed his fate
Could’ve been a porno legend, could’ve been great
Everybody mocks what they don’t understand
Rest in Power, Gay Reynolds, in the Promised Land
Never did he know that he left behind a daughter
Mother was a fellow actress also led to slaughter
A kid in foster care never stood a chance there
I wouldn’t blame her if she was constantly scared
Calling out for her parents but the bullies answer
Wishing her to have a malignant form of cancer
Who is anybody to point and laugh and judge?
Roles were reversed? Life would be just as tough
Thursday, October 1, 2020
Parasocial
VERSE 1
The beacon of light I’ve been waiting for
A platonic friendship or something more?
One-sided romance from across the screen
Like I don’t know what parasocial means
We never talk, but I can still have dreams
About making this more than it seems
The real world doesn’t even compare
The real world doesn’t fucking care
CHORUS
Parasocial, parasitic
Lovey-dovey, sick and twisted
Parasocial, paranormal
Who cares about morals?
Supernatural, superficial
Let’s tie the knot, make it official
Superstardom, Superhero
Take a chance on this weirdo?
VERSE 2
I don’t have a knife or pepper spray
Yet you back the fuck up anyway
I would too, so I can’t blame you
Don’t know if I have a loose screw
Don’t know if I’m a creepy terrorist
No confidence and less arrogance
Where else am I supposed to go?
Got nothing here but wires and crows
CHORUS
Parasocial, parasitic
Lovey-dovey, sick and twisted
Parasocial, paranormal
Who cares about morals?
Supernatural, superficial
Let’s tie the knot, make it official
Superstardom, Superhero
Take a chance on this weirdo?
VERSE 3
I hate riding in cars in long traffic lines
I hate flying on planes for a long ass time
I hate riding on buses with dog logos
I hate riding on trains, it’s never solo
I don’t have the patience to see this through
Yet I yearn to be even closer to you
Back to the keyboard for another comment
In hopes we still have friendship in common
CHORUS
Parasocial, parasitic
Lovey-dovey, sick and twisted
Parasocial, paranormal
Who cares about morals?
Supernatural, superficial
Let’s tie the knot, make it official
Superstardom, Superhero
Take a chance on this weirdo?
FINAL VERSE
Growing older
Growing colder
You’ve moved on
Still I wait so long
Saturday, August 29, 2020
Stalking Is Not the Answer
Now…there are many ways in which you can show your appreciation for your favorite celebrities. Stalking and attempting to kidnap them is not one of them! Forgetting the fact that Sonya Deville is openly lesbian and therefore isn’t interested in men anyways, Phillip Thomas had no fucking chance with her by virtue of his creepy online behavior. He has even less of a chance with her now that he attempted to kidnap her. Haven’t you learned anything from being sickened while watching 365 Days? That Stockholm Syndrome fantasy shit doesn’t work! When Phillip Thomas showed up at Sonya Deville’s home with weapons and bondage equipment, she didn’t have stars in her eyes and a smile on her face. She was fucking terrified, as well she should be!
Having romantic feelings for a celebrity is nothing new to the world. It’s a relationship that could never work due to the imbalance of power, but we like to have fantasies anyways, because these fantasies make our hearts flutter and they give us extra pep in our step. We form parasocial relationships with the celebrities we love. Maybe the celebrity gives us roses. Maybe they squeeze our shoulders. Maybe they let us cradle our heads in their laps while they stroke our hair. But once the fantasy wears off, you begin to realize the impossibility of the fantasy and it depresses the shit out of you. You invested so much time and energy into this fantasy that when the rug gets pulled out from underneath, you’ve got nothing left but sadness. If you feel like your celebrity crushes are interfering with your wellbeing, talk to somebody. Anybody. See a counselor. Confide in family and friends.
This phenomenon was especially true for me when I studied at Western Washington University from 2007 to 2009. I was a socially awkward dweeb who had very little in the way of human interaction. So what did I do? I formed a parasocial relationship with Tarja Turunen, the former lead singer of Nightwish. Her lovely raven hair, her milky white skin, her cherry red lips, and that singing voice of an angel, oh my god, she was so beautiful to me. My heart had the singing voice of an angel every time I laid eyes on her. But when I cycled through my head all the loving ways we could interact, I quickly realized that I was still alone at WWU despite having a strong imagination. I had nothing but my fantasies. Fantasies are great, but they’re not tangible and don’t amount to anything in real life. But did I threaten to kidnap Tarja Turunen? Did I threaten to kill her husband Marcelo Cabuli? Did I show up to her home in Finland with duct tape and a hunting knife? Fuck no! That would be horrifying! If you claim to love someone as much as you do, you don’t show your love by threatening to slash them if they don’t have sex with you. That’s not love. That’s violence. In a real relationship, that’s domestic abuse and it would be grounds for not only divorce, but prison time.
Sonya Deville is a beautiful woman. She’s a brilliant character on WWE television. She’s got mixed-martial arts skills for days that will remind the audience of Wonder Woman. You want to know what she isn’t? Yours to kidnap and have sex with! You as a fan are not owed anything! You’re not owed sex and romance! If you want those things, you have to earn them by being sweet and empathetic and even then if the woman says no, you ought to listen. Sonya Deville is not going to say yes to someone who sends her disgusting messages on Twitter threatening to hurt her if she doesn’t give into him. I thought this point was made clear when pretty much every news outlet on the planet dissected Incel culture with a scalpel. We’re supposed to be past this shit. But people like Phillip Thomas didn’t get the message. Apparently, neither did the other Twitter trolls who sent Sonya Deville messages like, “I’m going to finish what Phillip started” and “My knife is bigger than Phillip’s.” How romantic! What a bunch of charming motherfuckers! Breakfast, meet floor!
Back at Summer Slam, Sonya Deville was written off of WWE television when she lost a No Disqualification Loser Leaves Town match to longtime rival Mandy Rose. She didn’t actually lose her job. It’s just a storyline excuse for her to sort things out legally and emotionally before getting back in the ring. She’ll be back one day. I’d like to think she’ll be back stronger than ever, but that’s not how psychological trauma works. That shit eats away at you like a cancer. There are triggers that will set you off. There are nightmares. There are moments where you’ll lose focus of what you’re doing, which isn’t an ideal scenario in a profession where you slam people on their backs for a living. Thanks a lot, Phillip Thomas. You traumatized Sonya Deville for life, all because you wanted a romance that never could have happened, lesbian status or not. That’s not love. That’s psychosis. Get some fucking help!
Being a celebrity of any kind, whether you’re an attractive woman or otherwise, will open up the floodgates for stalking and harassment. This shit has been going on long before the internet was a thing. So what should you do if you find yourself in this situation? Do you hire security guards? Do you buy a weapon? Do you move to another home? Do you stay off of social media? Do you get a restraining order? There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to this problem. Sometimes it’s multiple things at once, which is something the celebrity in question will consider as anxiety floods their minds with all the possibilities of scenarios. Hell, you don’t have to be a celebrity to experience stalking. The reason for stalking doesn’t even have to be romantic or sexual. There are some sick pieces of shit out there and the sooner they’re locked up, the better off we’ll all be. If you find yourself obsessing over someone, don’t become the next Phillip Thomas. Get help. Reach out to someone you trust. That’s my public service announcement for the day. Stalking is not the answer. It never is.
Sunday, March 24, 2019
Creepy or Brave?
Saturday, December 16, 2017
Dark Skills
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Every Pic You Post
Thursday, March 27, 2014
"Every Breath You Take" by The Police
Whenever the song “Every Breath You Take” comes on the radio, I always make it a point to say I can relate to it because, like Sting, I’m willing to go that extra mile just to see how my honeys are doing. And yes, I can see the irony of a band called The Police performing a song about stalking, which is against the law. I like to kid and joke, but in all reality, I don’t have the means to be a stalker. I’ve had lots of crushes throughout my life, but no means to track them. My very first crush was a girl in high school named Shona. I had another one in my advanced computer applications class named Autumn. Two crushes in the days where Face Book and My Space weren’t even big deals yet. So how exactly would I have access to them? Oh sure, I could do the “manly” thing and actually ask them on dates. Not only was I too shy in those old days, but there was a reason for it. I somehow had it in me that if I get slapped in the face or laughed at as a result of asking a girl out, I deserved it. There was a separate girl I wanted absolutely no attention from, but got it anyways, named Julia. I felt like I had the right to turn her down the hard way if she tried to make advances on me (because let’s face it, when you’ve had PTSD before, anything can seem traumatic). This “human right” of being allowed to use rough means to turn down a date was one of the most harmful beliefs I could have had (even more harmful than the ones brought on by schizophrenia). From that point on, I kept my distance from the girls I liked because I didn’t want to offend them with traumatizing behavior. There were small moments in which I did flirt with girls, but the flirting was somehow interpreted as inappropriate and then I sank further into my shell. Now that I actually do have a girlfriend (her name is Brianna), I can’t come out of my passive shell long enough to make any major moves. There were even times when she was puzzled as to why I didn’t kiss her back when she kissed me first. Now that I’m this far in my life and haven’t participated in most of it, I feel like I can relate to “Every Breath You Take” even more. No, I don’t think of it as a stalking anthem, so don’t get any ideas of me being creepy. Notice how Sting says, “I’ll be watching you.” There’s a huge difference between watching and participating. In all of my relationships with girls, I’ve been a part of the audience instead of the main attraction. Whenever I tried to climb the audience barrier, security came and threw me out of the arena. What does any of this have to do with writing? It’s simple. If I can’t be the main attraction, I might as well start my own show with the romantic short stories and novels I write. There’s no point in denying my characters the love they deserve. Then again, as Stephen Chbosky once said, we get the love we think we deserve.
***HIGH SCHOOL DIALOGUE OF THE DAY***
STUDENT: I think that girl likes you.
ME: I don’t blame her.
***TELEVISION QUOTE OF THE DAY***
“You need to stop acting like Larry Flynt.”
-Todd Chrisley from “Chrisley Knows Best”-



