Radically Rad

What usually ends up happening is that I will think of something spectacular to blog about, type a few paragraphs in Microsoft Word about it, and then decide it's utter crap. There are so many things I have a lot to say about, I just find myself losing...the mood, I suppose. I've just decided to start a little weekly series or something called "Unhappy? Get the Fuck Over It" about crap teenage depression and the way I deal with silly adolescent dilemmas. It's very in-your-face and has attitude, and will most likely make the reader feel even worse upon reading it, but the point of it is to introduce my way of thinking.

Also, I, in a way, promised in my last blog that I would give my thoughts on conformity, mainstream, and Goth kids. There isn't actually much to say on the latter, except that they are unnecessarily melodramatic and annoying. That's all there is to it. But maybe I'll think of a way to expand on it, seeing as how I once tried to be one. I'd already written a blog about bisexuality before I created this site, so I'll share that when I'm not so lazy.

There's also: how I feel about preaching abstinence in sex ed, real intelligence, my religious views, etc.

(If you can't tell already, the only purpose this post serves is to organise my thoughts.)

*gasp* I also wanted to relate Harry Potter-world to the real world! There's so much I have to say about that. I'm currently re-reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and there is so much linkage from the magical world to the muggle world, it is insane. Obviously, J.K. Rowling must have had some of these on her mind as she wrote. In case you should know, I was once a Harry Potter fangirl. I'm not one so much anymore, since it's over and I've just got other interests. I was just bored the other day, and the book looked so tempting from my book shelf that I had to.

Enough of that. I've now got something to do.

And there you have it,

Kaytee.