The new spelling of strength is "w-o-m-e-n"

Smaller and smaller circles wasnt as appealing as i thought i would get inclined to. simply put, bluntly rather, its far too feminist if you ask me. the whole book made me realize how much certainty the author is inputting that women in genenral are insecure and that they need assurance, honestly, women aren't as weak as they would think in fact, they are alot stronger than what they appear to be. Take for instance the idea of maturity, the older they get as compared to guys, they mature faster than we do meaning they get wiser than we do as guys. Next, they are alot stronger at heart than what most people would think in comparison seriously. my expectations of women far exceed than those who would "know" them to be.

Its amazing how they can withstand self-righteous egoists who think they know so much. Its marvelous that they can outweigh what they can expext themselves to be if they set the bar to themselves. Its a wonder, that they can put their suffering aside in order to achieve what they want to attain. For guys its different. We rely on efficiency and convenience. Thats why we plan things accordingly and devote our attention to personal endeavors. Its a question of how important certain situations are to us and we balance what would convene us into making things alot better for us even if the price was to be selfish (but there are some who aren't as well.). I hold a high regard for women and on rare occasions, admire their inner strength even though they don't notice. They produce a surmountable amount of potential as compared to us men and an infinite amount of instigatorical surplus of hope for people to reconsider in times of desperation. It is through these unlikely ideologies that convince me that in terms of heart, we are inferior and essentially the most prominent factor that would be the root and corner stone on any foundation of anyone who would be great.

I'd never want to be Bruce Willis's character in "The kid"

to be honest, this kind of topic about parents passing on their traits to their kids is something i dont quite like to talk about... honestly its really touchy to me since... alot of qualities i acquired and wouldnt dream of acquiring are very double-edged and its something i prefer not to talk about. the only reason why im saying these things is simply because its for the blog. So pardon my condoning statements because its really not my kind of thing to talk about. the only thing that i can say about generations is that the idea of passing traits to a younger genenration is something really risky to be honest. And not the healthy kind in my opinion. In fact, i can actually admit that passing on my genes isn't something i would like to say i look forward to but rather hopefully stray away from if possible. even if the inevitable were to come..the fear would never leave me but not disgust me but more on fear itself. its a scary thought that you can encounter someone who is unpredictable as well and if that person would really have most of my traits if ever on a decent percentage..i'd forever be guarded from my offspring.

Generations was freaky in my opinion. the thought of the killing was really disturbing to a certain extent but the context for me was unique and very surreal in my point of view.

in all fairness, i believe that having kids, lets just say, is not the no.1 thing on my list and if i had the choice i wish i'd never hve kids because of all the thoughts i get just thinking about it... but then again, if my future wife would be happy, i'll comply with the notion nonetheless... with severe effort of convincing from myself to myself.