Well, for anyone that's watching me, I've decided I'm getting a new start. Here's my new account.

Christmas is awesome. And for all of you that dont know, i play guitar and I finally got My Third guitar! It's an acoustic. It's so Epic! I'm in New zealnd at the moment and there is no possible way for me to play until i get back to the states becuase my parents bought it before i left for NZ, got it fixed up, took some pics then hid it. Then on Christmas, my parents put the pics in a box and gave that to me. so i cant play it but it look bueatiful as some might say. also I'm working on a cover for Northern Downpour by Panic at the disco, so when i get that up i will post the link for my bands myspace and you guys can watch if interested. Also I'm trying to do 100 to 200 situps a day. I did 200 yesterday.

How would you feel if you were told that you weren’t allowed to get married or your marriage was terminated (depending on whether you’re married or not)? I’m guessing you wouldn’t feel very good. Proposition 8 is proposing to ban gay marriage in California. If you’re are not gay this obviously doesn’t apply to you, but the point of my question was to show you how homosexuals would feel if this happened. Marriage is very important to a lot of people and I think everyone should be able to do marry. We need to have no hate and vote no on 8 because everyone is equal, we should change the definition of marriage, not the constitution. I also know there’s a large percent of people that are homophobic due to their religion, and I think they should know that there’s no reason to hate or fear homosexuals.
Everyone is equal in this country. This country was founded on the fact that people should be treated equally, and built on equality and freedom. No one should be able to single out a large group of human beings that represent one fourth or more of the population of this country. That group is homosexuals. Proposition 8 takes away that group’s right, the right to marry. Saying homosexuals can’t get married is like saying anyone who has brown eyes can’t get married, or anyone with blonde hair can’t dye it. It makes no sense. They wouldn’t be as happy with their lives, and that is most definitely not equality. Like I said earlier, how would you feel if the right marry was taken away from you.
We should change the definition of marriage, not the constitution. Changing the constitution will give heterosexuals one set of rules and homosexuals another. The rules homosexuals would get would have less rights. Contradicting one of the very reasons this country was founded. For those of you who are voting yes on prop. 8, you’re basically saying you would rather change the constitution than make an edit to one small definition. That’s a little on the weird side of all the opinions in the world. Why is one small definition so important anyway? It shouldn’t matter to you. Nobody should be able to vote other people’s rights away, that’s illogical and just not right.
I know there are quite a few people that are homophobic or dislike homosexuals due to their religion, and I would like to explain that there’s no reason to. At a random point in someone’s life they start getting crushes as you might put it and find other people attractive. They don’t get to choose their sexuality, they could like be anybody. If God, or whomever you believe in exists and they created humans, they also decided that humans start liking people of the opposite or same sex without choice, thus they made homosexuals too. Here’s a quote from something I read on yahoo answers, this person really gets it. “Some of you say they were not born like that. And I say why not ask them that? They never chose to like the same sex instead of opposite. They were born that way. Do you know a Christian who was gay and prayed and one day he became straight because Jesus healed them?” He/she has a really good point. You just have to think about it and the pieces of the puzzle will all fall in place, and make sense to you. Anyway what I’m saying is that everyone is the same. There’s no reason to hate, fear, dislike, think lower of etc, of anybody because we’re all the same, we’re all equal. Homosexuals are just like anybody else, they just like the same gender.
So remember, it’s only a definition. Change it, not the constitution. Changing the constitution would make the reason this country was founded pointless. In other words, you’d be singling out a group and ending equality in California. Also, if you’re homophobic, try and overcome your fear. There’s no reason to have it. Have no hate, no on 8.

I feel so-so right now. - D: IDK!

Dear frogondavison:

I don't really know how to tell you this, but I dislike you. I think I realized it When I tripped on sesame seeds In your camping car and I saw you Carve your initials into Bill Clinton. I'm sure you're Frostbitten enough to understand That there is no solution to this. I'm returning The couch cushions to you, but I'll keep Your neighbor Martin as a memory. You should also know that I Never openly mocked The incarnation as an Eskimo.

Go burn,
Eden












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