Sometimes I'm afraid to log back in because I think people have left me angry messages. Instead I find that someone flagged my journal entry - which was about feeling bad about putting in lyrics that people weren't happy with. WELL EXCUSE ME. My only guess as to why I have a substantial amount of profile views (though I haven't logged in a while, so I'm not sure what the relevant amount of views is needed in order to become, in my case, infamous) is that users are not happy with the lyrics I've submitted. In which case, please feel free to message me with the song that you think is off. I've seen all types of messages, so one more couldn't hurt. I also advise to message any user who has possibly written incorrect lyrics instead of angrily writing down, "This person is an idiot!1!!" in the comments because 1. it unnecessarily adds up the comment count, making it seem like there is something important to read and 2. it does actually hurt to publicly announce things like that. I hope that this message isn't flagged; otherwise, I don't think people would understand that private messaging is more polite and more effective than complaining. To end on a happy note and in light of the biggest movie so far this year, here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmYN4TjaINo

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can draw and those who can't. The middle ground doesn't seem to exist in my school. I'd appreciate the talent the kids in my art class have if they didn't carry such an abundance of hormonal tension every day. Thank you for reenacting freshman health class again, lovely ones. Do you notice that the girls who say they'd start shit up if you started shit with them are usually the ones to start it in the first place? I'm sorry, future whore, I'm associating your snappy cowlike mouth with a pillow to shove down your throat.

I can't go into my other account. I changed my password seven times and it still wouldn't work. The people won't help. I may never be in it again =[ http://www.songmeanings.net/profiles/view/17303753/