Musing, On a Tuesday Afternoon

 Not sure what to write about today. I was going to post how I respect how women don't like to give oral, but mentioning oral at all might be why last night's post got a warning from the fine folks at Blogger (who are probably just algorithmic bots anyway <though good-looking ones at that>). I dunno as they never tell you what upsets them. They just default to the extremely vague "community guidelines". It's like when the wife or girlfriend is mad at you and they say: "Well if you don't know, I'm certainly not going to tell you!" That's productive. (<----sarcasm)

So maybe I'll stick to politics and try to avoid any trigger words they might have, but don't see fit to tell us about. Wish me luck!

I don't want to sound Pollyanna-ish, but I'm kinda impressed by the republicans/Maga who seemed to have woken up and smelled the bullshit about the Trump regime. Many have begun to realize that they have been played and they aren't happy about it. Some may have crossed over and voted for very deserving Democrats and that is pretty cool. Others may have simply looked at Ken Paxton and Vivek Ramaswamy on the ballot and just opted to stay home. That helps too. Remember the wise words of the Canadian rock band, RUSH: "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. Ahhhh SALESMEN!!!!" Politics these days are so automatic. The terms of service will get you there too. You have to subscribe to the party line no matter how ridiculous it is as a republican. You have to post with presumably straight fingers that Haitians are eating the cats and dogs in Springfield, Ohio and that kids are getting 'transgendered' at liberal public schools. Yeah. Going to school in the morning as "Tommy" and returning home that afternoon as "Tammy". Right. That makes sense. "But even Trump said so!" Well, he's kind of a documented idiot, ya know. He may or may not actually believe these things himself, but he has no problem repeating them in public to get you to embarrass yourself in front of friends, family and strangers on Facebook. Is that someone that you should revere? That's like having a really devious older sibling telling you where babies come from. These things certainly are where trust issues are born. 

It's good to see people coming to their senses. We're all fans of sports and celebrities, so we are used to rooting for others in life. Nothing wrong with that.I love stories of redemption where the underdog wins in the end; where the bully gets defeated, and a person's life moves on in a positive direction. There is no shame in having heartstrings to be tugged. Be glad you have them. 

Like, nobody in the history of the world has ever failed to make the boys team in any sport and decided to swap genders to excel against the girls. That's really taking a big chance at the high school dance! Believing that is just convoluted thinking, if you can call it thinking at all. We are all conceived female, with XX chromosomes at first, right? At some point- for some reason- the double X may split off and form an XY and turn that girl into a future boy. Don't get me to lying as to how or why that happens. It just does. What was at first destined to be a joy buzzer becomes a joystick. Kinda cool really. Be happy with whichever you got, but know that some people- for reasons they might not even know themselves- are not happy with how they turned out. They feel like something is missing in their psyche. It doesn't happen to me, but I get that it might happen to others. That is their business, not mine- or yours. I made a joke the other night pondering what republicans would do if they found out about this XX origin story. Well, they would poop in their pants and try to legislate against everybody on earth being conceived as a female! It's an outrage! It's an abomination before God! It must be stopped! Get Tuberville or Comer on it- STAT! There are some things you just have to accept in life, particularly when they are none of your damn business. Being wary of politicians or religious leaders with their own personal agendas is incumbent on all of us. It's just less incumbent on the right side of the aisle as those people seem way more mentally malleable. Perhaps they were born that way? Here's to them transitioning! Just don't put it to them that way.