
I love me some 'b' rated zombie movies. LOVE them. I had a good friend a few yesrs ago whose boyfriend was a huge zombie freak. He ended up getting me hooked on zombie flicks, although after I lost contact with him. Ever since, I have been an addict. The more cheesy and bad acting the better. Prior to him, I was a weird horror flick addicted person. I freak myself out so bad I get bad dreams. I know that the flicks are fiction, but I have a really overactive imagination. I'll hole up in my room and act like a scared three year old. I really do get an adrenaline rush from blood and guts psychokiller movies.
I watch Freddie vs. Jason last night, had never seen it. I know it is a horribly bad make-you-groan movie, but I watched it. I'll admit it, I enjoyed it too. There were parts that I physically twitched in fright, other parts that I couldn't tear my eyes away from the screen while I let out little girly whimpers (hopefully inaudible to my boyfriend who rolled his eyes the entire time, yet didn't change the channel when given supreme remote control.) I hadn't seen a horror flick in quite a while, since Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. I saw it in theaters with my pal Dom, and he will never see a horror flick with me again. I think he walked away with bruises and my high-pitched squeals left him temporarily deaf in his left ear. It's been even longer since I saw a bad zombie film. Now that I am unemployed and have endless time to workout and sleep, I feel the need to host a zombie film marathon. I bet I'll be the only attendant though. I may need a new hobby.
Wow, I had never considered the common male eating issues. I have a friend (had a friend, thanks Tim) that had an exercise addiction and an eating disorder who was male, but that obviously is an extreme. I admit it is difficult to imagine what the stigma is for a male to drop a few pounds without typical male ways. As a female, I imagine you dudes staddle up to some gym, do a couple of bicep curls and call it good. The point of the blogs was not the 'healthy' aspect, because I'm disgusted with how unhealthy females have become. It's normal for me to respect people for obvious reasons: great intellect, good humor, decent personality, but I feel like ladies want recognition for how much self-control they seem to have in the way of eating. Should I bow to your omnipotent will because you subsist on carrots and mustard and run 5 miles a day? No, it's akin to someone lying to make friends. Or, to me it is. I hit a head yesterday listening to my friend jibberjabber about something so meaningless in the scope of life, but so incredibly hard for me to grasp. I don't grasp normal healthy eating, I don't grasp the concept of eating to live sometimes. Somedays they can control themselves enough not to eat, do I appluade? The recognition they demand for such a "feat" is what I crave days I eat. It's difficult for them to resist the temptations of food, which in our day, I feel is more taboo than the temptations of the flesh, while I have difficulties justifying eating. Beyond basic weight control, I have not really come around to the basic common principal that I need to eat to live. I feel more that someone, a doctor, friends, family, literature, have duped me. Hearing friends talk about eating only almonds all day feeds this feeling of being lied to. And jealousy. Why can she go without almonds all day and I can't? I want to throw a tempertantrum like a three year old, but I also understand why I can't. While I read and comprehend the detrimental effects of malnutrition, the real reason I strive for balance in my eating ways is my body. I haphazardly flew into an eating disorder unknowingly because I felt my body was incompetent. Now, it will forever remain dysfunctional. Shrug. You can't ever go back, but that doesn't mean I don't miss it. Like smoking. It's bad for you, but a stress reliever, and when you're stressed, you want a cigarette. When I'm stressed, I blame food, my body, blah and blah. It's a weakness, but as humans, we are all weak.
Blah, lost the damn thread, stupid thought refuse to remain coherant!!!!
I think competition is the biggest waste of energy ever. It has never really occured to me that I could lose, at anything so competition has never entered my mind. I assume that I will outsmart my opponent. It is a given, like, naturally no one can possibly be a competition for me. This whole sting of thoughts entered my mind 'cause my friend called me to tell me her new name in aerobics class is Ms. Competitive. Huh? We happen to be workout partners and I have never considered her competition, but I guess when we would hit the gym together, she was instigating secret competitions with me. Weird. Talk about an insanely low self esteem. Or, OR maybe I have an overinflated ego. 'Cause when I was thinking about how retarded it is to secretly have a competition with someone who is supposed to be a close friend, I was also racing some chubby who was speed walking down the street. Subconciously I was trying to out-walk this lady. Is it justified to secretly race some chubby lady out getting her daily exercise in the persuit of health, yet unjustified to secretly compete with your friend? Maybe I am a hypocrite. An egotistical hypocrite.
I still think competition is a waste. I would be the person told to race a mile and find the flatest mile to run just to beat someone's slow behind in wits and speed. I need to know how to handle this competition thing because I am uncomfortable with her chilling on the elliptical trainer next to me trying to out perform. What if she keels over in an attempt to jog faster. I'd feel guilty for ever. Huh, an egotistical hypocrite with a conscience.