The thankful thing

monster · 11-27-2013, 11:37 PM

I don't feel remotely thankful. I don't see why I should. "It's not a religious holiday, it's for everyone" Oh yes it is. I love the idea of a holiday for everyone and it's probably not a bad idea for people to sit back and take stock of what's good every now and then. But being thankful implies some one/thing to thank. Who, exactly? And with good comes bad. The chances are that the entire country are not in a good place for reflection on any given day, and even if they are, an awful lot of them are going to find the bad outweighing the good at that time......

If I force a point, I am optimistic that Facebook will be less annoying now the four thousand days of thankfulness ought to be ending soon. But I'm not fucking thankful.

Except to you for reading to the end of this rant

11-27-2013, 11:37 PM	#1
monster I hear them call the tide Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Perpetual Chaos Posts: 30,852	The thankful thing I don't feel remotely thankful. I don't see why I should. "It's not a religious holiday, it's for everyone" Oh yes it is. I love the idea of a holiday for everyone and it's probably not a bad idea for people to sit back and take stock of what's good every now and then. But being thankful implies some one/thing to thank. Who, exactly? And with good comes bad. The chances are that the entire country are not in a good place for reflection on any given day, and even if they are, an awful lot of them are going to find the bad outweighing the good at that time...... If I force a point, I am optimistic that Facebook will be less annoying now the four thousand days of thankfulness ought to be ending soon. But I'm not fucking thankful. Except to you for reading to the end of this rant __________________ The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity Amelia Earhart

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