To The Person Who Dislikes Me
Posted by Randomguru | Filed under Blog
To: The Person Who Dislikes Me
I must confess, that your calling me a “pathetic” loser, and telling me to get a real job instead of being a musician, kinda got to me.
Yes, admittedly (and although I don’t know you), I was hurt. I’m a sensitive person and you took the opportunity to kick me where it hurt.
Either you’ve really being reading my journal (and its archives) or you just might know me in real life.
I do know of a few people in the Redwood City area, and it just makes me wonder (always the case with anonymous hate mail) if you know me in real life that you can really get to the core of my pain and suffering. Yet, I’ve been very frank and open about certain feelings and insecurities I have. Though I may hide things from online readers, more than not, I write what’s on my mind and what I’m feeling. So, you just took what I wrote and used it against me.
So, you succeeded in hurting my feelings, yes. But that was not really your doing rather than my own personal insecurities. And, as a musician always striving for a perfect performance, I’m sometimes tortured by my inability to express myself to the fullest. Then again, I’m confident enough as a musician that I can play music at a certain level that allows me to communicate to an audience and enjoy myself in doing so.
deny from 67.180.208.92
Anyways, a simple line of code in the “.htaccess” file of my own journal site as well as that of Rice Bowl Journals will do the trick in completely denying you access to my world. So, I hope you are steaming at the fact that you can’t get to read what I have to say now… I hope, anyways.
I have this to say to you. You are a totally insecure person to have to resort to bullying others in an attempt to take them down a notch. You are a total asshole. Why? Because a decent, good person wouldn’t do what you’ve done. I feel sorry for you because you are projecting the fact that you are probably more insecure about your own self, and must look for fault in others to make yourself feel better.
It’s not like I get the same flack in real life, because I do. I’m a good musician and I work toward being an artist in my own right. Though I’m a struggling musician and I’ve never gotten support from family, I hold my own and make a decent living out of it. It’s something I felt I had a talent for from a very young age. Music was something that came very natural to me and I feel it’s the only thing I can do best in this life. So, no matter what, I will always be a musician.
Once, I totally and completely quit music and studied computers for four years (ironically, at the urging of family members to get a “real job”). Then one day a good friend brought me back to it and I found that I had been missing a major part of my life. I’ll never quit music again. And I understand that playing the piano or drums is a basic need that I must do.
So, in the end, you have simply made me acknowledge that I must continue with Music even more. And in the end, your negative comments have actually made me stronger and more commited than ever.
sincerely,
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