My First Calling Out

I'm back! That's right... My Cold has almost left my system (God! I didn't mean to jinx it!) and apart from the slightest bit of parched throat that can be inconvenient when in the mood to make out, life is a lot better.

So, what am I going to voice out today to all my ardent readers out there? It's simple. This is a post dedicated to a person. Actually, it is kinda dedicated to a lot of people out there. A lot of the same kind of people. I know your question is What kind of people?

Well, the kind of people that always make up excuses. You see its those people that say one thing and then when the right opportunity presents itself they run away. I'm not quite sure what you call these people as it's pretty apparent from my post's grammar and language are not my strong point. Having said that lets just call them insecure.

I mean it really bothers me to see people constantly crying out about their lack of opportunities or all the injustices that happen to them when in reality they are too blame for it. I've never really blasted a race or religion on my blog post before, but today that is going to change. Now, before I blast them I want you to understand that the race I'm about to blast is the same one I'm a part of (So technically, It is Politically Correct!).

That said Indian people are just way too insecure for their own good.

Whether its at work where everybody is so insecure with what they offer a company that they hate anybody new that joins, or it's the dude at the bar sitting with an HCHHSSTT who he's good friends with and never going to sleep with cock blocking you, or its that girl who claims to want to get a new special someone in her life but doesn't have the guts to go out and meet new people. The worst part is, they actually make excuses for themselves and think this is normal.

Let me tell you people, its not normal. Get with the program nobody is perfect, nobody is infallible, and nobody is going to go through life constantly having his way (Hell, even Michael Jordan has problems and Jesus Christ did get crucified!). My point is, if you can learn to accept your inadequacies and learn to be less insecure about them. You might just end up a couple of steps in front instead of always on the same spot.