A rather crude way to say it, but this is how I feel about the ever-decreasing age of rather perverted little girls. Don't take that the wrong way; I'm talking about different levels of perversion. In general, I just mean that girls younger and younger are starting to care about boys. Yeah, yeah, it's "natural" but at
9!? Maybe it's a stereotype but that's the age that girls have cooties and boys are just gross. Actually, that simply IS a stereotype, but you probably get the idea. Basically, at that age you don't need to be worrying about boyfriends and girlfriends and the like. That brings emotional drama unless it's completely superficial (Thus "perverted") in which case.. well, it brings drama. When I say superficial I mean that the girls are talking about their looks, and the boys are talking about the girls looks in.. um.. a much less sensitive way, if you will. Summary? You shouldn't HAVE TO and therefore SHOULDN'T care about relationships until you're older. Looks are superficial. Don't get me wrong, I like girls who are cute and everything. It's just, worrying about looks all the time.. not worth it (This brings to mind another topic of interest: when girls start talking about how they be so cute, yo, and how boring it is). Health maybe, and when you work out you're healthy and you look good, but you really don't need to bring it beyond that unless you really want to. That wasn't a good summary, that was a.. longary. Anyway, this story stems from a party last night, where there was a little girl there talking about how she had
3 marriage proposals. She had a ring and everything (Rich brat, you know). She was said all the boys were saying she looked
fiiiiiiiine. Anyway, she was about 9. So,
what? She was most likely exxagerating, but nonetheless. She even got to bothering my friend. The party was at a really nice house (Pool, 52" TV, fooseball table, 3 theater seats, whole house/surround sound, Xbox 360, Wii.. you get the idea.) He and I went swimming before they did, and we were playing fooseball when they got in the pool. I guess. Anyway, he started chasing them around and shoving them in the pool (I shoved him in a few times. Normally it doesn't bring that much satisfaction, but when he's not expecting it.. priceless. For the first few times, anyway.) and the game went on for a while (When we got out, the little rich one said "I'm sorry we have better towels then you." "That's alright. I'm sorry our towels aren't as good as yours."). Then we went inside and.. tried to hang out inside the theater room. We were planning on playing the Wii or something, but the girls followed us in and started bothering him. Bwahaha. Anyway, I'd stayed out of the shoving thing except to push him in the pool, and I stayed out of this too, so they didn't bother me. Not before the little girl went around showing everyone her ring, saying "I got a marriage proposal." They started wacking him and.. well, long story short, she explained how all the boys just crowded around her. At one point she said "I like your friend. I want to date him." And I said "I know." She replies "Why? Does he get all the girls?" And I decided not to honor that with a response. Except some surprised stuttering. She said later she didn't
really like him, but I wouldn't be surprised if she did. Since I actually did know that she liked him, because little girls bother people when they like them. Rule of the world. Anyway, I'm sure I have more to say on this, but from here it gets more personal, and I'm trying not to put to much of "ME" into my blog and more of "MY OPINIONS". On to the third topic and my theory,
The Faulty Magnet Syndrome
Technically a "faulty" magnet is physically impossible, but the idea is an excellent analogy for my theory. This theory came from the same party that the second rant in this post came from. After the little girls finally left us alone and me and my friend had enough Rock Band, he decided he wanted to go swimming again, since he'd seen some be-kinied girls going out to the pool. He and I are both homeschooled and still somewhat awkward around girls, as far as I know. Anyway, I didn't feel like swimming, so I decided instead to observe what he did. Coming to the part about the faulty magnet: Although we, as boys, are attracted to girls (polar opposites), the entire time he was in the pool, he essentially stayed on the opposite side from them (similar polarity), thus the faulty magnet.
(This brings me to another theory which describes one reason why boys and girls tend to be at least slightly awkward or uncomfortable around each other and that is a lead-back to sexual innuendos. For now, I'll leave you to figure that one out on your own.)
The thing is, and this is an important point, there were three girls. Relevance? They were obviously friends, and they were girls, both fact of which lead to the simple conclusion that they will stay in a group and groups are not easy to interject yourself into. Simple intuition on their part, to the extent that girls tend to stay in groups because it makes them feel safer, boys less so but still so to a point. However, if you have a friend it becomes much easier to ease yourself into a group, since you have a "wingman" as it were. You're naturally going to become more comfortable if you have a "group" of your own, no matter how small. If you're (relatively) alone amongst a crowd of people, all in respective groups of friends, you're going to feel alienated. However, if you have a friend with you, you have someone to feel comfortable around and therefore be accepted more readily into the other groups. Alright, I'm bringing this post to a close, since I'm just a bit tired. I could probably say more, but I won't right now. Until next time, watch, learn, and theorize.