Snobs

Ok, just like the previous post (See Naggers), I will provide a definition from www.dictionary.com because it proves to be of some... value to this post:

snob

1.	a person who imitates, cultivates, or slavishly admires social superiors and is condescending or overbearing to others.

2.	a person who believes himself or herself an expert or connoisseur in a given field and is condescending toward or disdainful of those who hold other opinions or have different tastes regarding this field: a musical snob.

Ah... a person with different views than the "commoners" is what these definitions mean. More than that, they think they're SUPERIOR (coughcough check Narcissist). Trust me, they're not all that superior as they think they are. If they were such superior people, then everyone would probably look up to them with the usual 1-10 out of their school/work place that don't like them. But.. for snobs.. that kinda doesn't apply. They do nothing. They are popular for no apparent reason except for the big three:

1. They are rich.
2. They are pretty.
3. They are sexy.

Yup, got that right. Those are usually the main three. Otherwise, it's also because they know the coolest person in the school/work place or because they're teacher pets or ass kissers at their company. Please excuse some of the rude language being posted here. I had no other way to describe who I was talking about.

You see.. snobs talk in this kind of way that is easily distinguished. Mostly because they watch a lot of those "American" TV shows or movies. Almost every snobby person out there has 10 million "like"'s in their sentences. There will be a pause at the end of each like to show that they know their grammar. Believe me, most of you are now thinking that this is stereotypical. Watch this:




Notice how many times they say "like" and "ya" please!






This video is to show how kids think about snobs mostly. Do you see how it goes now?
Thank you for reading my blog!

--Yuki Ai

posted by Yuki Ai @ 7:56 PM, ,

Nagging and... Snobs?

Did you ever think that mothers are a bit nosy? Or maybe a bit... naggy? They complain and complain about how your hair looks, what you're wearing, how you're walking, how you're eating, when you sleep, when you wake, if you fix your bed or not. Of course, this does not apply for all parents but it does for me. My mom was nagging me today about how I eat. She tells me I have plenty of time to eat before I go to school. So I was like, "Mom... you can't expect me to finish a bowl of hot steaming oatmeal in 10 minutes." She was like, "10 minutes?! Why, you leave at 7 something" and there goes my argument...
So I was expected to finish my breakfast in a matter of 10 minutes. Well... I finished it in 15 minutes. You see, I'm rather fat for my age (which is not going to be displayed because what if my friends are reading this? This is supposed to be a personal thing). But does it look like I care? Not really.. Humans only live once and I guess everyone has a different life every time they're reincarnated if you believe in that. My mom is being the kind of person that you don't want to have in your next lifetime.
Sometimes, it's better if you nag people less. Maybe some will learn to appreciate you being here. Or if you were nicer with words. Maybe it's your personality but at least try a few times to you know... be nice. Of course, there are those that do not know what is "nice". Please do not think of the preppy girls that talk in that atrocious accent and stuff. Be yourself. That's all that matters. I do not believe that ANYONE talks in that dramatic tone. People want to improve themselves to fit in with others. THAT IS NOT NECESSARY. Instead, others will detect that change and feel that you're too influential by the things around you. Your friends may not want you to change, so why? If too big a change is taking place, everyone will feel awkward and you may be left alone in the end.
How did we go from my mother to friendship? I do not know. But, just be who you are and try to be nice once in a while. Nice as in kind and helpful. Please do not misinterpret the meaning of "nice".

--Yuki Ai

posted by Yuki Ai @ 9:45 PM, ,