Random Thoughts

Yesterday some asshole confronted me about leaving trash on one of the seats inside the rail I was taking back home. In hindsight, I know why anyone would get upset, but the way he directed to me acting like self-entitled jackass didn't resonate with me at all. I simply ignored him as he went on complaining to another passenger that had nothing to do with what was happening as I internally was laughing at how much this was bothering him. Another fact is that he didn't even tried talking to me about such things, it sounded more like he wanted to start something which didn't do him any favors on anything.

I simply ignored him and he got off some stop, taking his entitled ass with him.

As for the trash, I did took it and tossed it inside a trash bin once I was outside. You see, there aren't any such thing *inside* said train rails, so all one can do is politely keep it and dispose of it the right way afterwards.

Something aspies like that guy who should mind his damn business from the beginning should realize before opening their mouths and shake their fingers at anybody.

...not at the cost of other cultures and ethnicities. Makes me feel like you would change the race/ethnicity of a character in a reboot or movie adaptation of an established IP just to pander to something that isn't exactly a positive look into diversity itself, and more like gaining profits from the viewers who would buy into such pretentious actions.

To me, it makes every other reboot, remake, or adaptation seem less enjoyable and pretentious on itself, especially if said shows/movies are from old ones which I enjoyed prior.

And I'm not against diversity overall. I'm also part of a minority in the US, so of course I am very interested and invested into adding different people and nationalities into such things. But as stated, not when the reason behind it feels like petty pandering just to extract as much money as the entertainment industry wishes to collect, rather than taking steps into making their projects truly diverse.

My two cents.

And the results are:

"Your toxic trait:
The Drama Llama
I'm a Drama Llama. I think I am deeper and more unique than most people, but am actually just high-maintenance. Self-awareness is the first step!"

Well, I try not to be.