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Aug 2016
You see dinner parties create fighting between each dinner guest
You see you can slob your food and your parents tell you to eat nicely and you go crazy by getting a bread and butter knife
And stabbing him in the hand
Really hard and the conversation turns into an argument and I wish my parents wouldn't pick on me
You see my sibling argues and my parents never fight him
And they never call him a slob
Or tell him to eat nicely or ****
You see I found it hard to keep my cool and that made me lash out at them and my family became scared of what I will to them and i hear voices saying
I will get you back
Because your family are nice
So I decided to take medication
So I can remain calm
It would be nicer if my dad would stop trying to be a cool kid well he is Betty now
And I need to calm Myself down
You see dinner parties are the cause of domestic violence in this world
You see we need to have people sitting around watching tv and in that way people will learn quicker
But that was my parents
I wanted to isolate myself in my room because I enjoyed watching tv and listen to music
And keep away from
****** Christian dinner parties
I prefer to party in the nightclub
Drinking bourbon and coke
And getting on the dance floor
And partying real hard
And I tell the dinner party adults
To get ******
You see the dinner parties never work out on tv and in the real world it is often hosted by
A stupid conservative adult
And I am not conservative
I always was a wild child
So wild in fact the people of my street wanted my parents to meet up with them to get me kicked off the street and I was so upset but I wanted out of this stupid conservative adult game
Your like me and mummy Brian
You see conservative adults hates young dudes like me getting their own way but I am glad when my parents said the man who hated my yelling died
Because he was so conservative and I believe I was very cool at least trying to be cool anyway
I love life dude
Written by
johnny georgy brown
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