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Seriously, I've started wearing platform heels for the first time EVER in my entire life. The kind that go the length of the entire shoe, not just at the ankle.. I'm NOT a heels girl. Though the platforms I'm wearing right now DO help me walk somewhat more on-balance.. but when I'm barefoot or shoe foot, I walk sideways like a crab. Seriously.. :/
4" heel on the left, 5" on the right and you're good to go
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Well, I'm not paying for a special pair of shoes to get made, when I can get a pair of platforms that help quite alot with evening out the difference.. When I'm home, I'm barefoot, and I just bought a pair of platform sneakers for when I go outside.. My old useless croc sandals are going into the dumpster..They are seriously the most uncomfortable shoes to stand in..
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I seriously have no use for popular culture.
I've often wondered just how good the popular things are if they were forced to stand on their own. Take a television series for example - is it popular because it's really good, or because enough people have convinced themselves it's good because it's popular? If not for the talk and discussion about a TV show, how many people would actually bother tuning into watch it?
To me, popular culture is psychological programming. I don't like being told what to watch, what to like, what to think, what to believe. So, if something is popular, I avoid it like the plague. If that makes me look "out of touch" then so be it, and we won't waste time trying to chit-chat about the latest season of Game of Thrones, because I've never seen a single episode.
Many years after a series has had it's run and the masses have moved onto their latest fad or craze, that is when I will begin watching it, and without the constant blathering of other people to potentially influence my thinking, I will determine if that show is really any good or if it's drek.
Seriously.
I've often wondered just how good the popular things are if they were forced to stand on their own. Take a television series for example - is it popular because it's really good, or because enough people have convinced themselves it's good because it's popular? If not for the talk and discussion about a TV show, how many people would actually bother tuning into watch it?
To me, popular culture is psychological programming. I don't like being told what to watch, what to like, what to think, what to believe. So, if something is popular, I avoid it like the plague. If that makes me look "out of touch" then so be it, and we won't waste time trying to chit-chat about the latest season of Game of Thrones, because I've never seen a single episode.
Many years after a series has had it's run and the masses have moved onto their latest fad or craze, that is when I will begin watching it, and without the constant blathering of other people to potentially influence my thinking, I will determine if that show is really any good or if it's drek.
Seriously.
