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A Real Introduction of The Red Huxley.


Red Huxley

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In my teens, I remember dazing off and eventually losing my attention to a daydream. Many times I pictured myself as a leader of some rebellion, always going to the offensive against some evil, Government-like people. When I was on the bus for school, I watched cars go by, and determine which I would want under my control if a rebellion would occur. Of course I would think its silly for me to think like this, but I would get lost into the daydream. When I got into high school, I started dressing a little different, I preferred giant black boots that came up way to high. My pants were either black or some sort of cameo that I would stuff into my boots. I remember finding military shirts, or jackets of my local stores, I'd save enough money to buy such things, but the issue was that people didn't like to see a girl who would dress like me, like a crazy war-ready hag.

 

In all honest, I don't want to see War in my life, its the matter that... Earth is a terrible place. I know why I had the daydreams, I know why I wanted to be like the soldiers I see on TV. 9/11 changed my life, my eyes are open, I can see the World for what it really is. I remember sitting in my elementary school, and suddenly my teacher comes in and pulls down the giant map in front of the chalk board. He point and said some unusual countries and groups of people. I don't think much of it, until I get of my bus from the school later that day. My family is home and my older siblings aren't acting any different, but my father is. My father is glued to the TV while I do my usual girl stuff, but them I started watching the TV with him. A memory that I can still picture today, the colors I can still see, the names of some people talking while I watched, all of it.

 

Anyone else ever feel this way?

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When I was around 12 I always thought of myself as a revolutionary and that I would lead some sort of communist revolution and that I could lead a giant rebellion against the Canadian (canada's military sucks) government and that my friends and I would establish a communist regime. It was stupid.

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I still remember watching the twin towers fall on the news that day... And i still remember the footage they showed of the first plane hitting followed by live footage of the others hitting the towers.

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The uniqueness that you and your alliance had is what drew me into Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Imma have to return someday if it's still around.

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I still remember watching the twin towers fall on the news that day... And i still remember the footage they showed of the first plane hitting followed by live footage of the others hitting the towers.

There was a time when I though everyone got together and lived peacefully, but I was wrong. Wasn't until that day I realized how damaged Earth really was.

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The uniqueness that you and your alliance had is what drew me into Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Imma have to return someday if it's still around.

Thank you, ansom! You the reason we bloomed into what we are, you have great dedication. You are always welcomed back. Luckily Kenneth has great leadership and I feel safe having him with me on the Patriot Seat.

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Of course, Red, everyone has felt something like that in their youths. It's called chuunibyou. While it's more prevalent among boys, some girls also suffer this stuff. It's generally harmless, unless you put on a cape, wear panties outside your pants and jumps off your roof.

 

Sufferers of chuunibyou quickly outgrew their tendencies in 2-3 years. However, if at any point they look back at their chuunibyou days, they will feel so embarrassed, they'd want to find the deepest hole they can get and bury themselves in there forever.

 

Sufferers of Justice Syndrome and Rebellion Syndrome also included inside the description of chuunibyou. It's not bad, per se, it's simply how we grew up from being dreamers to productive members of society.

 

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Chuunibyou

 

When I was around 12 I always thought of myself as a revolutionary and that I would lead some sort of communist revolution and that I could lead a giant rebellion against the Canadian (canada's military sucks) government and that my friends and I would establish a communist regime. It was stupid.

I wouldn't say that, I dated a retired Canadian colonel once. He was big even at his age and still strong. Canada may not have much of a military presence, but this retired colonel was such a hunk. Why must he leave me behind :( Is it because I'm clingy? Or is it because I'm a yandere?
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Well, I do remember those days. Revolution is very appealing when you really don't know its real concepts.

 

Anyway, I'd start a revolution in my country if I could, o7

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