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Just Gotta Laugh It Off...

I swear I NEVER thought that cheaters post would go where it has....

But this is my blog and its my business so if you can't make a constructive comment, dont make one!

I do my best to be careful when I say truthful things. Those in my personal life know how well I can cut you at the knees with my tongue. But don't get it twisted, this is not something that I am proud of. So I am doing my best to curtail the slice and dice...

HOWEVER, that does not mean that I will refrain from giving my opinion. Too many fake people out there, giving and taking credit where it isnt due, offering advice they know they don't take, and saying the nice thing to save face.

Well, I say EFF that. I will always be honest because that means I am being true to myself. For YEARS, I sugar coated, and said the nice things and had them said to me...it wasnt until I grew balls and started being real that people started being real back. Sure, it hurt. But I didnt start growing as a person until I had to deal with the UGLY TRUTH of things.

Its definitely ok to disagree with me, I dont mind that at all-as you can see, I love a debate. But don't argue about my character, argue the issue. And dont tell me you dont like to debate while debating an issue. And dont tell me how to support people by your means. we each have our own way. This is mine.

I have learned today that things can be misconstrued, taken offensively, and feelings can get hurt. This makes me all the more conscious of carefully choosing my words. BUT I have also learned that some people will continue to change the face of their misery by poking at other people. I like to think I dont poke at people, I poke at issues. Apparently, some dont like the issues I poke at. To each his own.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, I mean no harm. I come from a genuine place of concern and I am always looking for ways to better the situation, educate the masses and grow as a person. But like my tagline says. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Those who choose to enter and then be offended, the most you will get from me, moving forward, is a chuckle.

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37 comments:

leeslim4life wrote 40 months ago:
Amen!!!
melnatsim wrote 40 months ago:
I realy agree with everything that you have said......."HELLO"
kandyjo wrote 40 months ago:
I prefer the term, "grow some ovaries" over "grow some balls"... but that's just me... ;)
I get where you are coming from, though... Some people actually look for things to take offense too... I have been known to be a tad bit "confrontational" but I will readily admit when I am wrong... Keep your "fire"! It's what makes you, well, YOU! :)
ScarletTarah wrote 40 months ago:
In my opinion I think those who became rediculously judgemental are those guilty of what you posted about, laughably hypicritical I mean to tell you not to read food diaries if it bothers you, but complain that what you wrote bothered them, then shouldn't they just not read it and stay out of your thread instead of being just as harsh as they were acusing you of being.
Anyways I get what you were saying you don't want to cheer somebody on who is not actually putting in the effort and you don't want to recieve advice from people who can't apply it to themselves, I mean I don't take car maint. advice from just anyone, just my mechanic, I don't want to hear what it could be or what should make it run better, I want who knows what it is and can do it and it works, just because it comes out of your mouth and it sounds good doesn't mean squat. sorry about the rant longer then I intended
I just go overboard sometimes to make myself understood.
Schula03 wrote 40 months ago:
OH Well......We live, we learn, we kick A$$!!!! :)
LittleSpy wrote 40 months ago:
I, for one, find your genuineness refreshing & I thank you for it.
karmasBFF wrote 40 months ago:
Thank you all for your encouragement. That, too, is refreshing for a girl who is just learning how to contructively criticize rather than just cut people with her tongue! Thank you for the validation!
DawnOf1969 wrote 40 months ago:
I wouldn't worry about what other people say. In the grand scheme of things, they don't really matter.
melissaovadare wrote 40 months ago:
I thought it was great, and that is why I took part in the "great debate".....
ladypurgatori wrote 28 months ago:
Being open and honest is the best way to be!! I once learned in a personal communications class that its not what people say to you its how you take it.. so its not your problem how they take it lol!
Dove1216 wrote 26 months ago:
YOU ARE A PERSON TO LOOK UP TO. HONESTY IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO. I HAVE JUST STARTED AND THIS WAS THE BEST THING I COULD HAVE READ...So sorry for the caps but I just had too for the impact this has taken on me : )
rudy0001 wrote 26 months ago:
Love it! Couldn't have said it better!
Amy62575 wrote 26 months ago:
I like it. Your honesty as well as the recognition that not all people can appreciate it. Some are offended easily, and you make a good point - some like to change the face of their own misery. I did not read any debates, but I am interested in having you as a friend so I can read more. I like your style.
karenwhitham wrote 24 months ago:
enjoyed reading, and comments good to see so much possative find back
mariam446 wrote 24 months ago:
Do you remember the story about the man, the boy, and the donkey? That no matter what they did, the people criticized. My Dad said, "Make the best of it". If you made choices based on the information you had, and chose the best of the options that were available, don't worry about what anyone else thinks. Because they aren't thinking, they just got up on the wrong side of the bed.
When i went to be a beautician, i was afraid of everybody. Then i found out that most people are nice. And the ones who aren't, treat everyone the same way they treat you. Only one lady was impossible, and i went in the backroom to cry. Her nurse came in and said, "Please don't give up on her, no one else will do her hair; (she had phantom pains in the leg that was cut off, no one visited her,...)" It was a very sad story.
I cut out this saying once: "If you really knew the person you would love them." If i realize "i don't really know" this person, life will be a lot smoother and happier, even if it wasn't true, we would all be psychotherapists to one another, and hell would be emptied, and heaven would be full.
Jackiemal wrote 20 months ago:
Nice post!

When I was a kid I had two close friends. One who hated to hurt or offend so sugar-coated everything. The other used 'being real' or 'honest' as a excuse when she unnecessarily hurt people.

After a 20 year break I am friends again with this straight talker. She has finally learned that you don't have to say EVERY opinion you have or everything on your mind. She does still occasionally say mean things and unintentionally hurts people. However, as I age I have found the value in having someone who will tell me the truth. If I ask you if this dress looks okay, I'd rather hear the truth that it makes my butt look bad than oh you look great!

tessex wrote 20 months ago:
I hate how an innocent statement, I wrote on facebook one time "I went to church" and this lady got real ugly with me. I didn't even know her. I only meant that i went to church, I was not preaching or anything like that. I ended up blocking her from my facebook but it just made me think how some people just look for
things to argue about.
Dandersonjr32 wrote 20 months ago:
This is a confusing and convoluted blog.

At first you say, "If you don't have something constructive to say, don't..." Then you go on to tell us how you say whatever it is you want to say whenever you want to say it.

Then you lay the ground rules for everyone to follow whenever they might have a comment for you. So, you're unrestricted and everyone has to follow your strict guidelines for making comments?

When debating me I want people to attack me at every turn, question my character and come at me with all they have. My only requirement is that they be entertaining.

I didn't like this.
Jana9559 wrote 19 months ago:
You're heart is in the right place. That's what I like about your blog. It's ok to be brutally honest with people as long as you use class.
jdrzal wrote 19 months ago:
I love the honesty. def refreshing!
TonyaLBC wrote 18 months ago:
Well, how about that! A person who speaks the truth! I like that - I need to know more people like that. And I appreciate you for that. Keep up the good work!
beatlegirl1 wrote 17 months ago:
Finally someone else on the planet who speaks the truth even if it may hurt other peoples feelings. I love the tagline: ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!
beckysweetpea wrote 17 months ago:
i just think that nowadays people are way too damn sensitive, you know i think everyone needs a mag of cement and harden th f%$^ up. If your going to ask for advice off people, expect the truth and not the unrealistic truth
SusanDoesIt wrote 16 months ago:
Honesty is the best policy, always! I would much rather someone be honest and maybe sometimes hurtful (the truth sometimes hurts), than be dishonest any day! Good for you.
cabannie wrote 15 months ago:
Thanks for your thoughts. Sometimes the kindest thing you can do for a person is to be honest. Although, the honesty is best received when it is delivered with
tact. For instance, the old question, "Do these pants make me look fat?" Instead of just saying yes, I tell my sister "I think you can do better." Or "The pants are not flattering." This is a hard skill to learn, but well worth the effort to be honest and caring to my friends and family.
Mandana18 wrote 15 months ago:
All I can say is AMEN! I am so tired of being nice to people when they are rude to me!
chelley0216 wrote 14 months ago:
I happen to believe honesty ROCKS! I am with you 100%!
2bfit4fun wrote 13 months ago:
James Earnest idealizes honesty very eloquenty, "“We all need to know what it means to be honest. Honesty is more than not lying. It is truth telling, truth speaking, truth living, and truth loving.”

Everyone has a different appraoch to verbalizing their "truth." Some are more subtle than others. I can appreciate your more assertive approach, and hope your truth is not minimized by it. :)
beersbee wrote 13 months ago:
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rennbear wrote 13 months ago:
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authenticspirit wrote 12 months ago:
Oprah's advice comes to mind..."be honest with yourself, if you're not~ others will be, and it will come across as criticism". A fitness pal will support your efforts 100% ~ good advice!
ruskitd wrote 10 months ago:
You GO GF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
odditblue wrote 8 months ago:
You know..... maybe it's all the sugar coating we do back and forth that keep the extra pounds on all of us.... ;) Good for you. Drop that sugar coating and be real. I am proud of you. Let's be honest. Painfully honest is where we must find ourselves before we can ever change the mess we are.
leahestey wrote 5 months ago:
I'm glad I NEVER have sugar-coated anything in my life.
SueUk1955 wrote 2 months ago:
I'm the same - I used to sugar coat things and be a people pleaser ... but the older I've got the less I could be arsed.

If people dont want the truth - dont ask.
lynn413 wrote 2 months ago:
Amen to that!!

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