Thursday, January 28, 2010
There should be a cut off age at the door ...
I was 13 the first time I was taken to a night club. Caribe night club it was called and then several other names before it became the gay club Kashmir. My mom took me with the rest of my aunts and uncles, like I was one of them, a grown up. By then my bloodstream was quite familiar with the invasion of the ever so powerful selections of Dominican rums and many other spirits. I wasn’t even hiding the fact that I drank, well shit, they openly provided the liquor. Being that I have been in the service business since I was 16, I became the nightlife. I embraced it like a mother embraces her newborn child. I was alive again. I did take a hiatus for a few years being that my work schedules was extremely hectic clocking in 120/hrs weeks and then I got back to it, ecstasy became a haven to stay up basically 24 hrs a day. There were not enough hours in the day was my daily quote. I became a robot. I saw myself one day at 22 and saw myself wasted away at 104 lbs. That day it all stopped for me it made me sick to my stomach to even think about drinking and partying… that didn’t last long I met a chronic clubber and although I no longer got trashed or took drugs, I was at clubs all the time and working 2 jobs still. Clubbing was always the subject of our arguments. I passed out once in pure exhaustion from working many doubles and then basically dragged out when I finally had a Friday night off to sleep. First and last time I ever passed out. Ended up in the hospital shortly after with a Pancreatic attack, 12 days no food no liquid diet, just IV. That shit SUCKED. But I did that to me. And I took full responsibility took control and changed things. I cannot deny I have not had those very few drunken nights after the incident but I rarely ever consume alcohol and even when I do it’s a few beers or wine. Anyhoot maybe my hardcore party past is what has me hating the club scene. My boy posted a status message on FB the other day saying “Doesn’t the club scene get old after awhile?” And I replied to him that yes it sure does except for our mutual friend, the aforementioned culprit ^ there who still lives in nightclubs like it’s so cute. She actually replied to the status to another reply accusing the person of clubbing with her recently. I had to be the asshole of course and reply with a “speak of the devil reply” I mean when is the appropriate time to give it a rest. Throw in the towel. I mean I see that shit everywhere party party party when the fuck do u start to realize that maybe just maybe it’s why you can’t land a steady partner. Sounds pretty ironic coming from a person that stays single a lot more than ever being in a relationship, but things are different on my side of the fence many want a relationship with me, I don’t with them. I have been single by choice. I am in no rush whatsoever to be in any type of relationship beside the one with myself and my daughter. If something worth my time comes along I am there, but I sure am not looking for that someone in the club. Everyone is a fucking promoter these days, everyone got the fucking hook up, and everyone wants the hookup. Bitches are well in their fucking 30s half fucking naked still shaking their asses in “VIP” if they even make it that far. Being on the opposite side of the bar of these said culprits, its sad for me to see it. I see the same women week after week pulling the same old ass tricks while enjoying cheap liquid courage to become instant whores. I see them come back week after week asking if I remember them and do I remember what they did. BITCH are you serious? I don’t believe for one second that these dumb grown bitches do not remember what they did the prior week, they try to save face. I am sure the age gaps gets bigger and bigger with the dudes they meet because the next generation is already old enough to club. Give it a rest birds. A club from time to time is respectable. When you are recovering from a hangover every fucking weekend after shaking your saggy ass at a club all night and morning at 35 …smh shit is just sad and pathetic. What do you think is an appropriate time to let go of that every weekend club hop? At what point does it just become plain trashy?? Like the minimum age to get in, there should be a cut off age at the door …
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LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOO
35 shaking ya saggy ass!! HAHA i so agree with this blog
part of me feels that you are only as young as you feel., and if going out to the club, to dance and have fun with your firends makes a person happy...so be it. i could care less what anyone thinks. i'm 32 and though i don't go to the club to shake my ass or to look for sex, or love for that matter, never was that type of clubber, i have SO much fun every weekend meeting up with some of my boys and hitting our spot, drinking & hanging with them. i think its about WHY you go to the club. if you are 35 going to spots where you know mostly everyone is like 21, looking to get laid or looking for love, then something is seriously wrong with you, but i feel that way about anyone...even a 22 year old going to a club full of 22 year olds looking for sex/love - that shit is kinda pathetic to me, . but if i just go to a club, regardless of who is there, to enjoy myself with a few friends...how can you ever be too old for that? its a matter of walking the line between self respect and doing what makes one happy. for me, it has nothing to do with age. i will never be too old to do something that makes me happy.
by the way, i cant remember the last time i actually went to a club. me and my boys go to the same bar every time we hang.
But you are not going out to drink your life away every weekend to then forgetfully take the next fling home. You are not running around half naked flaunting yourself like you are auditioning for the red light district. I can understand the love of dancing and spending time with your friends shit I dance to the music in my head I don't even need music. And u r absolutely right @J3551C4 it is about WHY they are hitting the clubs every week..I understand the time out to enjoy your friends and what not what I do not understand is the cycle of starting your planning on Mondays to start the club routine on Thursdays and continue through out the weekend. Shit is not cute at all...not one bit
I absolutely agree with you. This person I know - almost every night he's at the club - his statuses consist of "Blazed!" "Wasted!" or "Wasted and blazed" - it's sooo unattractive to me. Perhaps because I'm not into that scene so I wouldn't want my partner to be. It's a cheap lifestyle and some people try to hold onto it for too long. Not sure why. Maybe it makes them FEEL young. Important. They get the attention they seek. Who knows. The thing about 'feeling' young...I 'feel' young too, but there's more to being young than partying, drinking and sex.
One day, they'll turn 40 and all their friends will be married, have a family, careers, etc. and they'll look at themselves...and I really don't think these clubbing people will feel a sense of personal accomplishment. I'm sure they all have goals - or I'd like to think so anyway - and going out every night/every weekend and ONLY partying...just doesn't seem too appealing. I suppose if a person has every other aspect of his/her life organized, then sure - go clubbing as much as you want, if your body can handle that and if that's something you enjoy - but making this a priority just doesn't seem such a great idea.
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