Yup, its that time again. I'm about to rant my ass off. Everyday that goes by the more and more disgusted I am of men. I just can't believe how much shit has happened me since I joined the dating world. Before I start bitching I know not all men are douches there are some decent human beings in the world but I'm sure we can agree after this entry that none of them have come my way.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Dippity Douche Day
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
Drenched in douche.

Let's have a toast for the assholes
Let's have a toast for the scumbags
Every one of them that I know
Let's have a toast for the jerk-offs
That'll never take work off
Baby, I got a plan
Runaway fast as you can.
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Saturday, July 23, 2011
Holy Mackerel!
It's 7:30am and I am awake. Surprise Surprise...I'm not surprised. I got a lot of things floating in this enlarged walnut of a brain I have that I figure needs exploitation to shut up. And well look who it is...the internet aka anti-christ.
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Ignorance Is Bliss
I refuse to live in bliss. I've always chosen to live in bliss. Bliss can only take you so far obviously on false pretenses. People tend to underestimate my knowledge and my power. I refuse to be made a fool out of. Always follow your gut instinct and your initial intuition for it will take you far. I'm a strong believer of everything that happens is ultimately for a good reason. You learn from your mistakes and the mistakes of others. Music is listened to but music doesn't listen back. The bible listens and answers back.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
The Unexpected Life
So this is a little something I found on my Xanga that I wrote before I graduated. I had an assignment to give a toast to my fellow classmates and well here it is.
It’s official that my high school career has come to an end. The four years came as fast as a blink of an eye. High school is usually the climax of your life. It’s when you experience the highest limits of emotion quickly. You experience anger, fear, sadness, joy, disgust, surprise, curiosity, and acceptance. With these emotions that I’ve felt the strongest throughout these four years, I’ve tried my best to learn how to deal with each and every one of them maturely as an adult. I came to realize my future awaits me closely and I need to be ready for whatever it may bring. In order to do that I needed to learn how to deal with my emotions so they wouldn’t come in the way of my struggle to succeed in life. There were moments in my life where I reached each and every one of these emotions to their utmost potential. These moments were the unexpected.
I never expected having the chance to meet my dream celebrity but losing my best friend in the process. I never expected crashing my car and getting away with a lie. I never expected losing my childhood friendship. I never expected karma to bite me in the butt really good homecoming night. I never expected to feel so disappointed within myself. I never expected to be good friends with the jerk that didn’t put me on ASB. I never expected to be betrayed by the person I trusted the most. I never expected completely losing touch with my closest friends I had at church. I never expected breaking down multiple times uncontrollably in front of strangers. I never expected I’d ever be so vulnerable and open up so quickly. I never expected getting close to one of the most amazing girls I know during the Oklahoma production. I never expected befriending my worst enemies in Dragon Flicks. I never expected actually enjoying Dragon Flicks. I never would have expected one of my former childhood friends to be pregnant. I never expected long relationships that have lasted years to come to an end. I never expected a former teacher being murdered. I most definitely never expected high school to pass by so quickly.
And so the statement remains true that life is unexpected. I guess the greatest life lesson learned throughout the years of my high school career is to accept the fact life is unexpected. I will never be able to hold or control what the future has in store for me. I have to live with the fact that life isn’t predictable. You have to deal with situations on the spot. Most importantly you have to deal with them in a mature manner. I just hope I have finally gained that maturity as well as my classmates throughout these four years.
Despite all the downfalls to some these unexpected events they were what made my high school years. If it weren’t for them I wouldn’t learn how to deal with life in the future. I’ve also learned and accepted the fact that friends come and go. It doesn’t matter how many years you’ve known them, it’s what you have benefited from the years of knowing them. I’ve also learned life is too short to hold grudges.
Graduation is only a few days away and I just wanted to say it’s not the end, it’s the beginning. It’s the beginning of our new lives; it’s our time to shine as individuals. It’s the most precious and greatest gift of all; it’s a chance to start over. It’s what I have been working so hard for. I officially can shed the skin and image of what people see as me now and be what I want to be without my past interfering. I wish everybody the greatest luck in their future.

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Sunday, August 9, 2009
What Doesn't Kill Your Mother, Makes You Stronger
It's been hard for me to communicate with my parents. We have different views and outlooks on everything. I was raised in a different environment with different mentalities. It's highly impossible to collaborate Egyptian society with American society. One of my most specific challenges is finding spirituality in American society. Growing up in a public school where there are teenagers having sex like it was a normal thing to have in a relationship without being married to their partner and where not having it was abnormal, 16 year olds having babies, drug and alcohol abuse, divorced and broken families. Whereas, for Egyptians that behavior is intolerable and unorthodox. It's come to Spirituality vs Reality. Reality is just there, spirituality is something someone must obtain or bring into reality. Bringing spirituality per say a specific religion into my own life and facing reality is one of the most difficult obstacles I've been facing all my life. There is just far too much controversy when it comes to religion, its irritating. Opinions are like assholes, everyones got one. Having that said, hence my irritation. I most definitely do not have the strength to argue with arrogant idiots nor do I have the will to follow the many restrictions religion comes with. How on earth am I suppose to argue when I'm still arguing with my toughest criticizer, myself.
Writing this about my mother brought me back to the thought of how difficult it was for me to write a personal statement my senior year. I'll never forget that assignment. We had to write about a life changing ability. Without a thought my mother's diagnoses came to mind. Throughout her diagnosis, I never cried, it never quite hit me because I had been in denial. It's had been three years later and I sat there, in front of my computer screen, focusing and thinking about what she went through and how horrible my fathers side of the family treated her, how she didn't have her loving mother by her side, how I was too scared to comfort her, how much pain and agony she went through I instantly started sobbing. It killed me just think about writing the assignment, I couldn't and I never did it. Its now five years since her diagnosis, I've become stronger through my mother over the years. I feel accomplished that I have officially gotten over my biggest fear in writing this. I feel as if i've completed that assignment I couldn't bare to write. Writing caused me to feel, anger, regret, sorrow, pain, and selfishness. It's been something I've needed to get off my chest and face because being bottled up and not speaking out almost cost my mothers life, I won't let it threaten mine.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Been There. Done That. Messed Around.
Been There. Done That. Had Beef. Won That.
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