I think what you meant was “yeah, this video is going to bring down the world,” which I really don’t remember saying at all. Hmm…

What I did say, however, was that as (hopefully) intelligent human beings, we should make better choices about how we live and what we stand for. And yes, speak out about what we believe. A lot of this comes from reading books.

For you, I recommend “The Elements of Style,” by William Strunk and E.B. White. Enjoy!

Umm, once again, I’m not saying they shouldn’t have the so-called “choice” to degrade themselves, I’m just expressing my opinion about the effect that such exploitation has on our society.

“go out and teach your niece, daughter, sister,”

How do you know I’m not?

“spouting off on a site that is predominantly male will get you nowhere.”

LOL. Are you saying that men can’t have intelligent conversations about the exploitation of women?

“you’re wasting your time.”

Yeah, come to think of it, so was Susan B. Anthony. She really should have just shut up, you know? Total waste of time. She should have stayed at home and told all her woman friends what she thought, instead of even trying to deal with the “predominantly male” society out there. What was she thinking??

Reyes’ alleged partying is all fake, and its a way for fans to place blame on something that he intentionally did which made him slump, instead of just looking at this slump, and accepting that is is a part of the game. Remember in April when Wright, didn’t hit a single home run, and knocked in just like 10 runs or something like that? If you do, you should also remember that everyone was saying that the “stardom is getting to his head” and that he is “partying too much” and that he’s “believing all of the hype.” Then he starting hitting, and he broke out of his slump, and all of those rumors about the partying and all of the people that said he was doing too many photo shoots just shut up.
Amazing how that worked out, huh?

Reyes is fine. He sucked at the end of last year, but you know what, that happens some times. It was not Luis Castillo’s “bad influance,” or the “partying,” and its not too much Corona that made him slump. Slumps happen, and people just have to deal with that, instead of making up rumors as they try to search for answers.