Gossip Folks, Pt. 2

Some of you should have outgrown that he say, she say nonsense. Get it from the source instead of listening to gossip.

— Florida Made (@RichardMIATL) November 19, 2015

Want to get on my nerves? GOSSIP. You don't have to gossip about me and my loved ones, but just being a chatterbox is the fastest way for me to get annoyed. The way I'm set up, I don't have time for gossip because if someone's willing to gossip to me, they're willing to gossip about me. Let's be clear: I don't care if I'm talked about (good or bad); folks talked about Jesus, so I'm not exempt. I figure I'm important enough for some folks to keep my name in their mouths, so keep on making me famous. What happened to saying what you have to say TO someone? Are people such cowards to where they can't stand behind their comments? Sounds like it to me with all this he say, she say foolishness going on. Gossip is juvenile for one reason: When the recipient finds out and confronts the person spreading the gossip, the other person changes their story because they know they could be in for it. Some of you should have outgrown that he say, she say nonsense. Get it from the source instead of listening to gossip. I forgot, that's too much like right for some people; they don't want to hear the truth because they're so used to hearing feces coming out of someone's mouth.