"You know it's fake, right?"

It's more real than religion, and people dedicate their lives to that sh*t. I just waste 3 hours a week on wrestling. Life is about perspective. I don't have time to acknowledge every assh*le with an opinion, because I'd be here all day. Wrestling's fake huh? You watch the Kardashians religiously? That's interesting. Everyone enjoys different elements of life. I'm not here to tell people what they should enjoy, I'm just here to say this is what I like and you if you have a problem with it. Art is completely subjective. Some people like pro sports, others like movies, tv shows, ballet or the theater, I like the one stop shop that is pro wrestling, along with a million other things.

With that being said, 9 out of 10 people are going to try and crush your dreams. Learn when to ignore them, learn when to tell them to shove it up their ass, and never, EVER, forget the people who both helped you along the way and tried to detract you the entire time. Those people fuel the fire, and those people will give you the greatest amount of joy when you do succeed.

Wrestling is largely misunderstood. I like the word choreographed personally, but I don't have time to sit and explain that to every ignorant human being that thinks Hulk Hogan is still WWE Champion. Not to mention, WWE has got to have more closet fans than just about any other form of entertainment, so the jokes really on them.

"Is it? Thank you for telling me. What's your favorite movie/TV show?"

"Blah."

"You DO know that's fake, right?"

"Um . . . "

I don't really get upset over it, but I don't understand why a lot of people say everything is fake. Obviously, it's choreographed. How do you fake throwing someone off the tope of a cage?

I get this a lot. Even just a basic back bump leaves its mark after a match. I tend to avoid a conversation about wrestling with people who don't understand the biz.

I'm one of those that really hate it when people say its fake. I would say to them to try getting slammed through a table or get hit on the back by a chair or ladder, and tell me if that hurts. Such pricks really.

To put simply, its scripted, not fake. Other than the occasional light punches, the bumps and hits these superstars take on their bodies are real. They sacrifice their body to entertain the fans. Its all choreographed, yes, and we all know its all scripted. But its not fake.

To use the word fake is a whole lot of difference and if you say that to the past and present superstars, I'm sure they would be pretty pissed off and offended.