A project

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A project is a crazy person who thinks they’re normal and blames everyone else for their mess.

My project neighbor thinks he’s a king. He yells at the mailman like he owes him money.

She said I was a project. I said she’s a delusional mess.

He’s a project. He fights with his brother over who got the last piece of pizza.

Projection is when you take your own problems and stick them on someone else like a sticky note you can’t erase.

He said I was projecting. I said he’s just a drama queen.

She blamed me for her bad grade. I said she’s just lazy.

He thinks I’m the problem. I think he’s the one who needs a reality check.

The projects are like a war zone where everyone’s got a grudge and no one has a plan.

The projects are like a battlefield. People fight over the best parking spot.

My cousin lives in the projects. He says it’s like living in a trash can with a lot of enemies.

The projects are the worst. You never know who’s going to flip out on you.

A project is where the poor live, and the only thing worse than the rent is the amount of trouble you get into.

The projects are like a prison. You pay rent, and you get beaten up.

I live in the projects. It’s like being in a constant fight with your neighbors.

The projects are like a nightmare. You can’t afford the rent, and you can’t escape the drama.

Projection is when you take your own trash and dump it on someone else’s doorstep.

She said I was projecting. I said she’s just a trash can with a face.

He blames me for everything. I say he’s just a drama king.

She said I was projecting. I said she’s just a mess who can’t admit she’s wrong.

When you call someone out for doing what you do, that’s projection. It’s like you’re the villain, but you just can’t admit it.

He said I was projecting. I said he’s just copying me.

She said I was projecting. I said she’s just doing what I do.

He said I was projecting. I said he’s just a copycat with a bad attitude.

Public housing is like a trap. You fight to stay alive, and the government can kick you out anytime.

Public housing is like a prison. You’re stuck there until someone kicks you out.

You live paycheck to paycheck, and the government can just say ‘you’re out’.

Public housing is like a battlefield. You’re always trying to survive, and the government’s the enemy.