Melanie McBride

Gracie my dear, I still haven’t heard from you yet.   Where is the happy-go-lucky little girl the MCW universe seems to love and yet I am sick of hearing? Your very attitude and personality is the epitome of what I cannot stand, what I hate… …it is the epitome of what I used to be.   You love everyone and trust so many people.   Gracie, my dear, I want you to listen very closely as I say this, because this is very important… …people are overrated.   I do not need them.   That is why I am here in Motor City Wrestling.   I have struck out on my own, ready to fight on my own, without the assistance of my sister Blaire or that whore Karen.   I am here on my own, without my Master by my side.   I am here in MCW on my own because I have evolved to the point that I can get the job done by myself. Oh but you, you want to be friends with Trinity when she has plainly stated that she hates your guts. You want to befriend everyone when, in ...

John Lydon once said, “It's no good being nice and young and naive. There's no good in that at all. You've got to do it all yourself, and you've gotta learn quick. And you can't look for sympathy either.” Amen, John!   Amen! I was once like you, Gracie.   I was a nice, young, naïve little girl in this industry, a girl who saw the good in everyone and everything.   I thought I could make a difference in society through my actions, through my words. But I learned the hard way that this business is cutthroat, mean, and nasty. I learned the hard way that heroes do not succeed in real life.   Only in fantasy, only in the realm of the comic book, television, or movies does the hero always win, giving the audience a feel good story to go home with. That’s just not how it works in reality. In reality the villains usually win, Gracie.   Why?   Because the villains are willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish their goal.   Even th...