Kibbles and Bits
Does HP realize that every song they've used in the ad campaign for their printer is depressing as hell?
if it makes you feel better.
I usually don't care about celebrity 'romance'. Oh, I'm as casually interested in the gossip of it as the next person but it doesn't really matter to me if Tom's really gay and in a business arrangement with Katie and Katie's sold her soul to achieve fame. That sort of thing is interesting for observation of the human experience and the quirky things that people do but that's about it.
A friend of mine gave some advice the other day: don't let a man know how much you want him. Make him think you're seeing other people. Don't let him think you'll wait for him, you love him, you don't want anyone else.
There's been a theory around for awhile that men trade love for sex and women trade sex for love. Has that changed? With modern permisiveness, even though there's been that pesky conservative backsliding, are there more women who just want to get laid? No emotional comittment. No love. No 'soul mates'. Just two, or more, bodies getting a really good workout.
DEAR ABBY: I have read so often about the "other woman." Your advice is always, "If he cheats on his wife, he'll cheat on you." I wish I had listened, but I didn't -- and now I face a lonely future.For more than 30 years, I was the other woman. I was always faithful to "Hank." I changed my life around to make him happy. I knew he'd never divorce his wife, but I needed Hank in my life. He also cheated on me for 10 years, but then became faithful until three months ago.
She bounces in for five minutes, unexpected, at the worst possible moment, when she's supposed to be at the gym. And in return for this embarassing surprise she's not even going to be home long enough to clean her room, do her chores, spend any time, nothing. I seriously need a day with no one around to do nothing but get laid all day long. Three weeks with only brief (and now interrupted!) bits of privacy is too much!
So I've been wondering lately if, instead of Maggie the Cat, I may be like one of my least favorite literary characters, Scarlett O'Hara. Have I spent years pining over Ashley Wilkes when what I really wanted was Rhett? Even if that's so, Rhett was no great prize. He drank too much, couldn't express his feelings openly and honestly, slept with other women, and was a general pain in the ass. So maybe Ashley is weak and I just want him cause I can't have him but good lord.....