Monday, May 10, 2004
hello to the ground
why is there this constant pressure for everyone to fall in love and become attached to one person? i would like to say this is a blatantly american concept, and while in theory it may be, it's obviously rampant through the universe.
sometimes i feel like i'm in love with everyone.
besides, aside from our country's best efforts at feigning monogamy, husbands are still mounting secretaries on desks during their busy work schedules, and lonely housewives continue to seduce the 21st century equivalent of the milkman.
i can't relate with the monogamous, the cheating, or the polyamorous. so. i have to wonder, where exactly does that leave me in the grand scheme of things?
[concerning "eat n' park"; shouldn't it be "park n' eat"?]
alone at the bake sale, friends. alone at the bake sale.
sometimes i feel like i'm in love with everyone.
besides, aside from our country's best efforts at feigning monogamy, husbands are still mounting secretaries on desks during their busy work schedules, and lonely housewives continue to seduce the 21st century equivalent of the milkman.
i can't relate with the monogamous, the cheating, or the polyamorous. so. i have to wonder, where exactly does that leave me in the grand scheme of things?
[concerning "eat n' park"; shouldn't it be "park n' eat"?]
alone at the bake sale, friends. alone at the bake sale.
