What is it about this season that is so make or break for some people? I know of a few friends that have broken up 2 of which were over 5 years together. Another few have gotten engaged. Its almost like snuggling under the covers gives you an up close and personal look at whomever you climbed in there with. I, for the first time am in a relationship that I love climbing under the covers with. Blech, yuck I know. In every relationship previous, however, I've had that defining moment when your partner's eyes are and inch from yours, and you look deeply into their eyes and think "What the hell am I doing here? I could be literally anywhere else and perhaps never have to look at you again. Strangely I'm fine with that." I usually move out within the hour. I won't call someone at work, and I have learned to not use the phrase, "We need to talk." Mostly because it isn't true, we don't need to talk. I need to tell them that I am neutral about the idea of them getting eaten by a shark. Past reactions to various breakups are sometimes hilarious, like the time I sang this song:
The guy tried to walk away from me, and I followed him until I finished. He called me a major bitch. I have no idea why. I broke a friends with benefits relationship off with a guy once, and he showed up at my door at 8am (I worked graveyards) pounding on my door screaming about how he loves me and can't live without me. If this ever sounds like a great idea to get your ex back, just don't. I still remember how pissed off I was. He pounded on my window, screaming "Cody! Cody I don't care if you don't want to be with me! I love you and we are meant to be together!!! CODY!!!!" I kind of opened one eye and took a second to asses the possibilities. I figured it could only be something like zombies/apocalypse/hurricane/killer bees. When I realized it was some jack-hole screaming about his feelings that disturbed my precious beauty sleep the dumb sonofabitch is lucky I didn't stick an axe in his head. I'm not a morning person at the best of times, and this was hardly the best of times. Who thinks that is romantic? Pulling a John Cusack from Say Anything, that's romantic. Or this:
That's super romantic. Who could say no to that? I sure as hell wouldn't. When you think about relationships when you're a lonely single, it gets romanticized. You see videos like this, and it can drive you right to the ice cream and, if you're me, bloody thrillers. When I'm depressed/crabby I like to see murders, so sue me. I start thinking about getting married, loving home with lots of kids and dogs, and then I remember its like this:
There's a reality check for ya.
On another note have you seen these videos about Mermaids? Animal Planet has a new show called Mermaids.
It blew my mind! Now granted, this could all be faked, but Animal Planet isn't known for that. Have you ever seen River Monsters? Those animals are all real, like the 400lb stingray that, if I remember correctly, eats small children. Or doesn't. It did have a stinger that was like a foot long, it looked like a huge bayonet.
Check it out!
The guy tried to walk away from me, and I followed him until I finished. He called me a major bitch. I have no idea why. I broke a friends with benefits relationship off with a guy once, and he showed up at my door at 8am (I worked graveyards) pounding on my door screaming about how he loves me and can't live without me. If this ever sounds like a great idea to get your ex back, just don't. I still remember how pissed off I was. He pounded on my window, screaming "Cody! Cody I don't care if you don't want to be with me! I love you and we are meant to be together!!! CODY!!!!" I kind of opened one eye and took a second to asses the possibilities. I figured it could only be something like zombies/apocalypse/hurricane/killer bees. When I realized it was some jack-hole screaming about his feelings that disturbed my precious beauty sleep the dumb sonofabitch is lucky I didn't stick an axe in his head. I'm not a morning person at the best of times, and this was hardly the best of times. Who thinks that is romantic? Pulling a John Cusack from Say Anything, that's romantic. Or this:
That's super romantic. Who could say no to that? I sure as hell wouldn't. When you think about relationships when you're a lonely single, it gets romanticized. You see videos like this, and it can drive you right to the ice cream and, if you're me, bloody thrillers. When I'm depressed/crabby I like to see murders, so sue me. I start thinking about getting married, loving home with lots of kids and dogs, and then I remember its like this:
There's a reality check for ya.
On another note have you seen these videos about Mermaids? Animal Planet has a new show called Mermaids.
It blew my mind! Now granted, this could all be faked, but Animal Planet isn't known for that. Have you ever seen River Monsters? Those animals are all real, like the 400lb stingray that, if I remember correctly, eats small children. Or doesn't. It did have a stinger that was like a foot long, it looked like a huge bayonet.
Check it out!
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