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September 28, 2006

When Bad Things Happen to Good Girlfriends

From The Village Voice:

Girl I once dated a 31-year-old who was also (simultaneously) dating a 19-year-old I used to babysit when she played with my little sister. I once dated a guy who decided he didn't like me after I had traveled four hours by bus to see him and expressed this by ignoring me for the weekend that I was visiting. I dated another guy who tried to convince me to have an open relationship—because, as he put it, "dating other people is fun!" I dated a guy who loved to take me to the best restaurants in Manhattan but tended to forget his wallet; later I learned of his running mental log of money he had spent on me. And how could I overlook the guy who confided in me that he had been diagnosed as a nonviolent antisocial sociopath. He's the same guy who became enraged when he learned I investigated nonviolent antisocial sociopathic behavior, only to discover it didn't exist.

I am Rosie the Riveter of comatose love.

More here.

Posted by Azra Raza at 07:19 AM | Permalink

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I once dated a gal who kept a running list of the faults of the guys she had dated before. She thought it showcased the failings of the male species in general but all it really did was prove her lack of judgment and good sense.

Posted by: t | Sep 28, 2006 1:29:45 PM

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