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drunk blind commitment
2:27pm Sunday, Nov 5
Last night at the party, girl after girl I bumped into was looking for some boy they had talked with or made out with before. They were committed to finding that one guy and they had dressed like a slut and were in the process of getting smashed in hopes he would come. There were also the girls who need their best guy friend to pretend to be a boyfriend and scare away a stocker and the girls who were hiding from previous nights mistakes. But the girls that wanted to hold out for that one. I’m glad that that still exists in this sad society of drunken misfits. But what does that say of the guys that don’t respect girls and ask them to get all dressed up and drunk so that the guy can be comfortable feeling you up and getting what he wants without commitment; The guy who wants to feel like a stud and rack up the girls who are just looking for that one boy?
Brittany Coy wrote
at 12:33am on November 6th, 2006
I don't see why those girls should do that, they're much better than that one boy, they're much better than a thousand boys like that. The thing is you can be a drunken slut looking for the perfect boy but you really won't find the perfect boy like that. The perfect boy is the one who gives you a jacket when you dress like a slut. While we all want that physical contact to some extent, knowing that someone will be there in the daylight, when you're not drunk is better than that one drunken hookup that you forget. I say, those girls should go home and put on some more clothes and then go out to the party and just have fun. When did having fun mean having a boy on your arm? We are our own selves, we can stand alone and still be people, we don't need others to complete us.
Jeralee Johnson (BYU) wrote
at 1:46am on November 6th, 2006
Liz, what's happened to you? You were such a rock to me and now you're hanging out with crowds that you never would have glanced at before. I love you too much to not be saddened that you're doing this to yourself.
Kathryn Bache (NYU) wrote
at 1:16pm on November 7th, 2006
an improvement of your grammar would help me interpret your message.
p.s. there are some good guys out there. congratulate me on being with mine for 1.5 years. boyakasha.
2:27pm Sunday, Nov 5
Last night at the party, girl after girl I bumped into was looking for some boy they had talked with or made out with before. They were committed to finding that one guy and they had dressed like a slut and were in the process of getting smashed in hopes he would come. There were also the girls who need their best guy friend to pretend to be a boyfriend and scare away a stocker and the girls who were hiding from previous nights mistakes. But the girls that wanted to hold out for that one. I’m glad that that still exists in this sad society of drunken misfits. But what does that say of the guys that don’t respect girls and ask them to get all dressed up and drunk so that the guy can be comfortable feeling you up and getting what he wants without commitment; The guy who wants to feel like a stud and rack up the girls who are just looking for that one boy?
Brittany Coy wrote
at 12:33am on November 6th, 2006
I don't see why those girls should do that, they're much better than that one boy, they're much better than a thousand boys like that. The thing is you can be a drunken slut looking for the perfect boy but you really won't find the perfect boy like that. The perfect boy is the one who gives you a jacket when you dress like a slut. While we all want that physical contact to some extent, knowing that someone will be there in the daylight, when you're not drunk is better than that one drunken hookup that you forget. I say, those girls should go home and put on some more clothes and then go out to the party and just have fun. When did having fun mean having a boy on your arm? We are our own selves, we can stand alone and still be people, we don't need others to complete us.
Jeralee Johnson (BYU) wrote
at 1:46am on November 6th, 2006
Liz, what's happened to you? You were such a rock to me and now you're hanging out with crowds that you never would have glanced at before. I love you too much to not be saddened that you're doing this to yourself.
Kathryn Bache (NYU) wrote
at 1:16pm on November 7th, 2006
an improvement of your grammar would help me interpret your message.
p.s. there are some good guys out there. congratulate me on being with mine for 1.5 years. boyakasha.