The opposite of poetic justice

[exsanguinatrix]

Sometimes, the stars align magnificently and the universe springs forth the sweetest moments of serendipity. Like sitting in a crowded cafe, sipping lukewarm coffee dregs and accidentally bumping eyes with that shy guy at the other end of the room. Your ears fine tune the details of the moment and you realize belatedly that the music playing in the

Comments

[anonymous]

First off, is that story real? Sounds like something that came right out of some chuck palahniuk book.

Second, no. You do not want to get raped and be paid 100,000 pesos.

-dale

[exsanguinatrix]

Which story? The pseudo intro thing? Nah, just pulled that out my ass. :)

Read again. I said, 'I also want to NOT get raped and get 100,000 pesos' and I still mean it.

dale

[anonymous]

ahh. haha. in that case, I also want to NOT get raped and get 100,000 pesos.

Re: dale

[exsanguinatrix]

You see my point? haha.

[gattara]

she got raped. the government supports the American. americans are getting away with everything again.

this is how this country loves their women who they supposedly put up high in that fucking pedestal.

[exsanguinatrix]

Ako lang ba ang vaguely offended doon sa 'babae, yaman ka ng bayan' slogan for women's month? Para kasing... commodity? Ewan. Baka off lang ako, pero parang pangit.

[gattara]

matagal ng commodity ang babae, di lang sa pilipinas. we're not to blame. wala naman talagang LIBRENG free will sa mundo ng mga nakatanikala.

[exsanguinatrix]

Tunay, pero yung gawing slogan pa? It strikes me as... very crass. Wala man lang effort to hide it kasi.

Well, hindi rin naman kasi tama na itago. Ang punto ko siguro, ano ba, bastusan na ba? Gawing official slogan for women's month?

Pero fine, mas marami pang malalaking isyu kesa slogan. Malamang sama ka sa women's mob?