Drenched

[raven]

I have never been wetter.
I take that back, because it's not true, but this makes it into the top ten. Bloody fucking guys who have such inferiority complexes they need to exercise their fucking masculinity by purposely driving through the deepest puddles and absolutely drenching lone girl walking home on pavement through pouring rain.
And then they have the cheek to look all offended when said lone girl gives them the finger.

So, yeah... I sneaked out into Liverpool today. My mother will hopefully never find out. It was okay... can't say it was really worth the sneaking-out thing. Maybe I should have just stayed at home.

Anyway, will go and have a shower now, to try and get rid of some of the pockets of rainwater that have collected. There are times when I loathe the male of the species.

Come to think of it, I always prefer the ones who seem in touch with their feminine sides - Darren Hayes, Kurt Cobain, Daniel Johns, JR Bourne - which makes me wonder. I read somewhere that about ten percent of the population are straight, and ten percent are gay. The other eighty percent are varying degrees of bi-curious.

So let's rephrase that. There are times when I loathe the male male of the species, taking as prime example the fucking son-of-an-inadequate-whore who drenched me.

Comments

[purplerainbow.livejournal.com]

Glad you had fun today, but wasn't it wet?
You're right about the so-called-male of the species.
Ugh.
I got soaked too, by both cars, and bloody buses that weren't the right ones...
Merde.

P.S, I love the font in that icon. Am very impressed.

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[loneraven.livejournal.com]

We should take away their cars and make them use public transport!
I'm glad you like the icon. The font is "Chiller."

[tiger-gelhardt.livejournal.com]

Yay. I thought that was "chiller"....gosh, I'm such a geek. and since we're on the subject of your icon, what is the first picture of? The second one is Trapper and Hawkeye..and the third is Louis and Lestat? I can't tell... ;_;

And I know what you mean about the male male thing. Ugh..it's so annoying and bleech. *patpat* Public transport is good for starters. >]

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[loneraven.livejournal.com]

Yay! Someone else likes that icon! The three pics are Louis and Lestat, Hawk and Trapper, and the first one is Frodo and Samwise.

As for the public transport thing - well, I was thinking about it in the shower. It's all a Y-chromosome power trip, that's what it is..

Maybe I'm a closet feminist. Or eco-warrior. Or something.

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[tiger-gelhardt.livejournal.com]

Ah ok. ^^ *nod* I like it alot. I hope you make more...oh! Say, if you ever have time could you make me one? I trust your judgement so far as pics go and such. ^^

*nodnodnod* Too true.

*chuckles* Nothing wrong with that.

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[loneraven.livejournal.com]

I will indeedy. Just remind me which fandoms... and definitely slash orientated, n'est-ce pas?

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[tiger-gelhardt.livejournal.com]

Ooo yay. *ponders* Ummm...*nod* sure.

I guess probably M*A*S*H...urm...I dunno...I'll have to think about it. I wouldn't mind a pic of the brothers from Titus...but then I'm obsessed with 'em...

Hrm...or maybe Oz or just random slash-y pictures work for me. :]

[tygermoonfoxx.livejournal.com]

And then they have the cheek to look all offended when said lone girl gives them the finger

Try being an overweight, lone woman. I've had some swerve up onto the sidewalk not only trying to drench me but to hit me with the vehicle as well. Some people delight in making sport of others.

Come to think of it, I always prefer the ones who seem in touch with their feminine sides

The other eighty percent are varying degrees of bi-curious

I've often wondered about that myself. My husband is a wonderful person but we both know that the reasons I chose him had a lot to do with his feminine attributes. I'm bisexual but more inclined to take a female partner than a male so this makes sense. He is, unfortunately, hopelessly homophobic, but I think that relates back to your observation: he's curious and he doesn't know what to do with it.

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[loneraven.livejournal.com]

He's hopelessly homophobic but married to a bisexual woman? I think your husband must be a very interesting person, and I mean that in its most sincere sense. You talk about him a lot, y'see...

[tygermoonfoxx.livejournal.com]

It's an odd situation....he's not homophobic in the sense that he can't stand homosexuals, he's homophobic in the sense that recognizing that he MIGHT be interested in guys scares him witless.

Yes, he's an interesting person. We were friends, then lovers before we finally became married. I still treat him like my best friend and our communication is unbelieveable. He's my best friend, my lover, my lifemate, and my husband all rolled into one. It's a rare package.