Today I came across this.
This amused/entertained/fascinated me for a while. I'm going to post on there for work. But I thought I would share it with you first.
They also have this variation.
Another thing that fascinated me was this entry on Eat the Damn Cake on sluttiness. I touched on it in my last post, when I was discussing feminism - well touched on it to the extent I asked "is dressing slutty a feminist statement?"
I looked, and still look to some degree, on my sluttiness in the past and see it as me exploiting my sexuality and using it to my advantage. I had fun, I was in control. Sometimes I ponder whether I was just trying to boost my self-esteem and make myself feel better. But I have never great been at commitment, and I'd started down a road that meant commitment would be ever harder afterwards (I found this out when I tried to commit in my 3rd year of university, and my history proved a massive problem for my boyfriend). But we all do a lot of stuff to boost our self-esteem, so I'm okay with it if that's what I was doing. I am what I am. I did what I did. Nothing's gonna change that.
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I finished reading The Picture of Dorian Gray. It's surprisingly relevant to what I'm researching at work - the halo effect.
I enjoyed it immensely. I love classic books. I finished Tess of the d'Urbervilles last month, and loved Great Expectations earlier this year. I can't remember the last fiction book that I thought was written really well.
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