Just Make It Better

Many women today often plan on marrying someone wealthy and if they don’t they plan on having him take control of their financial future. I can relate to the bratty attitude in wanting to chuck it all and find someone to just take care of me while I live the good life with all the other botoxed housewives. It would be impossible to grow up in todays society and not be affected by the reassurance that a nice ass will get you the home you’ve always dreamed off (let alone the limitations the media’s feminine role models portray for those of us dreaming of partnered independence). Unfortunately though, a man is not the financial plan your Charles Schwab advisor will want for you, and neither should you.

1. They always look better with you around then when your not. Typically, geeky guys spend their income and time on more interesting things like external hard drives and the articles receiving the highest Diggs that day. So, when you date them you get to feel like your fashion influence is as much a blessing to their ego as it is yours.

2. You’ll always be the hot one. They’ll just never care enough to compete. Even if the man is a beautiful gem, he’ll still never put in as much effort as you do. He can still be a cutie without the arrogance that can sometimes come with the metro-man. Which is so superb because you get to reign over your bathroom like the queen you are.

A lot can be said of the responsibilities of our society and what it does or does not enhance in our minds and lives. Many arguments are thrown around with such forthright as to how the children are today and what they need in order to be better tomorrow. All those of today are responsible for our followers of tomorrow. We must first challenge ourselves to rise above the static of society and our own insecurities. We must not refrain from our determination to create a better world for those that follow us, but rather be that of which we would love to see them be.

After years or god forbid months of dating many people choose to take their relationship into that level where your place and mine becomes ours. Although signing that new lease together can rightfully save loads of money and encourage a great relationship to blossom further, there are a few important details one must consider before leaping into a that commitment laden pool.

I have a love/hate relationship with Halo, and now unfortunately, Call of Duty 4. I fear that I may have lost my boyfriend to it, and although I understand the merits of the game, I still can’t help but feel bothered by the loss of my love’s attention. Despite these quandaries I have for these make-believe war games, I can’t help but see the shimmering silver lining standing behind Master Chief. There really is as much to love about the game as there is to hate.

The cons of it all are quite obvious: