Sarah Silverman on Jimmy Kimmel:
“Sometimes loving each other isn’t enough. You have to be responsible for your own happiness. You can’t stay in a relationship because you’re afraid of the unknown. But I will always love him. Sometimes I think maybe we’ll die together in our old age or something.”
…for a little emo moment! Welcome. It’s that time again. I’m lonely. The odd thing is that I choose it. There are things I could be doing right now, but for whatever reason, I opt out. I think I’m afraid of that lonely-in-a-crowd feeling, which seems to be prevalent lately. I’m not sure which is best, lonely in a crowd or lonely by yourself.
I should go out anyway. Damn the complications.
…you go to get some orange juice out of the fridge, and it looks like there isnt much left so you decide to just c
hug it out of the jug, but then halfway through drinking it, you realize that there’s more in there than you wanted, but you can’t put it back in the refrigerator, because that’s gross and you don’t want someone else to have to use the same container you drank out of, and you end up with a bellyful of juice right before you were planning on going to bed?
A wonderful article that explains very well why I choose not to own a credit card. Just thought I’d share. 
http://consumerist.com/2009/11/ex-bank-of-america-employee-tells-all-in-youtube-video.html
Dangling a carrot in front of a woman just so that you can have the power to take it away is vile, whether that woman is your wife or your daughter. Your need for control is ruining your relationships. I’d love to be able to tell you this in person, but your lack of respect for me wouldn’t allow for a meaningful conversation. I hope you dump the anger and resentment and get your emotional self together before you lose the ones you love most. For their sakes.
Sincerely,
Woman
