It's nothing like Judy Blume's "Are you there God? It's me, Margaret."
(Which reminds me, it looks like Margaret's boob exercise totally worked for me. See post title.)
Chelsea made me laugh a lot. Each chapter is a short story about some ridiculous part of her life. Like, for example, when she takes her Dad on a vacation to Costa Rica, and refers to him as "Bitch Tits" and "Shamu".
She's a stand up comedian and has a talk show that I've not seen yet, but I used to watch her on Oxygen a few years ago. She was on a show called Girls Behaving Badly. Kind of like that show "Jackass", except they were all women, and they weren't quite as disgusting and retarded as the Jackass boys.
Anycrap, I was so sad when I was done reading this book. So I ordered up her other book, "My Horizontal Life"
This book is all about her one night stands, and other sex-capades that turned into semi relationships.
I'm not sure if she is in a relationship now, but what a nightmare that would be for her significant other. No one wants to think about their "Love" sleeping with someone else, let alone reading it in a book!
Which brings me to another thought. Well, actually, a question.
What do you think is acceptable when it comes to speaking to ex-significant others and ex-one night standers when you have a current significant other? Can men and women truly be friends? Especially after they've done the sexy time?
Give me your opinions please!
6 comments:
That totally depends on a) your partner and b) the conversation!
I think it's OK to speak to ex boinkers as long as you don't rub it in your current signif's face.
Not possible. Be civil but leave the past where it is.
I think that Plutonic friendship can only flourish between men and women sometime after they've had sexy time. After that, questions have been answered, curiosities satisfied, tensions dispelled, powers exhausted, games played and won or lost. To put it another way, been there, done that, got the t-shirt and threw it away already. Now they can hang out without posturing, give each other advice about the opposite sex without pretense, give hugs without worrying that they’re bodies may be pressed together, buy each other drinks without ulterior motives.
Two people can't wrong, right?
Oops. After Plato, not Mickey's dog.
I think you can still be friends! Rare, but yes, I think you can.
PS - you NEED to see the Chelsea HAndler show...it's SO funny!
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