Friday, September 08, 2006
*Bummed*
wah lao eh... saturday still need to go back school for lesson.... *mutters mutters* Where got people still need to go back school and stardeeee on saturday one...~
Yarr... complain... doing what I do best on my blog. Oh well... there's nothing much I can do about it.
So... *fingers crossed* hope tomorrow's session will be good...
I was talking to a friend the other day and he was telling me about boys, clubbing and getting laid... erm... yar... that basically sums up the part of the conversation I had with him.
According to him, when guys go clubbing they are looking for 'free sex'. He went on to say that guys are just like wolves, waiting to pounce of their prey. The interesting part of it is that he said, it doesn't matter if she's chio, most importantly she must have the right organs.
I've only been to clubbing once, it was at Zouk, mambo night. From what I observe, albeit the fact that it may be an inaccurate depiction of the actual scene, I didn't think it was as bad as what he has describe.
He made the entire clubbing scene seem so sleazy and deplorable.
I know... it's not as simple as it seems, and I'm probably naive to think that it is. Howvever, I will like to think that not all guys are idierts who go around having senseless sex... and I know a few who are not (I think larrr....then again, I may be wrong)
Afterall... the male species have been traditionally recognised as the gender who thinks with their dick and testosterones, reliable researches have shown that what goes on in a male brain is mostly how to get someone laid.
What I also find interesting is that it's coming from a guy's perspective. The fact that he acknowledge guys as 'animals' in spite of the blatant fact that he is a guy. It sounds more like what a girl who's been through the rough side of life might say.
I wonder how many guys can so readily reconcile with that 'animal' in him and speak of it as it it's a matter of fact...
Posted by Piglet at 10:20 PM
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