Thursday, September 11, 2008

My Past, My Present.

When I talk about my past, I seem to come across as either a victim or a slut. I guess that's how I viewed myself then. They were the only roles I knew--I stayed a virgin and was a victim (nobody likes me! everybody hates me!) as a teen, then later on became a slut (you were too cool to talk to me in high school, now I can fuck you!)
Since then I've grown up. I learned some boundaries. I started to associate more with people with boundaries. I really think a lot of it was just immaturity.

Now, I'm just a slut to my husband. I still sometimes react like a victim to things I haven't dealt with before, but usually I can recognize that and act like a responsible person. I still love certain "childish" things, and I think I'm a bit of a nerd, too. Occasionally I'm like a teenage boy in my sense of humor.

But I work in a rather conservative job, I have "mommy friends" and I'd rather sit and watch Robot Chicken than go out for happy hour (I'm pregnant now, so I can't drink anyway, but before then...). I've grown, changed, but there are certain things I will always enjoy.
1. Fart jokes
2. Penis jokes
3. Comic books
4. Being spanked
5. Legos
6. Pee-Wee Herman
7. Babies
8. Reading
9. Watching stupid movies
10. Animation

4 comments:

Carol said...

I snuck over here from Cardio Girl.
Love you already.
Low down and dirty is a state of mind (or life-style choice) that I think more people should at some point in life enjoy to it's fullest.
Now, old, fat and sassy. LOVE this stage of my life.
Carol

Anonymous said...

Hey chick! I had a Pee Wee Herman doll all through college! That one that had the string to pull and that made him talk.

My husband made me get rid of it after we got married (I was 26, what-evah.)

(waves up to Carol) Hi Carol!!

Cate Subrosa said...

I came via Cardiogirl too and just read your whole blog so far. I really enjoyed it :)

Congratulations on the pregnancy!

So, are you a Chomsky fan? I want to get a cat and call it Chomsky one day...

looney said...

Guilty--my husband's the lingual nerd--he's a proofreader--so Chomsky's more his kettle. But I do admire those great thinkers.