Will someone please explain to me the particular weakness of the female sex that immediately interprets two days without communication as the death knell of an affair?
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1 comment:
How's it now? Radio-silent still?
I think... well it doesn't mean the death of anything in fact you probably know that already... I'm *not* one to be meting out advice-- but it's not so much our misinterpretation of the silence as the fact that that possibility means the death of all-holy that's unique to us ladies... but then again, I'm shouting this all from the eye of a storm, atop a molehill, in a cemetery, kneeling before a headstone engraved with "Scarlet + Julian 4EVER, b. September 28, 2009, d. March 9th, 2010, may it R.I.P." so what do I know. But the affair has indeed expired, we can grieve together.
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