Poor Denise Richards. She married an omni-addict because he promised
that he’d changed, then noticed he was still a
drug-whore-gambling-rage-aholic, then got knocked up by him, them left
because of the drugging and whoring, then came back because he promised
he changed, then got knocked up again, then had to leave when he
drugged, whored, gambled, and threatened to kill her. It could happen
to any girl. How was she supposed to know he was lying? If only there
had been some sign!
Notice how humans act this stupid only when it comes to reproduction. I
should know. I’ve been a male Denise Richards in my time. (Except
without the looks, money, and breasts.)
Yet when I see a pit bull I want to pet with a sign over his head that
says “Beware of Dog,” I don’t climb over the fence, get chomped, run
away, then come back because he whimpers that he’s changed, then climb
over the fence, then get chomped again, then complain to the world that
I’m a victim.
And I sure as hell don’t get knocked up by the pitbull. Twice. No
matter how cute he is. Even if I’m drunk. In the words of George Bush
the Second: “Fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can’t
get fooled again.”
Why do so many people avoid these scenarios with pitbulls, explosives,
and mousetraps, yet not with psychos who make us horny? Why do toddlers
learn from painful mistakes, yet adults in love do not?
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