I actually know someone like this, someone Cerceaux and I like to follow on Facebook, but she's gone off the deep-end now and it's pretty sad at this point. She really prides herself (as in, posts long statuses about this) on who she's slept/had relationships with and how rich and/or older they were. She refers to one ex as "my wall street boyfriend" and "Duke lawyer ex" etc. She even posted a video of herself at a steakhouse complaining to management, threatening them saying, "My husband is a lawyer from Harvard!" and "My father is in government!"faith wrote:
I just think it's sad to be asserting yourself by imaginary husbands, imaginary dads, and guys you had relationships with. She's also lied about her age to men so that she was older than she actually was, to make herself more appropriate. She's also cheated on them multiple times too. At one point she said that she dates rich men not for their money, but for their conversation, she wants to learn from them.
Anyway, I'm reading this screenplay for class that I later need to analyze. Our protagonist got the courage to ask out a girl, Nicole, to grab a bite to eat and they're currently at a pizzeria. They're talking about why they're at school now.
Nicole actually goes to Fordham and then she spills the beans saying she doesn't like it because of the people and she thinks no one really likes her XD She goes, "Well, Fordham was Fordham."
I feel as though I'm reading and applying my new film lingo at the same time to certain scenes.
My friend Kimberly is having a going away party tonight and I feel grumpy that it's all the way downtown XD As in, near Chinatown downtown. I'm feeling so lazy... It's at Bar 169 and it's a bar that's been there for over 100 years! It's also inspired by New Orleans, which I like!
But she's leaving for a long time and she quit her job. She's moving to be with her boyfriend in Virginia, who is a hull technician with the Navy, and he's being stationed there for the time being.
Man, I can't imagine moving away like that XD But I'm happy for her because she's always been a good friend and she had a couple of lame-o relationships before this guy so it's great to see her happy. We used to fangirl over one NYU professor (we met in his class) and pretend to be rivals for his love, and she'd get "mad" when he'd ask her about me and bring me up to her. God, it still cracks me up.
A: While he was talking to me he put his hand into a bucket of ice!
K: I HATE YOU!
omg we're nerds.Kimberly wrote:
He's friends with both of us on Facebook now, if he only knew how often we'd talk about him XD He was actually really nice and charming though, had a British accent, always traveling or riding horses, and we'd have interesting conversations! Kimberly and I went to the Russian Tea Room together too, ate at The Plaza, along with other restaurants around the city, and we rode on the Toys R Us Ferris Wheel too, which is now torn down. She's also been there for me when I was sad, even if it was just over the phone. She's planning on going to law school eventually, woah~
The ELITE SCHOLARS OF CHINA asked me to do a tour of NYU for them, again. XD I'm so glad I can do it this year, haha.
I only ended up paying $40 for the round trip ticket, and I'm happy that just like last time, I hardly have to pay for anything! So I can blow all my money on Three Kingdoms things and Shanghai Disney. ::kisaki:: 
