I made some controversial remarks that have ticked off, for lack of a better word, most of the female users in this section and for that, I apologize.
But to be fair, I find it uncanny that possibly the worst, yet most well received books infesting our bookstores today happen to be written by women.
To make matters worse, they all tend to contain familiar archetypes in either:
a. their portrayal of men/love interests
b. their scope into a females mind (painfully equipped with a pathetic sense of weakness)
&c, &c.
(P.S. I have received many remarks claiming that I'm some 40 year old virgin with a failed love life and/or troubled past. Please keep the assumptions coming, as I am in a bit of writers block.)
I can respect Marie Curie as a scientist, but not Ayn Rand as an author.
Now repeat all that drivel to me in Russian, SVP.
The only person from which I have stolen this symbol are my brethern Bolsheviks. Besides, the icon doesn't even support Communism. Hate is well received, thank you.
But to be fair, I find it uncanny that possibly the worst, yet most well received books infesting our bookstores today happen to be written by women.
To make matters worse, they all tend to contain familiar archetypes in either:
a. their portrayal of men/love interests
b. their scope into a females mind (painfully equipped with a pathetic sense of weakness)
&c, &c.
(P.S. I have received many remarks claiming that I'm some 40 year old virgin with a failed love life and/or troubled past. Please keep the assumptions coming, as I am in a bit of writers block.)
I can respect Marie Curie as a scientist, but not Ayn Rand as an author.
Now repeat all that drivel to me in Russian, SVP.
The only person from which I have stolen this symbol are my brethern Bolsheviks. Besides, the icon doesn't even support Communism. Hate is well received, thank you.