7 responses to “LA Idiot and Pandora’s Box: Part I”

  1. Katie

    Come here, sit next to me for a second. Can I be blunt?

    I WANT TO SLAP YOU IN THE LEG SO HARD RIGHT NOW, DANGEROUSLY CLOSE TO THE ‘NADS SO YOU FEEL IT, BUT NOT AS BAD AS YOU WOULD IF I STRAIGHT UP NADDED YOU.

    Nadded isn’t even a word. But it should be a hard, painful word.

    Back on target. You don’t need fixing. Or, if you do, that’s all in your control, not some Investor. Additionally, consider that an Investor probably has some sort of element of herself that needs fixing, which is why she likes fixing other people.

    Here’s hoping it isn’t her botched male to female surgery that needs fixing.

  2. The Unaccomplished Lady

    Everybody needs a little fixing. It’s how you approach it with your partner that makes the most meaningful sense. I know I’m an investor, and I don’t think my BF of almost 10 years thinks that my wanting to fix him is a bad thing. And the same goes the other way, I know there are things that my BF wants to fix about me, and we take this information with us wholeheartedly in building up our relationship for the better. Almost like we’re just trying to perfect each other as much as possible for the future possibility of having kids and raising a family, or hell, even just being a robust couple that can handle anything that’s thrown at us. At least that’s who my BF and I view courtship. Perhaps this is different for others.

  3. Brandy

    where’s the rest??! It’s Friday!

  4. Brooke Farmer

    I’m usually a big fan of you and you know it. But this post makes you kinda sound like a dick.

    You characterize both “types” as being somehow broken and damaged. You sound like that jerk that I went on a date with Monday night talking about what is wrong with women.

    I hope the whole series doesn’t continue like this.

  5. Brooke Farmer

    Oh, And I wrote that comment before reading the last paragraph because I was so annoyed.

    You don’t want to be fixed. You want to find the lady who accepts who you are.

    Where is the “type” for women who want a long term relationship, don’t want to fix or be fixed, just want to find the person whose flaws are compatible with her own?

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