Previous Post Elaboration

Let me make it clear that when Asia, Mal and I get together, our conversations are strictly confidential. In contrast, we wish there was a video camera in the corner of the room filming all of our conversations because we're so outrageous. We are definitely reality TV worthy, I'll say that much. I think people would be shocked about some of the things we say and do. Seriously, if people knew this side to us, they may see us in a whole new light. Or shade. We're pretty weird, not gonna' lie.

Ok, so anyway, I wanted to elaborate on some of my answers from the questions I pulled last night.

For the question "what would the perfect man be like?", I was being totally serious. Super annoying. I think perfection is something people strive for all the time. There is no perfection in this world; perfection is merely someone's opinion of what it is. I don't think there are perfect men in this world. No such thing as I'm sure all women know by now.

For the question "what really turns you on?", I could definitely make a long list. But instead, I'm going to list three things. The first being my original answer of the face-in-hands kiss. The second would be a man who is a handy-man. Sound stupid? No. You have no idea. When a guy can fix something that I can't seem to dirty myself over, when a man is WILLING to fix something, there is nothing greater. A handy-man really revs my engines. And thirdly, George Clooney in a swimming pool.

For the question "in order to have any wish granted, would you sleep with someone you weren't attracted to?", I took that question literally. SLEEP. Nothing but sleep. Lying next to someone who had halitosis? Not so much.

For the question "what's the biggest mistake you feel your parents made when raising you?", I answered that I wish they had been more strict about school or something along those lines. But honestly, I don't believe in mistakes. I think I turned out pretty damn cool. I'm sure I've made my parents feel like they have failed as parents, in fact, I think I remember hearing that come out of their mouths. I'm sure they feel they have made mistakes with my sister and I, what parent doesn't feel that way at one time or another? I dunno. I love who I am and I think they did a fine job of raising me.

For the question "what do you enjoy most when you're eating alone?", I definitely answered that slobbishly. I do come up for air cuz I like... have to. But I still enjoy stuffing my face. There's no point in being completely mannered when you're alone.

For the question "which part of having a baby will be most difficult for you?", honestly, I don't really think about kids. I know that I have names picked out, but those have been picked out for a long long time. I was kinda being sarcastic about the 9 months of agony thing. I'm sure pregnancy is beautiful. I know my mom liked to pinch me when I was in her tumtum and play with me and stuff. So yeah, I'm sure it's not all aches and pains. The actual giving birth part doesn't seem too appealing though. Not so much. But in all honestly, I think when a couple has a baby, it's hard for them to keep the "spark" alive. From what I have observed, the romance dies out and people don't sleep as much. So, I'm kinda afraid of having kids because I don't ever want to lose that "spark" with my hubby.

So yeah, I guess that about sums up my elaborations. Oh... Luis wanted me to put his name in my blog. So there... Luis.