ping pong

there are so many flaws in the below post that i will have to address them point by point. it's easier this way and keeps my head clear for logical argument.

• firstly helga, it is NOT a creative post seeing i, along with many other females have probably seen that on TV somewhere. great loves is not a thing of your imagination, it originates from the 1st episode of sex and the city season 5 (i had to take 5 minutes to look up the bloody thing on the episode guide)
• of course i've smashed it into a million pieces. that is because i, unlike you hold a slightly more realistic view of the world. great loves may exist...on television. seriously, if you had an emotional brick wall, you wouldn't even know what the hell a great love would be...unless he came along and managed to attack the wall brick by brick until finally he'd come stumbling upon the well sought after prize of...wait for it...YOUR HEART AND UNDYING LOVE. show me a guy like that and i'll gladly concede this round to you.
• so you want to talk about financial investments. true, some pay you out greatly...but most fail miserably. let's put it this way. when you make your first financial investment, you're so excited that you invest a lot more than you should. then BANG it all goes out the window. as time progresses, you invest less and less because hey, one day you're gonna end up broke from putting so damn much in deadbeat investments.
• does this sound scarily familiar? when you begin your first relationship it's all nice and fluffy until one day it goes downhill. you may even have loved the guy. so the next time round with lucky guy number 2, you don't put as much effort into it because who wants to get screwed over twice? so begins the brick by brick construction of your faithful emotional brickwall.
• and finally...the perfect investment exists as an ideal. no investment, much less a man is perfect.

damn i'm good. yeah go ahead and rip it to pieces. i'm not very coherent in the morning.