We're all saucy little bitches looking to get a root. There, I said it.
Let's face it, despite
society telling us otherwise, a short trip to reality will quickly
prove it wrong.
Why?
Frankly, I don't know.
I suppose it's human nature.
In the case of honey bees, their genitals actually explode inside the
body of the queen bee.
I'm pretty sure that's also
something that, in the case of humans, we all try to avoid.
What I'm sick of, though, is
people pretending they aren't attracted to each other. Why do people
have to pretend that they don't like each other, when in reality
they'd like nothing more than to hook up?
Personally, I'm sick of
having to dance the typical
pretend-that-I'm-only-a-friend-when-I-don't-really-want-to-be,
skirting around the real issues behind a facade of niceties and badly
disguised flirting.
The other day, a girlfriend
who I've known for quite some time was telling me about what a “good
man” I am.
Men, when the woman that
you've fallen for tells you that you're a “good man” you know
that you're in trouble. Under no circumstances do you want to be a
“good man.”
You probably think that
you're doing the right thing treating her nicely whilst Brad the
footballer treats her badly, and her father beats her at home. Yeah,
you are if you want to be her friend, but here's the unfortunate
reality: it's more than likely that, when she breaks up with Brad and
you swoop in singing victorious songs of your choice, you'll be
turned down and she'll get back together with Brad the footballer
within a week.
I'm sorry guys, but that's
the unfortunate reality we live in. I'm not telling you to be a dick,
by any means, but if you want to be “more than friend” do not
solely allow yourself to be seen as a “good man.”
I'll tell you from personal
experience that it's even worse when the person you've been in love
with for years takes your friendship for granted and tells you “how
good it is that you aren't just after the one thing that all the
other guys are after” and what a “great guy” you are. (Seeing
correlations between this and what I said earlier? Good, you're
learning.)
The other week I was talking
to a girl who, frankly, I'd admired for quite some time. In the
middle of our conversation, she told me just that: that it was so
good to see a guy not after
the “one thing” that all guys are after, and what a “great guy”
I am.
Let's
be honest – up until thirty seconds after she'd said that, the
majority of it hadn't been strictly true.
But
I've learnt my lesson. From then on, I decided to take my lesson from
the Bonobo, a chimpanzee. Believe it or not, Bonobos use sex as
greetings, a means of solving disputes, making up for fights, and as
a favors in exchange for food.
Guys,
I don't know about you, but that's a world that I could happily live
in until I reached the ripe old age of rampant erectile dysfunction.
After
that, I guess I'd just turn bitter and wish the world would go back
to how it used to be, where women showing their ankles induced
chronic fainting.
Woman
who don't disagree with me, and I know you're out there – you're in
denial. You may find it disgusting, but you have to admit it'd be a
better place: less fooling around, much more up front. Never again
would you have to deal with a guy who you thought was “different”
when he was really a jerk..No longer would there be wars or mass
genocide.
The
facts are there - If we'd all adopted this policy only a few decades
ago, it's likely that Nazis would have been too busy penis fencing
(and yes, Bonobos actually do that) to actually bother with mass
genocide. We'd live in a more populated world with next to no crime,
genocide or wars.
The
only thing that would really remain unaffected would be poor, third
world countries, and let's face it: that's not going to change in a
hurry, anyway.
So,
without further ado: I challenge you, reader. I challenge you to be a
better man or woman. I challenge you to abandon society's notions and
take up a new mantle: the mantle of the Bonobo.
Hell,
I know I'll certainly be smiling.
well, I know that one can be a "good man" and at the same time much more than a "good friend"...
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