CALL it unrequited?

To the bad, immoral romantically challenged person,

According to what you say, you are concerned with not being eligible for the "GOOD" award. Do not worry, there is none. Do not worry about being eligible for the "morality" award either, that also is a myth. If you want to be considered moral by someone, most people will charge only $10.00 a day to always call someone "moral" whenever they meet them, but if you want to continue being a decent person, just keep being concerned about doing what your conscience tells you (I hope you figured out that I was being sarcastic just to make a point). "Morality" is artificial, decency is what you should concern yourself with. People who have no "heart" refrain from murdering people because they are making an effort to be "moral", but people who are DECENT simply do not murder (it is not an attractive idea to them and they do not have to "refrain"). If you are a decent person, then you really have no overriding need for what is called "morality". What is considered moral here in the U.S., might not be considered moral in another part of the world (Morality is artificial, local customs, traditions, etc.).

If the idea of simply doing "sex" has not always appealed to you and made you act like a madman (sex fever, etc.), then there's a possibility that you are more profound and crave emotional intimacy instead of simple physical intimacy.


A one night stand is not going to make you happy (you know that), in fact, when you have a good relationship, you'll get more pleasure from holding and kissing (EMOTIONAL intimacy) your partner than physical intimacy. Supposedly, not all women crave sex (Cadbury just did a survey in England, half the women crave chocolate more than sex, the men were'nt much different, maybe you have British blood in you).


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