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(So much "bum-ing" lately...)

I'm skipping the week befores' WYR, "Same sex or Transsexual" is just not my cup of tea. To refrain myself from saying anything that I may (or may not) regret, I think I should just keep my mouth shut and fingers OFF my keyboard.

Okay. Now, for this week's, yet again LATE as usual,

Nadnut emphasizes that it is totally unrelated to the Starblog topic, which happens to be...

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What's the wildest party you have ever attended, one in which you did things you'd rather forget?

I nearly had a threesome.
Nadia - Oh boy, what a hard topic! There's too many wild parties that I would like to forget! Let's see....

Who thought otherwise again? Oh well. Nevermind.

*Ahem* The guidelines for this week's topic has

"something which probably is something on your mind or your friend's mine or someone you know. It happens to someone you know etc. It's that common."

/me confused. What?

Nadnut says,

Imagine you're in a relationship and your partner is someone without a future. He/She isn't even remotely interested in getting a better education or job. You know that he/she won't change and you'll have to be the breadwinner since he/she hardly earns enough to feed himself/herself.

Would you rather...

1. Dump him/her since he/she can't be arsed in improving his/her standard of living and you're sick and tired of trying to motivate him/her. And you do not have the financial means to keep supporting him/her.

Or

2. Stay. After all LOVE conquers all. Something will work out. You'll continue to try to support him/her.

(This is sooo meant for ladies to b*tch the men. After all, we have like the given right to be loafers, e.g. ME.)

Hmmm...

I would rather...

Which means,

1. Dump him since he can't be arsed in improving his/her standard of living and I'm sick and tired of trying to motivate him. And I do not have the financial means to keep supporting him.

Then

2. Stay. After all LOVE conquers all. Something will work out. I'll continue to try to support him.

Seriously, if a person simply refuses to change (not due to any medical conditions or such) for the better, he is as good as worthless. Like a Chinese sayings goes, "long pain might as well short pain." I don't see a point in suffering for a longer period of time when the results is still going to be the same.

If you are gonna spend a lifetime with a person, as quoted by Jonathan Kong, "add that dose of practicality."

(*Phew* Thank god I'm not a "him" and Teddybear is more then capable for letting me live off him. Wahahahaha!)