still keeping in touch with lenny? hahaha *just joking*

I love it when u get all melodramatic about things.. hehe -a round of applause for da man- *claps claps*

The scene of Pepper taking out the reactor from Stark’s chest, complete with all the fluid, might be deemed revolting for some, while others see it as 1 of the most loving scene between 2 people we all want to see being together in the end. Look at online reviews & threads, there are actually hundreds of postings & reviews on how bloody romantic every single scene between Stark & Pepper were, so I’m not alone in this.

To brush off so-called corny “stars & moon” lines, pompously branding them lame, shows an incredible amout of ignorance & lack of awareness of the other sex’s complexity & mystifying character, sad to say.

I believe it’s all about timing & the person involved. Take the 3 simple yet complex “I Love You” words. If you have just met a girl & had a crush & the next minute you march straight up to her & say those words aloud straight into her face, the girl might take it as the most horribly stupid & lamest ever act ever known to mankind. However, in a different situation, where a husband says “I love you” to his wife of 30 years, chances are the wife would see it as an incredibly loving & tender act from him. These situations, I admit, may see different results as well, but serve as only some of the many other situations that show how contrasting the level of lameness (or unlameness) the same lines are when used in different moments at different people. Of course, saying “I’ll plug the stars for you” to your chick after she discovered you just had an affair will earn you a high-heel kick in the nuts, but let’s save that for another time.

Women, especially the women of today, will be in constant denial of how these “cheesy” lines actually affect them, especially in the face of friends & peers, & jackasses in the form of men. But deep down, women know they have that slight longing to just be appreciated, & yes, these are the sort of lines that somehow could be seen as a form of assurance, unbelievable as it sounds. After all, look at Avril Lavigne. From her boy-bashing songs back then, I thought she would never allow a guy into her life, what more get married. Look at me, I never thought I would write a comment that sounds like this!

As you can see, I’m in romantic mood. In another situation, I might have had a slightly different opinion .

“He actually gave his heart to the girl… ”

I belief she took that as a romantic scene rather than a hilarious one…thats just my 2 cents anyway, i could be wrong.. maybe she could step up to clarify things here..

And ohhh, if you think gals don’t like lines like plugging stars, take you to moon etc.. then 1) they probably are not gals OR 2) you don’t understand gals as much… *no offence*

Seriously, i can simply pick a random gal on the street and she will probably tell me “NO WAY, i hate those lines… they are silly, disgusting, unromantic, make me wanna puke and etc etc. But at the end of the day, God knows, I know, most of us knows… THEY LIKE IT!

No matter how illogical or irrelevant it may seem, phrases like that probably serve as a some sort of insurance/guarantee that they are being loved or cared for..i don’t really know exactly, just guessing.. One thing i am almost certain of, they might not love sweet lies, but they don’t hate them either.. I suppose you can call that “a female weakness”

Thats how songs like “Sweet Lies” were inspired..

[Sweet Lies Lyrics]
Baby please…keep tellin sweet lies

No, don’t stop tellin’ me sweet sweet lies
For you know my heart’s gonna break
I guess that’s why they say that love is blind
So keep on tellin’ sweet lies

don’t misunderstand, i am not gay, never been, never will be… just doing u a favor.. since mrs.wong isn’t here right now, guess i’ll accompany u instead.. hehee

anyway wanna watch Narnia together?