OK hears a little authors note that i think will come in handy ^^
/ means it's her diary
"means talking
disclaimer: i don't own sailor moon
The Matter of Marriage
Chapter One starting Now
/January 1
A new generally starts out with me writing a few inspiring line about how I'm going to lose five pounds---- lets be honest it's ten and pay off all my credit cards and other high expectations like that. Its the same every January. But this year's going to be different. Oh I still want to lose the extra pounds, more than ever, but for a different reason.
I want a husband. And eventually a family. And that means Being a goal-oriented person, I usually begin by identifying what I'm after (MARRIAGE!) and then I work out a logical procedure for getting it. Which, in this case, includes looking good? (Not that I look bad now, if I do say so myself. But I'm talking really good. Are you listening, thighs?) Because, as I've learned in advertising, packing counts.
Putting all this into words is something of an eye opener for me. I've come a long way from those collage days when I refused to give in to what I call the 'female escape route,' like some of my friends. Rita, Lita, Mina, and Amy all got married within six months of graduation, and as far as I could see, the only reason they did was because they found the real world more of a challenge than they anticipated, and used marriage as a cop-out.
Not me. Oh no marriage was much too conventional to me. I wanted to kick some butt in the business world first
/ means it's her diary
"means talking
disclaimer: i don't own sailor moon
The Matter of Marriage
Chapter One starting Now
/January 1
A new generally starts out with me writing a few inspiring line about how I'm going to lose five pounds---- lets be honest it's ten and pay off all my credit cards and other high expectations like that. Its the same every January. But this year's going to be different. Oh I still want to lose the extra pounds, more than ever, but for a different reason.
I want a husband. And eventually a family. And that means Being a goal-oriented person, I usually begin by identifying what I'm after (MARRIAGE!) and then I work out a logical procedure for getting it. Which, in this case, includes looking good? (Not that I look bad now, if I do say so myself. But I'm talking really good. Are you listening, thighs?) Because, as I've learned in advertising, packing counts.
Putting all this into words is something of an eye opener for me. I've come a long way from those collage days when I refused to give in to what I call the 'female escape route,' like some of my friends. Rita, Lita, Mina, and Amy all got married within six months of graduation, and as far as I could see, the only reason they did was because they found the real world more of a challenge than they anticipated, and used marriage as a cop-out.
Not me. Oh no marriage was much too conventional to me. I wanted to kick some butt in the business world first