The Ecphorizer
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Lord, save me from "sensitive" men who spout feminism to achieve their own ends. He'll say that he wants a "gal" interested in world affairs, Kierkegaard and the starch in his shirts, so that her wit and savvy will impress all his friends while she serves them all coffee and homemade desserts. Half Betty Crocker, half Betty Friedan... the perfect companion for the "sensitive" man. Lord, save me from "romantic" types in search of affection throughout the long night, yet once it is found become bored and take flight. He'll woo her with flowers and dinner and such and as he is leaving say, "I'll be in touch. Adios. Sayonara. So long. Thanks a bunch. It's been real. You were great. Ciao. Hey, let's have lunch!" His lofty idealism's just so such hype. You're alone a lot when you date "romantic" types. Lord, save me from "passionate" guys; from meaningful glances and deep, heartfelt sighs. With soul-searching sadness he'll get lost in her eyes till she almost believes the barrage of his lies. When in his cold heart, passion easily dies it often will burn anew between his thighs. He can eat all the quiche from here to Lorraine, cry at the movies, reveal inner pain, but unless he can give more than tears, you'd be wise to avoid like the plague, so-called "passionate" guys. Lord, send me a down-to-earth soul who isn't enslaved by traditional roles and can see that I need to achieve certain goals. He is ready for intimacy, yet at ease when alone and will understand needs other than just his own. He will want just a woman and not some ideal of all that his parents held sacred and real and he won't need how-to books to learn how to feel but will recognize warmth from a friend. Perhaps, my frustration will come to an end if you will deliver me time and again from pseudo-romantic, insipidly passionate and would-be sensitive men. ![]() Barbara Jeanne Caravello is an artist for a New York publisher. She writes that one of her reasons for enjoying this magazine is her belief that srcasm can become "a skill to be finely honed." More Articles by Barbara Jeanne Caravello |
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