Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Do you? Or do you not?

So here's the thing. I'm all for people being happy, and in love, and getting married.

I am, however, not for people saying to me (after I express my excitement for their forthcoming nuptials), "When is it your chance?"

Chance? Chance at what?

2chance

verb
intransitive verb
1
a : to take place, come about, or turn out by chance : happen chanced to rain that day>b : to have the good or bad luck chanced to meet>
I have taken the above to mean that it is my bad luck that I am not married...seriously?

Anyway, it is at this point in any bloggers blog that they start throwing down statistics, such as "83% of all marriages end in divorce....fact." I, however, will say no such thing. To make matters worse, I am Indian...I should've been married when I was, like, ten. The older you get, the more annoying your aunties get - "I went for so-and-so's wedding last week. So nice. Such a nice fella she found man." Barf.

Hasn't anyone on the planet ever watched Bridget Jones? It's charming and endearing to be a pudgy spinster these days...

4 comments:

Tesscat said...

I think it's charming and endearing to be what you must, should, and want to be, when you must, should, and want to be it.

Taper Jean said...

Here, here!

Tesscat said...

And also hear hear!

Taper Jean said...

Crap-on-a-stick.

Hear hear! *bows*