*cue cheesy
1. He loves dogs.
2. He does not mind me studying for my classes on date night.
3. He puts the toilet seat up.
4. He sees past my acne and gaining weight before PMS days.
5. He is an awesome dancer.
6. He takes care of me when I get drunk.
7. He automatically orders Coke Original for me when we eat out.
8. He holds my hand in front of his friends and proudly calls me his.
9. He lets my girl friends interrogate him just for shits and giggles.
10. He would hug me if I fail in school and tell me it’s the school’s loss.
11. He has his own life-slash-job.
12. He doesn't get unreasonably jealous.
13. He doesn't mind seeing me in jeans every time we go out.
14. He sings at the top of his lungs with me to songs on the radio.
15. He is incredibly
16. He texts me at least once, even if it was Boys Night Out.
17. He doesn't mind listening to my weird spiels and randomness attacks.
18. He is presentable… … *cough!* good-looking! *cough*
19. He is loyal to only me.
20. He is my best-est friend in the entire world and knows me from the tip of my hair strand to the deepest part of my soul.
BUT—!
*Stop cheesy music*
This is reality, and I can never have that one perfect guy. Four words: He does not exist. Actively dating has shown me that with every average male person I meet; only 6-10 of all traits can be checked on my list. (Not that I keep track... *guilty laugh*)
Seriously, who would want a girlfriend studying on date-and-hopefully-mind-bl
(And by the way, that’s bullshit if you don’t have a checklist!) It may not be as concrete and specific as the one provided above but somehow, all of us have drawn our own standards for considering potential partners. Like my friend Jom who just needs a girl with two tits and soft lips…
And no wonder why many people have been single for too long.
Checklists should only be a guide for choosing partners. It’s unrealistic to have to base our choices on qualifications, especially if they’re too specific. Sometimes, all you have to settle for is someone who makes you happy – regardless of where he came from, what he does for a living, or what his plans are in the future. There will be so much more meaning and depth to come across someone so imperfect, yet all of a sudden so faultless because of how awesome he makes you feel.
He’s atheist, but he makes you laugh like no one else can. He hates pets, but he fireman carries you and takes you home when you get pissed-drunk. He doesn’t know what to do with his life, but he makes an effort to get along with your parents. He’s 20 pounds too heavy, but he makes the meanest smoked barbeque ribs. He’s an ex-convict who got arrested for burglary, but he showers you with the most expensive jewelry. (Who would've thought, right? LOL. C’mon.)
So before the opportunity of finding Mr. Right slips away, take Mr. Perfect out of the damn way and give your number to the next ridiculously imperfect guy that passes by…
** (Jejemons are the exceptions to the rule, by the way. It’s perfectly okay to stay away from those.)
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