the theory on abercrombie models
Made this out of boredom. My apologies for the mushy-ness. :p
I believe we all put ourselves in a position wherein we set standards and limitations to things or people that have yet to come into our lives. We try to create an epitome of the kind perfection we each subconciously have in our minds. From superficials like our dream car, house, job, to the most complicated, yet simple minded creatures in this planet that XXchromosomed individuals can can either despise or adore: MEN.
Each of us have one way or another set standards we dictate on ourselves to follow all for our own good. Model-esque height, sunkissed tan, bold, bright eyes, glistening smile, and top it all off, an attitude that would make girls go "awww." But more often than not, we don't end up with our own Abercrombie model-prince charmings. Instead, we catch ourselves saying, "he's not everything I wanted, he's MORE." Perfect alibi? Maybe.
He may not be the knight-in-shining-armor you had in your head. For some, it wasn't even close. All I'm certain of is that all it takes to make our self-made commandments crumble into pieces is an exception we never expected (or maybe even wanted) to come. But unlike knights and princes, this boy, (though he's only in his cheap, tin can-made, improvised "armor"), makes sure that when he comes, he's not going elsewhere..ever.
I believe we all put ourselves in a position wherein we set standards and limitations to things or people that have yet to come into our lives. We try to create an epitome of the kind perfection we each subconciously have in our minds. From superficials like our dream car, house, job, to the most complicated, yet simple minded creatures in this planet that XXchromosomed individuals can can either despise or adore: MEN.
Each of us have one way or another set standards we dictate on ourselves to follow all for our own good. Model-esque height, sunkissed tan, bold, bright eyes, glistening smile, and top it all off, an attitude that would make girls go "awww." But more often than not, we don't end up with our own Abercrombie model-prince charmings. Instead, we catch ourselves saying, "he's not everything I wanted, he's MORE." Perfect alibi? Maybe.
He may not be the knight-in-shining-armor you had in your head. For some, it wasn't even close. All I'm certain of is that all it takes to make our self-made commandments crumble into pieces is an exception we never expected (or maybe even wanted) to come. But unlike knights and princes, this boy, (though he's only in his cheap, tin can-made, improvised "armor"), makes sure that when he comes, he's not going elsewhere..ever.
all together now: AHHHHHH-MEN.
posted by angelaj at
2:59 PM
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