Yeah, looks like me, doesn't it?


My dream boy~~~~~:

Ok, since it seems like half my pharmacy class is married or wants to be, I'm starting to feel an urge to couple. Yeah, and the news of this certain somebody getting engaged at CFC didn't help either. Man..

Update (5/24/04):  Yeah, I'm a P4 now and basically 90% of the class is married or engaged.  Damn...


Doojie likes:

1)Big guy. On the inside.. His understanding of the world, universe, etc must be vast and unique. He must be a rock on which I can lean on. Included is his own security in himself. No worrying about what other people think about him or his world (including his woman and his pooltable/dining table).

2)Excitable. I admire passion in people. In a namja is no different. Strong passion, desire, etc. Inability to do this kinda shows insecurity, and as forementioned, security is important in a man (and woman). Included in this is a constant striving to better himself at things he is lacking in. He will have interesting interests (like me ~.~).

3)Perceptive. I guess I can't expect a total mind reader. But everybody has these tendencies. Like a twitch in the eyes when they're very tired. Or a certain smile that means they're hurt by what you've just said. Things that show what you like, etc. Maybe this knowledge only comes with time and experience, but I don't want to get married and then realize he can't read me at all. And if he can't tell what I like, dislike, etc, how could we be happy? Especially since I'm not the 'open book', 'heart on my sleeve' kinda gal.. :\

4)Partner.  Lately I noticed that I get really really mad when people put down "girls".  Well, I guess that isn't really new...  Even the fact that men are guys and women are girls is just >:[!  Even my own little brother was watching LOR III and was like "Is she a girl?!  Don't tell me a girl is gonna fight!"  Women should not be expected to feed your lazy @$$, clean up after you, have your kids, and then take care of them and you for the rest of your (or her) life.  God made her from a rib, meaning your side - not your foot or your head. yadda yadda yadda..  But I don't want most of the burden either.  I think a couple should be a team, keeping each other company and helping each other along on this great road trip called life.

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