Women

Ever since I can remember I have been able to talk to women without much problem. However, the women that I tend to talk to the most are those who are in some form of a commitment. Furthermore, it seems like the only girls who I want to talk to are committed. By the time I get done "having fun" all the good ones are already taken and the only single ones are single for a reason. For instance, all of the girls i hang out with now are either in a relationship or there is something that makes them undatable to me. Furthermore, out of all the girls that I have had any sexual experience with, over half were in a relationship with someone else at the time. Don't worry it is none of the people who read this blog nor was it your girlfriend. Also, I have always been a flirt with most all women and like to compliment and be complimented. So if I flirt with you it is probably harmless unless you are one particular person and then it is because that you are the perfect girl, but I'll leave her nameless. Well on to the events of the day.
Today was probably one of the best days of my life when it comes to women. I can only think of one day that compares and it was in fifth grade before I had even hit puberty. Today seemed to be filled with beautiful women and all of them seemed to be flirting with me as much as I was flirting with them. Granted several of them were in a relationship but that's just a minor technicality. I saw girls today that I had never seen before. There were girls in my classes that stood out more than normal and talked to me randomly and girls in the training room and weight room during practice. Girls everywhere. Hopefully tomorrow is half as good as what today was. And hopefully Charlemagne is in a good mood again tomorrow because I think her mood determines my mood. Well this is long enough so I will end on a few quotes.

"The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence."
"I like intelligent women, when you go out it shouldn't be a staring contest." Frank Sinatra
"What valor cannot win, flattery may." Publilius Syrus