I just read in a magazine that a male praying mantis can't mate with his head still attached. So the female (bless her little heart) does him the favor of ripping it off first. I also heard somewhere that a cockroach can live for several days with it's head torn off. I guess, if you could get a cockroach and a praying mantis together, it might be a long and meaningful relationship.
After lenghty discussions with friends (or dissections, if you will) of our individual love lifes - or rather, lack of such - I have come to the conclusion that this pretty much sums up my whole problem with men.
My relationships, much like the connections between a male and female praying mantis, are pretty much over before they even begin, although there have been exeptions to this rule, as well. I just thought I'd mention, by the by, that I do not tear their heads off. Granted, men can at times irritate you so badly that you might want to tear their heads off (both of'em), but sane people (Yes, I am, dammit!) can usually restrain themselves. Generally, I'm just no more interested in the guys who seriously fall for me, than a praying mantis would be in a cockroach.
Just for the hell of it, I actually buried my lovelife in the garden this summer. I gave it a tiny little tombstone, and everything. The neighbour might have looked at me funny, but they're really weird, so who cares? Now, if I could only fall in love with a nice, stable cockroach, I could dig it back up again:)
6 comments:
lmao!!! a love life funeral? i love this idea!!
I'm also not entirely opposed to a praying mantis view on life, messy tho, and you'd need a big garden for all the bodies.
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not to mention plastic covers for all your furniture...
hmmm, ok, i guess there are plenty of draw backs. On the plus side no one gets offended that you just wanted to use them for sex. no waiting to see if he calls you again... need i go on? lol
good thing 2. I mean, how realistic is it to expect someone to wanna date you, if your head is a bloody stump. I'm just saying... lol
You should've put it in the freezer. That way, if you meet your perfect cockroach, you could simply thaw it.
'Cause now? What are you gonna do if you have to unbury it it winter? That's just not gonna happen in your end of the world.
LOL. For a moment I thought you were talking about the head...
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