[visualops]

She doesn’t realize her major malfunction is she’s exceedingly shallow and self-centered.

[durasell]

I don’t see anything wrong with her. She’s living the life she wants to live and isn’t bothering anyone.

[gogeo]

She doesn’t realize her major malfunction is she’s exceedingly shallow and self-centered...

The rest is just details.

[tiki]

Isn’t that what feminism is all about? To love yourself, to believe that you deserve certain things because you are a woman? I’m not a mental health expert but I wonder if you can be taught clinical narcisscism because I see it running rampant in our society.

[outinyellowdogcountry]

“She doesn’t realize her major malfunction is she’s exceedingly shallow and self-centered.”

Good point. Her shallow self-centeredness makes her believe that she should write about her thoughts and choices without considering how she sounds or the values she is exposing. I bet her ex-husband choked when he read this. Maybe, except for the child, he breathed a sigh of relief at getting away from her narcissism.

[writmeister]

Exactly.

She has no respect for the sacrifices her ex-husband made so that she could have her career. I would suspect that it is a little hard to claw your way into the film industry when you are caring for a small child.

[goldstategop]

Exactly. No man I think, will measure up to her fantasy. Because he doesn't exist. To me the story is good illustration of the rule that some people are better off not getting married a second time. If you don't have the maturity, the commitment, and the strength to give yourself to another human being and spend the rest of your life with them, then a relationship isn't something you should be in. Some people never learn that lesson and they go from one relationship to another searching for the ideal love of their life, only to find themselves repeatedly disappointed in the quest.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus