http://amyfabulous.com/the-vitamin-kind/ Creative Junkie. Word Wizard. VP of Fun. Welcome to my world, my life, my story... Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:51:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://amyfabulous.com/the-vitamin-kind/comment-page-1/#comment-100 malcolm Wed, 04 Nov 2009 21:27:39 +0000 http://amyfabulous.com/?p=796#comment-100 hi Amy, I said this last time I read your article, I don't see you having problems meeting someone you like!! Malcolm hi Amy, I said this last time I read your article, I don’t see you having problems meeting someone you like!!
Malcolm

]]> http://amyfabulous.com/the-vitamin-kind/comment-page-1/#comment-94 koko Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:38:31 +0000 http://amyfabulous.com/?p=796#comment-94 Aw this was beautiful :) Aw this was beautiful

]]> http://amyfabulous.com/the-vitamin-kind/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Pi Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:28:47 +0000 http://amyfabulous.com/?p=796#comment-92 Read this in 24 today. Your post is so true! Lol but it goes both ways too! While the bad boy is the drug, so is the glammed up trophy doll who all the other boys want but only bad boys can get. So while we might be the vitamins on the weekdays, we have to alter our chemical make up and become a narcotic to entice the drug feening dolls. I think a lot of ‘younger’ relationships start off that way, where the alter ego finds each other attractive and when we tire of exuding a personality that isn’t completely us, we revert back to our base state and become unattractive to the partner that had originally found our alternate self sexy. ‘Mature’ relationships (the good-for-you kind) happen when 2 people are tired of ‘faking’ it and decide to simply put themselves out there. “This is who I am, take it or leave it.” There is no tiring of charades because there is no charade. 3 months later when the puppy dog love ends, you are still who you are, they are still who they are, and the connection is still there. Like a vitamin, it takes a while to kick in, but the goodness of it lasts because it’s real. Read this in 24 today. Your post is so true! Lol but it goes both ways too! While the bad boy is the drug, so is the glammed up trophy doll who all the other boys want but only bad boys can get. So while we might be the vitamins on the weekdays, we have to alter our chemical make up and become a narcotic to entice the drug feening dolls. I think a lot of ‘younger’ relationships start off that way, where the alter ego finds each other attractive and when we tire of exuding a personality that isn’t completely us, we revert back to our base state and become unattractive to the partner that had originally found our alternate self sexy. ‘Mature’ relationships (the good-for-you kind) happen when 2 people are tired of ‘faking’ it and decide to simply put themselves out there. “This is who I am, take it or leave it.” There is no tiring of charades because there is no charade. 3 months later when the puppy dog love ends, you are still who you are, they are still who they are, and the connection is still there. Like a vitamin, it takes a while to kick in, but the goodness of it lasts because it’s real.

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