Driving & Loving

I’m brutal and impatient.

I don’t know how I manage to keep my license.

I’m way to quick to toot my horn and push my way to where I wanna go.

I’m a menace.

I should be illegal.

On rare occasions, I suppress my brutal urges.

When I’m first dating a girl, I’m nice.

But sometimes I can change during the course of one date.

Case in point — 2002.

We met at Stu and Lew’s Christmas party.

She was an executive.

I love powerful women.

We had our first date at the Magic Carpet on Pico Blvd.

She wasn’t as concerned about my past writing on —- but that I was too religious for her.

I was Orthodox and she was Conservative.

Lunch went well enough for us to go out again.

We went to a movie in Santa Monica.

On the drive there, I was very careful.

Then I got us into an argument on abortion.

She thought it should be legal and guilt-free. I was more gloomy.

We watched the movie.

I drove back brutally.

"I can see you’re no longer trying to impress me," she noted as I raced through a yellow light and smacked into a few bumps.

Damn, women are so intuitive.

How do they pick up on these things? How can they tell I no longer care so much?

If I can ever learn to fake caring, I’ll be the complete loving package.

About Luke Ford

I teach Alexander Technique in Beverly Hills (Alexander90210.com).
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