Yield to the desires of others.

But I avoid the Sarah Silverman Program(me?), It's like I'm afraid to watch something I'll really enjoy. I watched a handful of episodes on comedy central. And I loved it. And actually seeing something closer to myself, something I've always dreamed of watching was too much happiness. I'm afraid of the joy Sarah will bring into my life. But no more, I will be camping out for Important Things and The Sarah Silverman Program(me?)



Same thing with Tracey Ulman's State of the Union. It's… Continue

I'm watching Everything is Art/Anatomy of a Closet on OvationTV because I love me some fashion and /or art.



And Mary Quant says, with ultimate feminine wisdom/mystique "Men look to women for arousal and women look to themselves"



So true!



Nothing will turn a woman on more (or set it up) than getting herself all sexed up with sexy and exciting bras and knickers, fishnets, nylons, garter belts, perfect lips and a great pair of pumps- the list goes on and on how… Continue

When certain questions are asked about why women are not of equal standing in certain situations I bring up that the vast majority of women on earth seem to do what male culture wants (more specifically why women follow along and are passive) for anyone who wonders what I mean, I supply this quote



"Determining the history of female bisexuality is more problematic, in that women in most of the studied societies were under the domination of the males, and on one hand had less… Continue

Kifaru said my life was fabricated, I'd like to address that in this series of blogs, entitled "My Fabricated Life: A Journey"



I was born on Zu Mountain in 1888. I was "the funkiest monkey that ever popped out of an egg on a mountain top" according to my theme song.



My father was Kwai Cha'ang Caine. We used to wander the desert all the time together after the Siulam (told ya, none of that "xiao lin" stuff here, it's all Cantonese all the time. Did I mention I was fluent in… Continue

I just watched Crazy Love, a documentary about the man who blinded his girlfriend (he was married a serial philanderer fully taking advantage of his status as an attorney) by throwing acid in her face, marrying her some 20 years later and later getting busted for being up to his same tricks (threatening, stalker and abusing another girlfriend).



It really made me feel bad.



It reminded me of my uncle telling my cousin to just accept the fact that her husband is cheating on… Continue