If We Can't Have Comedy Books Written

If We Can't Have Comedy Books Written About Aspects Of Womanhood Without Going Into A Panic Attack About It, Then We Haven't Got Very Far At Being Equal.

Sink Into Morbid, Cynical Reflection On How Much Romantic Heartbreak Is To Do With Ego And Miffed Pride Rather Than Actual Loss

Exes Should Never, Never Go Out With Or Marry Other People But Should Remain Celibate To The End Of Their Days In Order To Provide You With A Mental Fallback Position.

It Struck Me As Pretty Ridiculous To Be Called Mr. Darcy And To Stand On Your Own Looking Snooty At A Party. It's Like Being Called Heathcliff And Insisting On Spending The Entire Evening In The Garden, Shouting "cathy" And Banging Your Head Against A Tree.

Bridget [jones] Was Always, At Heart, About The Gap Between How You Feel You're Expected To Be And How You Actually Are And That Gap Has Only Widened. Young People Now Are Entering An Uncharted Sea, Where There's Huge Pressure To Judge Yourself On How Many Likes Or Followers You Get On Facebook, Twitter, Or Instagram, Rather Than The On Important Things Like Being Kind, Honest, Resilient, Funny And A Good Friend.