Always thinking

Birthday month

Let's see, tonight I met some old and new friends at Moto's party. When you know you are facing lots of future scholars, people assume whatever poping out of their mouths should be called intelligent. Now we have all phds, except Bon and me, who actually work after getting a "colorless" master, they are in the field of mechanical engineering, education, digital music and computing, yet, we all came to talk about how men and women see the difference in each other's beauty. This 6 generationed hawaii Japanese american girl named Miki started the conversation as she found beauty in all men and women, as opposed to we were arguing why women often find more beauty in women than men do in men. She was getting all serious while Thomas and I started joking the whole topic to another direction, which was pretending not seeing any beauty whatsoever in men, which was not the case. We all know, as men, we also find attractive men in different types. It's just not as common as girls do in girls. It's the fact. Why? Nobody intended to explore that side of the story. Obviously Miki was talking on a serious level while guys here did as joking around. After she left, Bon started to attack her physical attractiveness, such as he couldn't find her butt, yet, she was still hanging all her belly out for the entire world. I thought she was modestly attractive, at least "datable", so much that I didn't pay attention to her butt. That's my weakness: once I find one side of story, I have tendancy to ignore the other details. From another point of view, it's easier to find the beauty. Come on, from match.com recent phd generated research report, I have come to realize that I am VERY picky when it comes to girls. That at least will help me find more women attractive. Funny that all high IQed people are still normal people with desires, questions and need answers. Well, what is my immediate questions? Between Guitar and modern dance, which one should I pick to hone the skills to professionally amature level, and how, while all career things have been taken care of?

posted by Road less travelled @ 12:59 AM