I almost pity her...almost
Ryre said:Quintus Curtius said:"Inspired by my unnoticed peers, I wrote a novel, The Last Place She'd Look about a woman turning 50, her efforts to become noticed in the world, and ultimately to find happiness and a fulfilling relationship, but not without some mishaps and ego bruising along the way. In trying to console my female friends by presenting a literary figure they could identify with, it seems male readers said the book spoke to them. Now I have a whole crew of men who view me with different eyes."
Translation: "To console myself in my misery, I wrote a bullshit book that no one cares about. If I just keep writing my pleasant fantasies, they will eventually come true."
Alternate translation: "Unattractive older men become more attractive to women when they have interesting accomplishments. Surely it works the other way around. Men should want to have sex with me because I wrote a book."
Quintus Curtius said:"Inspired by my unnoticed peers, I wrote a novel, The Last Place She'd Look about a woman turning 50, her efforts to become noticed in the world, and ultimately to find happiness and a fulfilling relationship, but not without some mishaps and ego bruising along the way. In trying to console my female friends by presenting a literary figure they could identify with, it seems male readers said the book spoke to them. Now I have a whole crew of men who view me with different eyes."
I should have read the fine print `Book includes opposite sex scenes as well as same sex scenes.` With a ratio of 3:1 for same sex scenes this was not the type of book that I was looking forward to reading.
It starts out reading like it is going to be a bad self-help book instead of fiction then turns into an almost porn-like tale of the sexual adventures of a fifty year old woman and her sex-fixated friends.
This was a horrible book. There was no plot or character development, just a series of random sexual encounters. It read more like a marketing book for an alternative lifestyle.
I'm quite liberal in my views, so the subject matter didn't bother me. I just thought it was more sad than humorous.
I am not interested in reading about lesbians. I think the promotionals were deliberately misleading. I wonder how many people bought this crap and were similarly misled?
I don't care to read Lesbian stories and feel that I was misled.
She had so little self worth while trying to find a male companion, no wonder she felt like a failure.
I have no problem with homosexuality. I simply thought this book was absurd to suggest that if you're lonely and can't find a man, just broaden your horizons and start considering women. That's just now how it works.
A lesbian 50 Shades of Grey (not a compliment), predictably structured like a B-rate romantic comedy. Would not read again.
If I’m at a yard sale and I find a book with an Oprah sticker on it, I’m all over it. I’ve never found an Oprah book that I didn’t like.

Captain Gh said:Ok so what is the verdict: Do bitches want to get harassed or not? Geez make up your mind already!!
Tell that to that feminut whose video is doing the rounds. LOLAs a woman in my 50s, walking down a city street, I feel invisible to almost any man walking past me. I've been that unseen woman over and over again
Dusty said:"A woman past 50 is experienced in giving and receiving pleasure; grateful when understood and appreciated. She is like a classic car, a fine wine, or an imported cigar. The engine hums, with a complex taste and a smooth relaxing smoke. It's a sharp, insightful and lucky man who can appreciate the passion, depth and beauty of a seasoned, sensual woman."
"So the next time a man sees me or any of my mid-life female friends out in the world, he should LOOK AT US. Then smile and say, "Hello." He'll be in for an astonishing surprise."
Hmmm, what do a fat whale and an old bag have in common? They are at the bottom in terms of SMV and are trying to change the rules of the game.
And it's not about finding a guy, it's about receiving attention, being put on a pedestal. It's like the Louis CK show where that other fat whale (so many of them it's hard to keep track) didn't really complain about finding a guy. She was pissed that guys didn't chase after her.
Look at us? Chase us? Fuck you. We don't tell you who to find attractive, don't try to tell us.
CRR said:It's like the Louis CK show where that other fat whale (so many of them it's hard to keep track) didn't really complain about finding a guy. She was pissed that guys didn't chase after her.
Look at us? Chase us? Fuck you. We don't tell you who to find attractive, don't try to tell us.
CRR said:"So the next time a man sees me or any of my mid-life female friends out in the world, he should LOOK AT US. Then smile and say, "Hello." He'll be in for an astonishing surprise."
Before it was Lindy West's screed about men approaching women in coffee shops, now this.
Hmmm, what do a fat whale and an old bag have in common? They are at the bottom in terms of SMV and are trying to change the rules of the game.
Quintus Curtius said:"A woman past 50 is experienced in giving and receiving pleasure; grateful when understood and appreciated. She is like a classic car, a fine wine, or an imported cigar. The engine hums, with a complex taste and a smooth relaxing smoke. It's a sharp, insightful and lucky man who can appreciate the passion, depth and beauty of a seasoned, sensual woman."
Roosh said:Women who in the past would be considered for institutionalization or mental treatment are now writers for web sites that get millions of users a month. Times really have changed.
Sebastian said:She is very attractive for her age.
SteveMcMahon said: