Sometimes The Best Words Can Be Unspoken

 
You once told me, Jim, that only composites of love exist.

I believe you now and can resist your stupid charm, your stupid wit and r-e-p-a-r-t-e-e.

You know I love you, but you don’t love me.

Disappearing for days, weeks—you’re like a mist.



Leave my hair alone . . . You go away . .  come back . . . go away again.

I’m a woman who needs just one devoted man.

Are you that stupid, don’t you understand?

That’s why I’ve decided to date other men.



Please stop trying to remove my bra.

How old are you?

Oh, I’ve been a fool, but you know there’s something wrong with you too.

You live in a dream world . . . you’re delusional, that’s what you are.



I see it . .  . stop making me laugh . . . please put it back in your pants .

No, I mean it.  No . . . oh . . no .  ok . . no . . .  ohhh . . . .  last . . chance.