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Alright this is my first time doing this so bare with me :P Just finished watching "The Ugly Truth" with Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler [yay!] At first, I didn't think that this was going to be a movie that I would enjoy. Yes, I did see the previews for it and it didn't really take me in. Even when mom had told me that she bought it did that make me really want to watch. I guess it was the 'alright, I have nothing else to watch so I will watch it' mood that got me into it. And I'm glad that I did.

It was a surprisngly hilarious movie that had me laughing about 80% of the time. The ending wasn't the best. But yes, seeing the 'ugly truth' about men actually did make me giggle. I'm not sure if it was the fact that I did half agree to what he had said that men were interested in or just the way that he was trying to explain it to his viewers. Yes, I'm sure that men do think more with their 'third leg' than they do with their brain. But I will believe that most times [ or at least I hope so ] that they at least think things through. And Heigl's character is blatantly how most women are in this world. Having a checklist of who or how they want their soul-mate to be. I had that checklist. And a time or two, that checklist was revised. As does everyone else does. We all want the ultimate person to share our lives with and we always think that we have the right ideas as to who we want that person to be. Smart, Handsome/Beautiful, Charming, Funny, Romantic.... An all-around person. But like Mike said, if such a person exists, please show them to me! Now, I may not have found the perfect person, and although I don't think that I will ever find him, I have found my soul-mate. Perfect is not necessarily something that I would want. Perfection isn't real. A person with flaws is real. And being flawed is real life.
I know that I traveled a bit outside of how I started this off. But like I said in the beginning, this is a first for me. Not sure of how often I will do it, but I will be posting more that's for sure.

:)

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Alright this is my first time doing this so bare with me :P Just finished watching "The Ugly Truth" with Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler [yay!] At first, I didn't think that this was going to be a movie that I would enjoy. Yes, I did see the previews for it and it didn't really take me in. Even when mom had told me that she bought it did that make me really want to watch. I guess it was the 'alright, I have nothing else to watch so I will watch it' mood that got me into it. And I'm glad that I did.

It was a surprisngly hilarious movie that had me laughing about 80% of the time. The ending wasn't the best. But yes, seeing the 'ugly truth' about men actually did make me giggle. I'm not sure if it was the fact that I did half agree to what he had said that men were interested in or just the way that he was trying to explain it to his viewers. Yes, I'm sure that men do think more with their 'third leg' than they do with their brain. But I will believe that most times [ or at least I hope so ] that they at least think things through. And Heigl's character is blatantly how most women are in this world. Having a checklist of who or how they want their soul-mate to be. I had that checklist. And a time or two, that checklist was revised. As does everyone else does. We all want the ultimate person to share our lives with and we always think that we have the right ideas as to who we want that person to be. Smart, Handsome/Beautiful, Charming, Funny, Romantic.... An all-around person. But like Mike said, if such a person exists, please show them to me! Now, I may not have found the perfect person, and although I don't think that I will ever find him, I have found my soul-mate. Perfect is not necessarily something that I would want. Perfection isn't real. A person with flaws is real. And being flawed is real life.
I know that I traveled a bit outside of how I started this off. But like I said in the beginning, this is a first for me. Not sure of how often I will do it, but I will be posting more that's for sure.

:)