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Single invisible girl seeks love
Sep. 2nd, 2008 06:39 pmKatie and Molly & I played games, driving back from Winthrop across the Cascades. Mostly Would You Rather, of which Molly is the acknowledged queen, & I can rarely come up with any ones I like. I did come up with one, though, which morphed into a rather interesting thought process:
Would you rather be entirely invisible (even clothes) for the rest of your life, or completely blind for the rest of your life?
Essentially, unable to be seen or unable to see? As Molly pointed out, both would change her life rather a lot. One of the things she mentioned would be the difficulty of dating, of finding somebody willing to be in a relationship with a totally invisible person. And then I wanted to know if there was anyone. And what would happen, I wondered, if I were to post a personal ad on Craigslist, say, from an invisible girl looking for love? Something like...
Single female, 24, recently turned completely invisible due to accident in the lab. Still physically and emotionally present, but lacking in visible form. Searching for young, well-adjusted and adventurous young man willing to accept my quirks in return for companionship, humor, conversation and intimacy. I hold a college degree, and I like dogs, avocados, comedy, and scientific experimentation (obviously).
What do you think? Should I go there?
Would you rather be entirely invisible (even clothes) for the rest of your life, or completely blind for the rest of your life?
Essentially, unable to be seen or unable to see? As Molly pointed out, both would change her life rather a lot. One of the things she mentioned would be the difficulty of dating, of finding somebody willing to be in a relationship with a totally invisible person. And then I wanted to know if there was anyone. And what would happen, I wondered, if I were to post a personal ad on Craigslist, say, from an invisible girl looking for love? Something like...
Single female, 24, recently turned completely invisible due to accident in the lab. Still physically and emotionally present, but lacking in visible form. Searching for young, well-adjusted and adventurous young man willing to accept my quirks in return for companionship, humor, conversation and intimacy. I hold a college degree, and I like dogs, avocados, comedy, and scientific experimentation (obviously).
What do you think? Should I go there?
