See previous post for “WMD” reference.
So I am having a particularly ugly time with the hormones this month. It makes everything so much crappier and more difficult and just downright unmanageable.
For example:
I finally picked up the fourth Twilight book (the name of which escapes me at the moment; add “memory loss” to this list). And it’s just annoying me. Bella – go to college. Don’t let your life center around a man. Even a hot, immortal man. You’re like the worst stereotype of the girl who gives up everything for a guy, to the point of being willing to give up your actual life. I actually had to skim through the wedding scene, it bugged so much. I should probably drop it entirely for now, but I need something to read and I’ve finished all the Harry Potters for the second time.
Deadlines always seem to converge at this time of the month, and right now I have three biggies on me all at once – and of course, computer programs do not cooperate and everything is 10 times more difficult than it needs to be.
iTunes shuffle sucks. The theory behind shuffle, unless I misunderstand, is that it should shuffle your songs. All your songs. So why do I keep hearing the same songs? And the same artists. I am reasonably sure that Cinderella does not make up such a large part of my library that I should hear them twice an hour.
Ugh, and I just found a zit. Because being fat and moody isn’t enough.
Half-Mad Days 
I thought it was refreshing that there's a guy – a fictional, vampire guy – but still a guy who wanted to be old fashioned and actually go through the proper motions before hopping in the sack. Bella didn't really want to get married anyway. And if you're immortal, can't you go to college whenever? I feel that every female character in "Peter Pan" serves as the worst possible female role models. They are all helpless, pathetic, jealous, and petty. All over some BOY. A boy in tights, no less…