Thursday, May 29, 2008
I prefer Bombay Sapphire
According to a report published Monday in The Journal Of Gender Studies, many American women are bucking centuries of traditional gender roles by placing stunted, emotionally unfulfilling relationships on hold in order to pursue mind-numbing careers devoid of any upward mobility.
Dr. Gillian Detweiller, a professor of women's studies at the University of Maryland and coauthor of the report, said that the data suggests a cultural sea change in how women choose to experience lifelong disappointment.
Once again, The Onion manages to laugh at life's horribly depressing realities.
Though a greater number of women have decided to waste their fleeting youth toiling away in unrewarding jobs, other statistics have shown that a growing faction are embracing the more traditional alternative of slipping quietly into a painless death with a handful of sleeping pills and a bottle of Gordon's gin.
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4 comments:
Gordon's is more the gin of desperation, though, as signified by its being available in plastic bottles.
True, but I can't help it if even my desperate loneliness is pretty.
This is amazing.
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