Domestic hell.

I hate Wal-Mart.

Aside from hating everything it represents in the sense of suburbia boom – I hate being there.

It’s a cesspool of domestic hell. Crying babies, screaming (SCREAMING) brats hollering for toys or (god forbid) attention from their dazed parents wandering at a turtle’s pace stopping only to snap at their significant others or to yank whatever it is their child is screaming about out of their hands.

I will never want this.

I never want mini vans filled with car seats and plastic brightly colored “of the moment” toys.
I never want my thighs to widen while my pocketbook shrinks all to buy some mass marketed over priced THING that my child HAS TO HAVE.
I don’t want to worry about diapers or rashes or 10 day long fights with my husband over who bought $10 of something THAT WAS NOT BUDGETED FOR.
I don’t want to trade my sex life for teletubbies.

This is the ugly side of Martha Stewart’s Living. You don’t see her crying in the kitchen or masturbating with cucumbers because she’s undersexed and anxious.

This is the flip side of the cutesy Monica/Chandler wedding. We in TV land don’t get to see them in 10 years screaming at their child bringing home a hickey and a bad report card.

This fucking sucks.
It’s not for me. No way. I’m not signing up for it. I may be forced to grow up, but I will not succumb to this domestic hell.

I see a move to NYC in the not too distant future.

Or I pray for one at least.

5 thoughts on “Domestic hell.

  1. ainjel

    Fortune Cookie Say: There is change of environment required in order to truly discover who you are.

    New York, maybe? Spread your wings, but be realistic.

    I love you.

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  2. jessicarobin

    I knew this girl once who quit her job in Dallas at Bank One and moved to New York. Now she works for Elektra.

    This story has been short but true.

    I’m sorry for not listening to you.

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    1. admin

      You listen – whatchutalkin’ bout jessica?

      I want to be that girl.

      Or the one who quits her lame ass job and becomes editor of Rolling Stone.

      Or Playboy.

      Or Hunting and Fishing Life.

      Doesn’t matter – I just want to *do* something.

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      1. jessicarobin

        You were telling me last Saturday about wanting to be in New York and I don’t think I listened to you hard enough.

        So? Any more thougts on the big apple? How’s your satisfaction meter?

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