"Clark Kent adopted a largely passive and introverted personality, applying conservative mannerisms a higher-pitched voice, and a slight slouch. This personality is typically described as "mild-mannered," perhaps most famously by the opening narration of Max Fleischer's Superman animated theatrical shorts. These traits extended into Clark's wardrobe, which typically consists of a softly-colored business suit, a red necktie, black-rimmed glasses (which in Pre-Crisis stories had lenses of Kryptonian material that would not be damaged when he fired his heat vision through them), combed-back hair and, occasionally, a fedora."
- thank you Wikipedia : )
I need to remember, it's not that I wish to find specifically the dark hair, light eyes and rimmed glasses man. It's the intelligent, funny, quirky, and humble personality in a man that I wish to find. I'm sure every girl would love to be whisked away by a Superman or even a Batman, but I am realizing, Superman and Batman do not last. The importance of Clark Kent is his awesome personality and his alter-ego, the hotness of Superman comes second.
I'm sure, like me, you in your 20s go out with girlfriends. You see a guy at the bar- the guy who knows his shit don't stink. You're attracted to him- he knows it. You date him. His hots wear away, you go through a quick up and down with him and all of a sudden your single again. You find yourself asking, "what happened?" "what did I do wrong?". Your emotions are totally hung up and your calling your girlfriends and best gay friend trying to figure out what went wrong and how much he could have been your husband... I have done this more then once!!! I'm thinking, I'm realizing, there's a reason why he's single. Why's he has been single for so long...he's got issues....and I caught his issues like the plague.
Lesson learned. Why don't I try something different. I, when I'm in my thirties, old and weary, retired, and even near death want someone who played with me, our children, who had a down to earth, amazing, intelligent, sweet, funny, nice, maybe even "mild-mannered, slight slouch, combed back hair and an occasional fedora" personality. But the secret, is that to me, TO ME, he is the hottest, sexiest, hero of my life.
About Me
- SusieQ6283
- A twenty-something single girl living and playing around the NYC area. Dreams of Mr. Darcy, Superman, Michael Buble and giving her all to her job, life and trying to figure out what's next...
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Friday, August 28, 2009
I will not settle for anything but the best..

Clark (Joseph) Kent.
I never thought about this before but I've never gone for Clark Kent. I've always gone for Lex Luthor. Really. Think about it, those of you who have been through my relationships with me.
Nutrition Boy- Blonde, blue eyed, athletic, muscle enthusiast, down right mean- always did what he wanted I gave him a lot, always made me body conscience, O.K. sex, he was a first!
N. the Dick- Dirty Blonde, Blue eyed, car nerd, competitive (let's not forget against me!), again I gave a lot of myself, but he had the ability to rub me the wrong way. Sex started out good, but at the end, he made me feel horrible about myself and I didn't even want him touching me
Jersey Boy- Light hair, green eyes, Athletic, big wig company man, Sex was great- a little freaky, but again, at the end made me very self conscience
Mr. Dec- Feb- Light hair, blue eyes, finance freak, Golf nerd, Athletic, AMAZING sex, but in the end he wasn't ready for something...
Is anyone else seeing a pattern? Besides my inexperienced sex life- It's gotten much much much much better over the years esp with self discovery. BUT let's face it, all those boys had similar facial features, similar characteristics- I am pretty sane, but why the same? Is it predetermined for us to choose one person or at least one type of person?
Well, no more I say! Let's think about Clark Kent.
Dark hair, light eyes, nerdy, but damn the boy looks good in a suit. He's never made Lois feel self conscience, he always gave her security and love. MMMmmm.. That sounds much better then what I've experienced.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Superman and Lex Luthor
Superman had friends. Heck, he even had a great team mate in Lois. But do you think Lex and him were ever buddy buddies? What if they really were somewhere at sometime? College of super heros like in X-men? Some of them were friends before friend-emies...
Sigh.
We all have friends that come and go. Good ones. We grow out of them and others grow until we get really old. But what about a life where you had many short term friends?
I've always had friends. But I can count on one hand the ones who are the deepest of deep. And a few of them it didn't happen until later in life and others have been here for a short time and others, well they're family. Friends shouldn't judge. Friends should understand.
You know what is worse then a fight with a friend or the loss of a friend- a pack of girls who at one time were your friends. ew- just the sound of it is horrible.
I think my freshman and jr year of college really began to define me as a person. I did well those two years- a little Miss Popular, if you will. Dancer, Choreographer, the girl who had it all, including the buff out gym rat nutritionist of a boyfriend. Well, right around then, I lost a high school friend. We simply grew apart. It's been so long, I honestly couldn't even tell you why we stopped talking. It just happened. Maybe because I spend a lot of time wrapped up in Mr. Nutrition and his friends (all of whom grew up since pre-k). Boys can do that-
Anyway, with these new found friends came new adventures. But life has a way of morphing and changing and thus I could only follow. Moving my path to NYC to dance and finish school. Sure they came to one performance. I was ahead of all of them. They were all so stable and monotone. Here I was, unpredictable, different, and alone in NYC. Well, Mr. Nutritionist, as we know didn't last. Cue melt down. Again there's the knock on the door- opportunities and changes a bound.
Well, those friends- let's talk about that. It's always wanted that kubya moment. But how? I was an outsider from the beginning. Sure I saw one good girlfriend out of the group. For so long, it was just her and I. Then Mr. Nutrition got married. Cue Melt down. Really, I'm an outsider. Truly. If anything, sure I was still one couples friend but when did they call? Never. They still had all the others to gravitate too. That's ok, I said. Well one holiday- a big one, ball, Times Square...you know, well the gang came to me! Last minute, but they did and slept on the floor, three to a bed, cramped up all good. Def fun but then what. Nothing.
So the couple who I still chatted with, get engaged. Great. Wonderful. Just want a super single girl wants to know. Well, here it comes (I swear, I should right a song or do a dance the way this is going), life changed. I came home. Job was a mess. Life was a mess. Cue Melt down. I couldn't go celebrate- I was getting my new car (which is a whole other story all in itself). I apologized. Then I was dating...a really nice one when I went for a dress fitting (oh yea, I was now in bridal party along with Ms. Nutrition).
Cue Awkward. I then started to question where I belonged in this whole scheme of things. I understand, it's her day. She's allowed to be crazy, she's allowed to be selfish. But something on my end is not feeling right. So months go by, finally here comes the shower, bachelorette party, etc. Oy, this year has been a big one for me. A BIG change and I'm embracing it. I'm concentrating on ME. Do you hear me, I'm working on ME.
I never went. We're all busy. I'm really busy. I never went.
Cue nasty girls. Cue hateful email. So, in order to possibly get past and close the book, I politely wrote an email stating, " I'm sorry but I'm gracefully declining to be in the wedding party" . I knew there would be consequences. And honestly, me being there was just about her. She needed a body to assist the many many groomsmen. Well, I don't want to be that body. It will never "be as it used to". We're changing, we're morphing.
Breaking up with friends is hard. Probably harder then boyfriends. A girlfriend should be there when it matters the most. Sure, I'll cry. Especially when another girl, who is just ridiculous says " don't take it personal, she's busy, maybe after her wedding". tskt tskt.
Well I hope those gears start up again soon. Coming clean and honest with yourself is always best. New doors can only open up. Head held high..
On a more productive note- I think I spotted Superman in the grocery store today! Even laughed with him. Now if I could only have gotten the courage, when he was loading his groceries into the car to give him my number. Drats!
Sigh.
We all have friends that come and go. Good ones. We grow out of them and others grow until we get really old. But what about a life where you had many short term friends?
I've always had friends. But I can count on one hand the ones who are the deepest of deep. And a few of them it didn't happen until later in life and others have been here for a short time and others, well they're family. Friends shouldn't judge. Friends should understand.
You know what is worse then a fight with a friend or the loss of a friend- a pack of girls who at one time were your friends. ew- just the sound of it is horrible.
I think my freshman and jr year of college really began to define me as a person. I did well those two years- a little Miss Popular, if you will. Dancer, Choreographer, the girl who had it all, including the buff out gym rat nutritionist of a boyfriend. Well, right around then, I lost a high school friend. We simply grew apart. It's been so long, I honestly couldn't even tell you why we stopped talking. It just happened. Maybe because I spend a lot of time wrapped up in Mr. Nutrition and his friends (all of whom grew up since pre-k). Boys can do that-
Anyway, with these new found friends came new adventures. But life has a way of morphing and changing and thus I could only follow. Moving my path to NYC to dance and finish school. Sure they came to one performance. I was ahead of all of them. They were all so stable and monotone. Here I was, unpredictable, different, and alone in NYC. Well, Mr. Nutritionist, as we know didn't last. Cue melt down. Again there's the knock on the door- opportunities and changes a bound.
Well, those friends- let's talk about that. It's always wanted that kubya moment. But how? I was an outsider from the beginning. Sure I saw one good girlfriend out of the group. For so long, it was just her and I. Then Mr. Nutrition got married. Cue Melt down. Really, I'm an outsider. Truly. If anything, sure I was still one couples friend but when did they call? Never. They still had all the others to gravitate too. That's ok, I said. Well one holiday- a big one, ball, Times Square...you know, well the gang came to me! Last minute, but they did and slept on the floor, three to a bed, cramped up all good. Def fun but then what. Nothing.
So the couple who I still chatted with, get engaged. Great. Wonderful. Just want a super single girl wants to know. Well, here it comes (I swear, I should right a song or do a dance the way this is going), life changed. I came home. Job was a mess. Life was a mess. Cue Melt down. I couldn't go celebrate- I was getting my new car (which is a whole other story all in itself). I apologized. Then I was dating...a really nice one when I went for a dress fitting (oh yea, I was now in bridal party along with Ms. Nutrition).
Cue Awkward. I then started to question where I belonged in this whole scheme of things. I understand, it's her day. She's allowed to be crazy, she's allowed to be selfish. But something on my end is not feeling right. So months go by, finally here comes the shower, bachelorette party, etc. Oy, this year has been a big one for me. A BIG change and I'm embracing it. I'm concentrating on ME. Do you hear me, I'm working on ME.
I never went. We're all busy. I'm really busy. I never went.
Cue nasty girls. Cue hateful email. So, in order to possibly get past and close the book, I politely wrote an email stating, " I'm sorry but I'm gracefully declining to be in the wedding party" . I knew there would be consequences. And honestly, me being there was just about her. She needed a body to assist the many many groomsmen. Well, I don't want to be that body. It will never "be as it used to". We're changing, we're morphing.
Breaking up with friends is hard. Probably harder then boyfriends. A girlfriend should be there when it matters the most. Sure, I'll cry. Especially when another girl, who is just ridiculous says " don't take it personal, she's busy, maybe after her wedding". tskt tskt.
Well I hope those gears start up again soon. Coming clean and honest with yourself is always best. New doors can only open up. Head held high..
On a more productive note- I think I spotted Superman in the grocery store today! Even laughed with him. Now if I could only have gotten the courage, when he was loading his groceries into the car to give him my number. Drats!
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Beginnings
Like every other fabulous woman in my age group:
I have a career
I have friends and family
I have passions
I am on the road to finding myself and grow as a person
I have a spiritual relationship with myself (more or less with yoga)
I am always trying to better myself and allow to give myself to others
Ok ok, Yes friends and family-holidays are always a plus, esp when you know at the dinner table how to tell your dad you are not a virgin anymore... Yes, career- a really great one which I need to embrace instead of run away from. Passions- still trying to find them- I love yoga- I'm finally breathing correctly thankfully because of a really crazy Yoga teacher who reminds me of my old Russian ballet teachers who have disciplined and regimented me. Finding myself- dreaming and wishing of next moves. Spiritual- does a catholic school drop out count? Not sure of what I believe in anymore. Always trying to better myself, trying to give more of myself...let's just say I'm still working on those...
But I am probably on the same road with every single woman out here. Feeling as though she'll be single forever. Well, today is the day. Today is the day I never have a bad date again. Today is the day I will never settle for mediocre, only the best.
The secret says by sending thoguhts, wishes, ideas out to the universe, the universe will only give back. Well, here it goes...
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