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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The Repercussions of Jeff and Annie
1. Jeff and Britta
If we put Jeff and Britta together, where does that leave Annie? We can't have another Jeff/Annie pairing EVER because then it would seem like Jeff is cheating, especially because him and Annie have a very flirtatious relationship. We could get the Annie/Abed pairing, but that would lead to another problem
2. Annie and Abed
If Annie and Abed are paired, that would leave Troy alone. And if you separate Troy and Abed, you automatically go to my hate list. This is also why Troy and Annie can't be paired up, much like Britta and Troy because it would lead to Troy and Abed spending less time together
3. Annie and Troy
Same reason as the Annie/Abed pairing, I don't want to break Troy and Abed up.
For the next part, here are some reason why Jeff and Annie probably won't work, and I'll provide counterpoints
1. Age difference
I hate that people use this alone to justify why they shouldn't get together. But I understand, because each of them have different wants in life at the moment, and both of them still have some maturing to do before they get what they really want.
2. Their relationship would take a lot of work
With both of them having very high goals, making a relationship work would be hard. Jeff is a lawyer, Annie wants to be a detective. Both want to prove themselves as successful individuals, so they may clash sometimes because of theirjobs.
3. Outside Forces
Jeff is a very jealous person. Annie is more subtle with her jealousy, but she's also a jealous person. Jeff is realistic, Annie is idealistic. When an outside force comes to them, they have to deal with it, and it may lead to problems.
COUNTERPOINTS:
1. Age difference
The difference in their age might help them, especially since their maturity level is the same. Annie has been in a relationship with Vaughn, who was a decade older than her, so she knows a bit about dating older men. Jeff has played the field, he knows what works and what doesn't, and he understands compromise. Both of them have experience with someone who has a different age with them (Annie with Vaughn, Jeff with Amber) so they'll probably try casual before being completely committed.
2. Their relationship could take a lot of work
And since it would take work, they have to do it together. Jeff did say that they are the perfect duet, so them working together could help them. If they are in a relationship purely for the sake of having one, then they really wouldn't work. But they've been friends for 4 years, and the times they worked together benefited everyone. And besides, they're both selfless selfish people. They don't understand it, but what they do to benefit themselves has benefited those around them. So them working for both of their goals, together, is what would make a seemingly hard relationship, easy.
3. Outside Forces
Just like how they should work together to fulfill both of their goals in their relationship, they should also work together for the problems outside of it. With Jeff's experience in age, he could provide a viewpoint for Annie to understand. And with Annie's care for others, she'll help make Jeff decide to do the right thing by providing her understanding of the problem. They're not psychologists or shamans, but these two together could read people better than Britta or just as well as Abed.
Friday, January 4, 2013
Resolutions
The world just celebrated its Gregorian new year all over the world, and it's that time again for people to stick to some sort of resolution they made right before it. People would again try on "dieting" without actually doing it for the whole year. They would probably go to the gym for a few weeks and then back to their usual habits. That is why every time I make a resolutions for the new year, I try to make it as simple as possible. But of course, nothing in life is ever simple, so I always make them more ridiculous. This year, I promise to watch every episode of Doctor Who while eating a sandwich. Not ridiculous enough right? Well the twist comes in the sandwich, it's a tuna sandwich with chips. No, not chips on the plate, but of chips IN the sandwich. Also there would be no mayo in it. Such a travesty I am making. I also planned on making my sentences more.complete, but even I don't understand how I'm going to do it. But I would only like one wish this year, a wish that would never change anything in history. I wished for Friday the 13th in April, an actual April 13 on a Friday. On that day, it will ne a new beginning for me and my family. Maybe when my friends to, but would they really matter to me on that day? Who knows? The world does have sick sense of humor...
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Why I hate Wednesdays
Everything has a reason of existence. Birds exist to pollinate trees, and trees exist to shelter birds. Sugar exists to make food less salty, and salt exists to lessen the sweetness. This is totally true of many things, except Wednesday. Why does it exist? To be a beacon of despair for us, silently screaming the week isn't over yet. Why is it in such a place? To tell us how weak we are and that we should die instead. Or is it simply just the middle of the week, the one that separates the beginning from the end. The barrier that explains all we don't want to be explained. Either way, Wednesday is such a pain in the ass.
Here I am again, complaining about the little things we should be thankful for. Without Wednesday, we would only have 6 days in a week, makings each week shorter, and each day longer. Wednesday is a blessing in disguise, giving us despair in the beginning but hope in the end. It is such an awesome but rather awkward day. I am so confused about Wednesday.