1x1: Welcome to the era of anti-innocence, no one has breakfast at Tiffany's and no one has to remember stories. We have breakfast at 7 and we have stories that we try to forget as quickly as possible. Self-preservation and do business have priority ... Cupid has flown from the building. How we ended up in this mess? There are thousands of women in this city, perhaps tens of thousands, we know them all and think they are all fantastic, travel, pay taxes, spend $ 400 for a couple of trendy sandals and sun. Why are there so many great unmarried women and no unmarried man? (...) It was like that? Women in New York were really give up on love, were becoming powerful?
1x2: Exactly what power he is beauty? I began to realize that being beautiful is like having a locked apartment to rent overlooking the park, which is absolutely unfair, something that usually happens to those who do not deserve. Correction: the beauty is fleeting, an apartment overlooking the park to rent is locked forever.
1x3: It 's an ongoing cold war between married and single? (...) Perhaps the cold war had nothing to do with hate, maybe it was fear, fear of the unknown. Singles, couples do not hate, just want to frame them. Perhaps the struggle between single and married is like war in Northern Ireland, we are practically equal, but we ended up opposing sources.
1x4: For the case in their twenties are like extasy? But I could not help but wonder: what they saw in us? (...) Maybe all men are a drug and sometimes, like now, they make you bust.
1x5: What differentiates a profession from a girlfriend that makes the "profession"?
1x6: How many of us have sex with the great people who are ashamed to present to our friends? The secret sex was the ultimate form of intimacy, as it existed in the pure state of the world or exempted by the court evening just another way of denying our feelings and the emotions locked up in silos?
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