I’m Not Sorry. Not At All.

August 19, 2009     Posted in Reality

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"Oh, I'm kicking that guy's ass? Poor guy..."

There are some things you should always apologize for, like being late to meet a friend, bumping into someone on the street, or accidentally running over your ex-boyfriend’s foot with your car (whoops).


By Kim

But there are also some things that, as a woman, you shouldn’t have to say sorry for.  I don’t care what anyone says, but you should not be left feeling guilty for any of the following.

Beating a Guy at Sports: Sunk the winning shot in a battle of the sexes?  Poker faced your way to a win?  We’ve all been told not to beat men at sports so we don’t bruise their precious egos, but this is also not 1950, so don’t hold back and don’t apologize.

Bypassing Lines at Clubs: Don’t let the haters have you giving looks of remorse as the velvet ropes are lifted.  Flaunt it if you’ve got it!

Intelligence: Today’s “role models” may cultivate dumb blonde stereotypes, but a woman who hides her intelligence is not attractive.  Be proud of your smarts and don’t shy away from speaking your mind!

PMS: I’m not saying storm around like a juiced-up Godzilla, but don’t apologize for being a little testy when it’s the time of the month.  It’s not our fault Eve ate that apple, so curl up in the fetal position and bitch away.

Your Twilight Obsession: Don’t be ashamed that you obsess over a man that sparkles.  Who cares if you’re over the age of 16 and in love with Edward?

3 Comments on "I’m Not Sorry. Not At All."

  1. erin says:
    Wed, 19th Aug 20097:28 am 

    I personally believe that if your man can obsess over a stupid football team, a nerdy cult movie like Star Wars, the next "it" item in technology I'm allowed to obsess over fashion or a nerdy movie of my liking, like Harry Potter. I'm not going to apologize.

    That time of the month sometimes I feel like I'm being verbally attacked because of my hormones making me sensitive, we can't help it if we snap a little at people. I'll go back to being slightly bitchy in a week till then every one can avoid me or get over it.

  2. J says:
    Wed, 19th Aug 20094:06 pm 

    You should be sorry that girls who can control their PMS will be able to get better guys. And in a professional environment no one cares that you can't handle your PMS.

  3. Lumi says:
    Wed, 3rd Feb 201010:26 pm 

    ;D 'better' guys.. IMO the soft-emotional guys who can't handle a woman for all she is, are not better. I wonder who the real overly-sensitive one is.. the whiny-fleeing guy or the girl with an excuse?

    Professional environments care as much as any. Human beings can't not care, which is why you posted, and why I posted. The only difference about a professional environment is we hold out tongues and act like we aren't human anymore. Contest as to who can behave the most robotic.

    Oh well. Not that that's any of my concern. I've learned men are a bore anyway. I'll take a lady ;]

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