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In P.B. the hotter you are the easier it is not to care
This was very, very interesting. I'm from the East Coast, so I understand the flakiness inherent in SoCal natives all too well. However, what I found most interesting is something that could be very controversial. Near the end, you describe what can only be called female-on-male rape. "As I maneuvered myself on top of him, I watched him slip in and out of consciousness. I continued anyway." This is the exact situation in which many men get arrested, when the roles are reversed. I understand this was a tell-all, but you seriously just admitted to committing a rape. Despite that, I'm not here to criticize you (again, honoring the spirit of the story as a tell-all). This was the most fascinating part of the story to me. I've never read about that kind of situation before, although I've assumed that theoretically it could happen with a woman as the aggressor. I look forward to your next story, in all sincerity.— April 17, 2013 2:52 p.m.