Feb. 18th, 2004 02:28 pm
Portrait of Da in gray
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Last night, it occurred to me that, if it hadn't been for the 60's, I wouldn't feel guilty that I spend so much time indulging my personal hobbies rather than working on Saving The World.
Then it occurred to that, if it hadn't been for the 60's, I'd be working myself to death at a job in the family business, which I hate, in order to provide for my neglected wife and three repressed children.
The worst part of this musing was the realisation that, in my socially irresponsible pursuit of pleasure, the decade I'm most a child of is the 70's.
Then it occurred to that, if it hadn't been for the 60's, I'd be working myself to death at a job in the family business, which I hate, in order to provide for my neglected wife and three repressed children.
The worst part of this musing was the realisation that, in my socially irresponsible pursuit of pleasure, the decade I'm most a child of is the 70's.
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From time to time, I imagine what my life would've been like in other places in times. Since, in most of those, I would've been quite likely to end up in an opposite-sex marriage, I've thought about who might have been my wife. If I'd been lucky, it would've been someone smart, engaging, and sexy who I could've gone years without cheating on.
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I actually think I would have done surprisingly well as June Cleaver, though I might have gone to the library more than she did. I guess I can't judge since life has turned out so differently, but I always felt I might have read The Feminine Mystique and been sympathetic but not awakened. May have to do with my overarching optimism and self-satisfaction, and would also have been highly dependent on having received a lucky draw in the husband sweepstakes.
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Hmm... I mostly imagined you cloistered somewhere happily pouring through old tomes and shagging someone very much like