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April 11, 2008
Let’s all chase the happy ending
Hey guys,
Last night I went to the movies to see 21. When I was in college, I became briefly fascinated with Blackjack and read all the books I could on the subject. I especially enjoyed Ken Uston's books and the misadventures of all his teams.
The movie was actually pretty good, but what was more interesting to me were the previews, especially the one for the Sex in the City movie.
When that series first came out, women couldn't resist watching it, so I tuned in to see what the fuss was all about. The first few episodes I saw were pretty good, but it quickly got to the point where I couldn't watch the darn thing--I kept hoping for Rambo or John Wayne to ride in and rid the place of girlie men, but no such thing happened, so I tuned out.
Anyways, they've made a movie based on the series, and the previews are already out. Now, I don't know how the movie will turn out, but there was one thing about the preview that turned me off--the phrase, "I was finally going to get my happy ending."
What did this phrase refer to? Wedding day, of course--the so-called "happy endings" of all the girls in the show was their wedding day.
Happy ending is a terrible word, and an even worse concept. Why? Because it presumes that once you put a ring on your finger, all your troubles are over, and you'll live out your life in extreme bliss.
Common sense tells us, of course, that's not true at all--and they do allude to that in the previews that "real life" doesn't always turn out that way. The problem is though, that so many people are programmed by the media and society that wedding day IS a "happy ending," and should be rushed towards at any cost.
This leads to nothing but disaster because, obviously, it's a beginning, not an ending. In fact, it's a beginning of a lot of hard work and responsibility, something that's always left out of the fairy tale. The beginning may be happy, but statistically speaking, most endings are not.
Like I said, I am not in any way, shape or form "anti-marriage" or relationship. I think it's a fine thing, but only under the right circumstance. Unfortunately most people buy into the "happy ending" bs (because they so desperately want to believe it) and make a bad relationship decision.
So, forget about the mythical happy ending--it leads nowhere. A happy beginning, with the outcome in your own hands? That's the right way to think.
On with the fun....
-John Alanis
"The King of Let 'em Come to You"
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