| Love Spotted in Dim Light by Regis Boff Men fight wars, watch sports and pursue a wildly adjustable standard of beauty that is grounded entirely on availability and their inherent sympathy for homely, unattractive women whose desperation can be spotted in dim light. Women sob about male insensitivity while carping pointlessly about the injustices biology has placed upon them. Men are keenly aware of this but do not care. |
