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CURRICULUM VITAE

A CV of dysfunctions for males and females

33 total reviews 
Comment from amahra
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Of course I'm just picking one thing out here, but I think men are listening to woman more. Especially the younger ones. The older ones in my age group are still hopeless.

 Comment Written 25-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 25-Mar-2013
    I think you are correct that men today are better listeners than before.

    I was just using stereotypes in order to make fun of them. This was truly all in good fun.

    Thanks for the read.
reply by amahra on 25-Mar-2013
    Oh yes, I knew you were having fun. It was a pleasure to read.
Comment from visionary1234
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aah, insomnia affects us all in different ways - me? I go write about the moon and the bloody ocean! Nothing wrong with this write, Marisa - a little more serious than your usual fare, but all good!
dysfunctions in juxtaposition to relationships(?) - you're asking a question, yes?
would classify(qualify)(or: be classifed as) as riverboat gamblers

:)Sharyn

 Comment Written 24-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 24-Mar-2013
    Thanks as always for the read, Sharyn.
Comment from MidnightWriter4U
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And may I say that Freud was a nut! This is most amusing and hits male/female relationships pretty solid in some areas. Strangely, what makes it work is that while one is doing their "Hyde" self, the other is in the "Jekyll stage", then they switch to vice versa. Great read!

 Comment Written 24-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 24-Mar-2013
    Glad you enjoyed the read and took away the humor from it.

    I appreciate your review and comments.
reply by MidnightWriter4U on 24-Mar-2013
    You are welcome. MN :)
Comment from Rmocruz
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This work has reached the exceptional level

Excellent writing in every respect. Sleep deprivation has not dulled
your pencil. This almost reads like a legal document, or perhaps
the lab notes of a scientist's experiment.
A monumental effort on an an insolvable puzzle, well executed.

I truly enjoyed this read.
Rich.

 Comment Written 23-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 23-Mar-2013
    Thanks so much for your kind review and generous rating of this piece.

    It was my first foray into writing with little sleep and before the crack of dawn.

    I'm happy you found it enjoyable.
reply by Rmocruz on 23-Mar-2013
    You're welcome, my pleasure.
    Rich.
Comment from Righteous Riter
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The writer does a good job of breaking down the point of view being expressed here. The writer gives a list for the males and females to support statement. When lists are giving, this gives the reader more incentive and motivational to continue reading. Nice job.

 Comment Written 23-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 23-Mar-2013
    So glad you liked it. Thanks for the review and feedback.
Comment from Jacq77
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This was awesome! I loved every word of this very well written piece. If this is what you write like when suffering from sleep-deprivation, then I'd love to read something when you've had the full eight or nine hours. Superb job with this. I detected no SPAGs and found it not only entertaining, but humorous and witty.

Brilliant! :-)

 Comment Written 23-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 23-Mar-2013
    So glad you enjoyed my wee hours of the morning write. It definitely did come out of a very sleep deprived brain.

    Thank you for your kind and generous review.
Comment from kashmayank
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well this was nice and different there are so many thing that a person does for his carrer but then that is important anyeways a nice work

 Comment Written 23-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 23-Mar-2013
    Glad you liked it. Thank you for your review.
Comment from djsaxon
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Nice write. I have to say that I am on Carl Jung's team. Love the inclusion of the Chris Rock quote. The 'what if' premise is immediatly interesting, and draws the reader into the piece. All the traits listed (both male and female) are immediately recognisable. God forbid if all these 'qualities' existed in every individual. Maybe you should offer them the opportunity to tick the appropriate boxes. They could then submit the completed questionnaire to suicidemating.com, and find their perfect match:D. Cheers -DJ

 Comment Written 22-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 22-Mar-2013
    I love your review and oh so clever idea of submitting a completed questionnaire to "suicidemating.com".

    As I said in my author's notes, this piece is the end result of a sleep deprived brain. It is amazing what thoughts will spring to mind under these conditions.

    So glad you enjoyed the piece.
reply by djsaxon on 22-Mar-2013
    I have a brain just like yours LOL - DJ
Comment from Gloria ....
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Marisa I love your cheeky, witty writing and this essay is no exception. The bad news is I can't give you the six you deserve. The good news is I can't give you the six deserve -- because that means I've already given you two in the past 30 days. Yay!

I carefully went through your list of dysfunctions and was pleased to note that I pretty much have all of them on both sides of the fence. Way I see it they must cancel each other out because I don't consider myself dysfunctional in the least. Dysfunctional is for other people.

I think it's a wonderful idea to put out the DCV with the ugliest photograph -- preferably not one's own. It's always best to put your worst foot forward in the initial stages of a possible relationship for the simple reason it weeds out the chicken shits and things can only improve after that.

Great satire and I'm looking forward to your next post!

Gloria

Now whether you are a Freudian or Jungian (or a Presbyterian), That one made me laugh out loud. Presbyterians, honestly!!! LOL

 Comment Written 21-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 21-Mar-2013
    Well, I think CVs such as this would certainly assure bypassing the bullshit phase and getting on with the reality portion of the encounter.

    Never occurred to me to add the ugliest photo; nice touch.

    I'm glad you liked my sleep deprived piece. I didn't realize insomnia could produce such crap on a grand scale.

    I do agree that if one finds they can relate to both lists of dysfunctions, that each does cancel the other out. I consider myself completely canceled.

    I always love your take on things. Thanks for your review, it was fun and clever and most of all you GET my crazy satire.
Comment from el twelve
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right on, the reason I enjoy reading your pieces is that I sense that it is safe from whether I believe, you believe it is just good writing and an opinion. great work. nighty, night

 Comment Written 20-Mar-2013


reply by the author on 20-Mar-2013
    I am so glad that you truly 'get' what my writing is about. You are spot on when you say it is not a matter of which side of the topic one is on. I try to suspend bias and just have fun with these satirical pieces. They are all exaggerated and over the top, just meant to get a laugh.

    God knows there is enough seriousness to go around on any given subject, so my aim is to basically be the court jester and provide some entertainment to the masses.

    I always love hearing from you. I know you were and are a Bombeck fan, so you get satire. Trust me there are many who do not and they all seem to find me on here.

    Thanks again for your great review.