The Clique Of Frigid Bitches Or Are They?

Feb

7

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The Clique Of Frigid Bitches Or Are They?

Everyone knows when you get a group of women get together without their significant others they turn into creatures or as my beloved calls us frigid bitches. I would have to say we are more on the cynical side, well, the unmarried ones anyways.

Why that?

Well some of my friends who have chosen to remain single have become very comfortable with their decision to remain spouse-free. All career women and some are single parents. The age group is 31 up to 35 years young and happy with their life decisions.These career minded independent women whom have either forfeited the marriage card but opted for motherhood without a full time father around.

It has bothered me for sometime, that the institution of marriage has weakened to the standards where divorce is inevitable to our generation and we are choosing single life over commitment. Marriage is committing to one person. Is it realistic to think either sex can ignore temptation for the majority of their adult life? It is too me.Looking at the big picture, I think single life sucks but that is my opinion.

Yet some of my friends make a pretty good argument that marriage is an unrealistic commitment that we set our self up for heartache and disappoint. They are really very nice, strong and intelligent women who have decided not to have the traditional lifestyle of their mom and grand-momma. I respect their decision but I like some of the traditional ways when it comes to marriage any ways. It is just not for me. I know the importance of having my father around all the time and want that for my children.

I feel it is important for women to have careers outside of the homemaker and motherhood. It is like a security blanket but must of all very life fulfilling for a woman who wants to do her own thing besides contribute to the household financially. Having a career or job is great I can imagine it has to be harder when you have children it becomes more of a balancing act. The truth is more women are choosing independence over dependence on a martial partner. We have come a long way, baby!

cruise ship poolRecently I took a cruise with a couple of girlfriends and it is funny how once we get together the lapse of time disappears and it is almost like being in college again. The free spirited Bunny comes out but don’t take me wrong here,  I’m very committed to  my vows to Thumper, seriously, especially with these chicks. I came home missing and appreciating him even more.

A break from everyday life is great even separate vacations when you are in a relationship actually is good for everyone involved since you can bring new experiences to the table and strengthen the bonds between you and your significant other.

As for my peeps, I still love them although I don’t agree with them they’re still a fun group to party with. These women are strong and very confident which make them more gutsy when they let their hair down faster then then the rest. So frigid isn’t really a typical characteristic of my friends on vacation. It is more what happens on the cruise stays on the boat unless you’re a lame duck like me.

In a way this Bunny felt more like a duck out of water most of the time. There weren’t so many awkward moments caused by being on an all female retreat among couples on cruise, as much as I just wasn’t all that into so much water in a tiny boat in the middle of the Ocean without Thumper! It seemed to be a constant reminder my heart was with my husband and physically with with girlfriends I have shared years of pleasure and pain with.

My most embarrassing moment was wiping out trying to surf on the Flow Rider on board the ship. There were 3 different islands we visited once we boarded in Fort Lauderdale first stop in the  Florida Keys, Key Largo, Ocho Rios, then Montego Bay.

Dunns River Falls - JamaicaMost memorable the Dunn’s Water Falls. One of natures most beautiful places. The day we were there I was more into enjoying myself and hanging out with the girls. This picture of the falls is cool you can actually walk up the rocks and yes it is very slippery but memorable experience. It was a natural majestic display of God’s artistry.

I didn’t  go shopping much as I said many times before I hate shopping except food shopping  but we did go to the Internet cafes to check emails. Yeah, I know I was on vacation but the girls still had to check on their kids and I wanted to see if Thumper emailed me.

Surprised We only had access to our cell phones and the Internet when we were docked. I have to say I didn’t have a huge problem not having a phone or computer at bay.

It was Thumper, I missed madly.

I have to admit once I decided to go on this holiday I was counting the days when I would be returning home and back to having my life as I know it.  I did enjoy being with the girls and all the college/post college nostalgia. I have known these women long before Thumper after all.

I thought it was interesting the change in music and diet when I was with my girlfriends. Have you ever noticed how the music and scenery affects you. We heard a lot of pop and ate a lot of Caribbean foods. I drank Ice teas for the most part and loved the deck lounging out on chase lounges. That was the best of time for me.

dinngI decided not to drink  too much alcohol which was customary in my college days too. What really frightened us was the earthquake in Port- au- Prince, Haiti. We were told at dinner one evening  if a Tsunami occurred after the earthquake, the ship would head to the heart of it to avoid being hit against the side and tipping the boat over. Nope, I still didn’t drink after hearing that. Instead we discussed the movie Titanic and continued to be obnoxious and crazy .

It is inevitable to me sharing life experiences with friends makes for a gratifying life. The female friends that you can reminisce with about loosing  your virginity, landing a job or promotion or just the little stuff like the cute “leather jacket guy” sending you over a drink and flashing your wedding band at him when you wave and say thank you.

One of the most pain experiences shared was when a couple of friends lost babies or had miscarriages. We all huddled around the hospital lending support and understanding during the sadness.

I believe one of the most devastating experiences a woman can have is the lost of a child at anytime. This is pain is  shared by the couple but I have found understood best only by the people closest you. It can be haunting to you until someone inadvertently says something that strikes the deep core of your being.

I want to take this time to thank all my on-line acquaintances for emails, I have been fine and enjoying a much needed rest. Happy to be back and hoping to bring some new topics to you here on Bunny Got Blog.

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12 highly appreciated Comments

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Steven | The Emotion Machine says:

→ on Monday, the 8th 2010f February '10, around 11 am:

Great story-telling! Glad to hear you enjoyed your vacation. I have walked up Dunn’s Water Falls (its in Ochio Rios, Jamaica – right?) – it is really beautiful indeed. Also nice to hear you were missing your husband during the time away. I personally don’t have a problem with multiple partners. I don’t consider independent free-thinking girls “frigid bitches,” – they are just people who know what they want (and that to me is attractive).

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Zeenat{Positive Provocations} says:

→ on Monday, the 8th 2010f February '10, around 1 pm:

Yay Youre back!! Missed you terribly!
But am glad you had your rest..and a much needed one at that :)
I hope to see more of your posts…..
And this post…. female bonding…is just wow..and perfect to the T!
A great support system especially in the most trying times helps bundles…
So happy to see you back…
Much love,
Z~

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Kikolani says:

→ on Monday, the 8th 2010f February '10, around 1 pm:

I think the misconception about women who choose to stay single is that they don’t have emotions – how could they if they don’t choose to be with me, right? My mom is another good example of how that theory is completely wrong – she is anything but frigid, yet chooses to remain without a man. She tried marriage, it didn’t work out, and now she just wants to enjoy life without having to compromise with another person.

It’s interesting how you said that it is good to take separate vacations, but you ended up missing your guy. I have recurring dreams where I go away on a trip on my own, am having a blast, and halfway through realize how much I miss my hubby and spend the rest of the dream trying to get home again. I don’t even need the experience of going to know how I’d end up feeling.

Glad to see you’re back blogging again after a refreshing break! :)

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Bunny says:

→ on Monday, the 8th 2010f February '10, around 2 pm:

Hi Steven,

Yes, I was in Jamaica.
Multiply partners has never applied to me or my close friends on the contrary we have been more selective not promiscuous. There is a huge difference. Which includes both genders.
Thanks for the comment.

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Patricia says:

→ on Monday, the 8th 2010f February '10, around 7 pm:

Interesting topic and one that has been discussed a great deal at my house lately…..one daughter is concerned that her gay friends can not marry and be recognized – so she wishes to support them.

I missed you and your good writing. It put a smile on my face to know you were vacationing and enjoying the time with friends – sorting out…

I wish my oldest child had a group of close friends….she stayed low on the radar to get through all the competitive males and the females ignored her …now she is looking to find someone to go hiking or do something on her vacation days besides biking long distance with good old dad …and hiking with mom!
I believe she will work it out and figure it out…being a computer/math genius sometimes is very lonely….

Welcome back…

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Bunny says:

→ on Tuesday, the 9th 2010f February '10, around 8 am:

Hi Z,

Female relationships are very important. I value ours very much and appreciate all your support.

I think in today’s world too many people are cynical towards marriage but there is good reason to be. My friends have clearly made their choices and are fine without matrimony. It doesn’t mean they are alone. Many have boyfriends but they live separately.

Thank You for your kind words.
xox

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Bunny says:

→ on Tuesday, the 9th 2010f February '10, around 8 am:

Hi Kristi,

Women are stronger today and your mom is in good company. I think when a woman realizes she doesn’t need a husband to take care of her, she has more self esteem.
Society plays a huge part on it, I think.

Thanks for stopping by and I missed all of you guys!!!!

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Bunny says:

→ on Tuesday, the 9th 2010f February '10, around 8 am:

Hello Patricia,
Bravo for your daughter!
I think gays should be allowed to marry. There I said it. Love is beautiful and when you love someone, the law shouldn’t put restraints on it.

Thank you for your support and kind words.

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Jonathan - Advanced Life Skills says:

→ on Tuesday, the 9th 2010f February '10, around 12 pm:

Hi Bunny,

This was both interesting and insightful. You said “choosing single life over commitment.” I think this really cuts to the heart of the issue. We hear lots of different reasons from those who choose to remain single, but when you cut through it, I think it boils down to an issue with commitment. In this case we’re talking about a commitment to another person, which is very different from commitment to a job or some other activity. This one is very personal in nature.

Of course, meeting the right person can radically alter the way a person views the kind of commitment needed for a successful marriage. Maybe that accounts for the difference in viewpoints to some degree.

From where I sit, you have the more mature, less selfish mindset. But then again, I highly value the sanctity of marriage , and I’ve had it both ways. So, let me just say welcome back and thanks for sharing this glimpse of your personal life with us. Also, I want to commend you for your commitment to your husband, it’s a rare and beautiful thing these days.

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vered - blogger for hire says:

→ on Friday, the 12th 2010f February '10, around 1 am:

Ah, the question of marriage. I honestly don’t know. It’s an unattainable ideal on some level, but here I am married to the love of my life for 20 years and going strong. Not perfect – but good. Like an old bottle of wine…

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Mitch says:

→ on Sunday, the 14th 2010f February '10, around 12 pm:

Hi Bunny,

Wonderful story; I love stuff like this.

As for marriage, I tend to believe that most people get married for the wrong reason, and way too soon in life. I didn’t get married until I was 37, and when I met my wife, we had many conversations, brutally honest with each other, hiding nothing. Therefore, we knew when we were getting married that we were ready for it; that was 2 1/2 years later. We’d both already lived all the “kid” stuff, and were ready to settle down a bit. And in all that time, though we don’t always disagree, we’ve still never had a fight or yelled at each other; almost 13 years of marriage.

So, it can be done, at least I believe it can.

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Mike King says:

→ on Sunday, the 14th 2010f February '10, around 11 pm:

Wow Bunny, great to hear your stories and insight here. I’ve walked the Dunns falls as well, certainly beautiful, of course I was at them with my wife, not away. Anyway, great points and comments here about relationships, marriage. If you marry and KEEP that reason and committment, the rest is easy to handle. I’m not saying there are not times of struggle, there are, its just a huge support knowing you are both committed to get through it. I married at 21 after a 6 year relationship so we both knew and were committed to each other through those crazy teen years. After that, its just got better and better.

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