Like every other phenomenon under study, human beings have their positive and negative characteristics. There is no absolute when it comes to humanity. Am guessing some people should be considered exceptions to the rule eg Hitler; though if you look at it from his point of view, he was working towards what he considered a greater good.
I am no exception to the rule; in fact my personalities can be so opposite and diverse that I consider myself borderline bi-polar. I can be a good person; I give to charity… in the form of old clothes, and coins in the tins at the supermarket till. I can be bad; I lie, I cheat, I steal. But I can also be downright ugly; I am a bit racist when it comes to dating, I have a bit of a superiority complex and needless to say, I am an alcoholic.(forgive me liver, for I know not what I am doing)
Basically, everyone in my life falls into their own perfectly knit weaving of the good, the bad and the ugly.
We are now at that point in the ‘mourning’ process where Sheila is trying to reminisce on how it all went wrong. How she even ended up in this mess in the first place. She can’t seem to quite figure out what it was that initially attracted her to her man-devil, Jay.
Of course this had to somehow be twisted into being my fault, in this case because I sort of introduced them. I was also casually dating a married man at the time who happened to be Jay’s friend. I wonder what became of him and his overwhelmingly fat wallet. hmmmm… Not to digress… back to Sheila.
She was/ is hopelessly trying to figure out what good there ever was in Jay. Sure he wasn’t bad in the sack, and yes he was so rich that he probably shits cash and as for the looks… better than average for a man his age; but nothing so spectacular that a girl should dream of him naked on a beach serenading her.
But when it came to the bad and the ugly… oh, boy! Was the list long? Their relationship was turmoil after turmoil. He wasn’t abusive or anything like that but he is the kind of man that thinks he can pay you to keep your mouth shut about everything that’s going wrong, and Sheila happens to be the kind of girl who will take a gold ring in place of a heart to heart conversation about feelings and all that mush. It was a whole year (give or take a few weeks) of girl gets spoilt and man gets a pretty young thing by his side to flaunt to his mates.
So we can’t exactly sum it up as all bad… no one would stick around for such torture. But when you spice it up with a few weekends in five star resorts, add a lil’ good sushi and fry it in a pool of VIP passes; I guess even I would definitely be tempted to settle for an all you can eat buffet of the gold, the bad and the ugly.



