A lacklustre approach to life.
That’s some criticism no? Imagine a person saying that to
another person.
‘You know what you suffer? Lacklustre.’
You know what else I suffer? It’s a condition found in the
indie-flick female: Fluster. I suffer from fluster. God I wish I was a mum and
had to take everything on the chin, god I want to be Californian so bad and
have beachy hair with a don't-give-a-shit attitude. Why can't I be cool? I
suffer from Fluster and this is how it is:
I have a conversation with a stranger and he’s male but I
think that’s besides the point (and it never is besides the point). They come
back to ask for my number and then I suffer from Fluster and give it over to
him. Why? I don’t know what else to do in the situation, so to avoid
embarrassment from his side and awkward apologies from mine, I just give him my
number. Crumbs. I’m never going to respond and then I’ll feel bad. Fuckfluster.
So lacklustre and fuckfluster. The two traits of cutesy
modern girls. I bet this didn’t happen in the 70s. They would shove men out the
way with their shoulder pads. I bet this didn’t even happen in the 60s. They
would surreptitiously uncross their mini-skirted legs, sweep their immaculate
hair aside and bat heavy lashes. Cakes of mascara. But today it’s Converse and
Fluster-sufferers.
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