Together with a couple of friends, I watched the movie called"Little Black Book." It was surprisingly crappy but for people like me who could relate, it's not so bad after all. I'd recommend it for those people who just had their world shattered by some creepy guy but for smoochy, cheesy lovers: IT'S A BIG NO-NO.

THEME: Trust=Betrayal. On some level maybe

There's this one line that sent me off into outer space for some major thinking.

Omission is betrayal

It's pointing out that cutting off bits and pieces here and there of what really happened is infidelity. I mean it is but the thing is, I used to believe that some things are better left unsaid. What would you get from being too overly honest? More often than not, nonsense arguments arise and you'll wish you just kept your mouth shut.

Then again, could someone trust and never be betrayed? That's like so impossible. Stacy, the lead in the movie, did some personal investigation and found out through his boyfriend's Ipod that he keeps in touch with his ex girlfriend without informing her. Why would he not tell her if it's purely business unless there's something fishy going on? The truth eventually came out and she found out that she was never considered as a "serious girlfriend," like someone he could spend his life with and continues to rave about his ex. Imagine? After a year of living together? Real asshole.

One is better off alone than be with guys like that.

Rating: hehe kiddin, dont have any idea what's with B's and C's or any letter whatsoever.
You'll just waste money if you watch it in a movie house.
Settle for your bedroom and DVD instead. Try to finish the movie without snoozing off.





lost in thought at 11:43 PM