As for that Don Juan of yours (who I hope is reading this right now), he loves

no one but himself, yet he needs to be told by many about how they love him

(worship is probably the right word). Unfortunately for him, the real stuffs

come in a two-way street – no giving, no receiving. Don’t you think he knows

that as well?  And this is how he ends up dealing with it: buying loves. In the

name of ‘I’m providing for all my concubines’ he shows you he’s a great family

man (God forbids) and in the act of soliciting one-night-stand opportunities he

try to persuade you (and himself in particular) what a great romantic figure he

truly is.

No, no pet talk and no fuzzy logic today. This is a day my fire of anger cannot

and will not extinguish. Loneliness? Since when that has become an excuse for

irresponsible behaviors and where does one draw the line between ‘loneliness’

and ‘selfishness’ in this case when all I’ve seen is other people paying the

price for his gracious ‘loneliness’? 

Now convey this to that Mr. Casanova of yours – I see in him nothing more than

a spoiled and frighten child lost in the world of real adults. He wants to sit

at grown-up’s table, does he? Someone please tell him that he needs more than

just a bath and a gorilla suit. Also tell him that I don’t think deep down

inside he is equal to the task so I suggest him get off the chair (bottom down

first) and start looking for his way home so mama can wipe his nose clean. Some

one should have teach him a lesson long ago and were I that person, trust me, I

would have torn that little brat a new one – one point for humanity.

You will probably delete this after you read it; an understandable action and

certainly well within the bound of your prerogatives.

You have written a good verse so now live with the consequence.

After being briefed by you about the whole story prior to your putting it into the present text, reading it becomes emotionally even less bearable. My dislikes toward the two gentlemen you have described to me earlier increase by manifolds because of your verse; not that they are described in it but the bringing back of what you told me a few days ago. No one has the right to treat another human being with that kind of attitude. Just because people serve us doesn’t mean they are our servants. Of them two, the one born with a silver spoon in his mouth and behaving thus has yet grown out of his diaper and probably never will whereas the other who started under meager condition, fighting his way up, only to fulfill the purpose of complacently trampling his fellow human beings is worse – he knows what it is like yet he does it any way. 

How would I deal with it? When someone serves me, I am purchasing his/her service, not him/her the person, and I am doing it with full gratitude. We are helping each other out as he/she doesn’t really have to sell it to me....(tp be continued)