STILL NOT THINKING ABOUT YOU HOW TO HEAL THE HURT BY 
HATING by Anita Liberty

W E E K  O N E :

             he told me that 
I'm beautiful when I'm angry.

b i g   m i s t a k e


EXCERPT FROM ANITA LIBERTY'S DIARY

Temp job.  It was in midtown.  Hellish.  Truly.  I realized something 
today when I was in the elevator of this huge office building: 
chivalry is not dead.  Far from it, much to my dismay.  In crowded 
midtown office building elevators, male passengers insist on stepping 
aside to let female passengers off first.  No matter if all the men 
are in the front of the elevator.  No matter if the elevator is so 
crowded that there's no room to step aside.  No matter if stepping 
aside means that it takes all of us twice as long to get out the door.  Well, I'd like to 
take the liberty of speaking for my gender when I say, "Just get off 
the goddamned elevator, you idiots!  Just get off.  Don't worry about 
me.  Don't even think about me.  When the doors open, just get out.  
Get out.  You have one thing to remember and one thing only: Elevator 
stops.  Doors open.  Get the fuck out of my way."


ADVICE FROM ANITA LIBERTY

People talk a lot about
"letting go"--
how that's the only way
you can truly get over a break-up and move on,
the only way to show your strength and exhibit growth.
Here's what I think about letting go:
                                                    You don't have to.



MORE FROM ANITA LIBERTY

I know what people say about me.

"Anita Liberty's so angry."
"Anita Liberty's so angry at men."
"Anita Liberty just needs to get laid."

And I'm like, you know...


duh!



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additions whatsoever, and must be accompanied by the following copyright notice:  
Copyright ©1998 Suzanne Weber.  All Rights Reserved.

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