IJMC - Ms. Right Rejection Letter
We have a bit of a colaboration here...with the bulk of the new text
provided by a good friend of mine up in Pittsburgh, a couple items tossed
in through another subscriber, and a few liberal changes of my own (I'll
openly claim the last one...uhm, hi mom!) I present you with the rebuttal
to the Mr. Right Rejection Letter. Always better to offend everyone
possible, right? <grin> -dave
Ms. Right Rejection Letter
Dear (__rejectee's name here__),
I regret to inform you that you have been eliminated from further
contention as my Ms. Right.
As you are probably aware, the competition was exceedingly tough and
dozens of well-qualified candidates such as yourself also failed to make
the final cut. I will, however, keep your name on file should I ever get
dumped and need someone to cry on but not commit to.
So that you may have more success in your future romantic endeavors,
please allow me to offer the following reason(s) you were disqualified
from the competition:
[Check all those that apply]
___ Your stomach is bigger than mine.
___ I can't pronounce your first name, and didn't even try with your
last name.
___ The fact that every dining experience has to cost me a month's
salary reveals an extravagant attitude that I can't afford.
___ Your inadvertent admission that you've "never bought condoms"
indicates that you may be interested in me for something other
than sex.
___ You failed the 20 Question Rule, i.e., I asked you 20
questions about yourself before you asked me one.
___ Your legs are hairier than mine.
___ Your "Putting on a few, aren't you, big boy?" comment, given the
Michelin-Man size of your own thighs, was inappropriate.
___ The fact you hinted at commitment on the third date implied that
you were either very in love or very desperate. The fact that you
forgot my name -- twice -- suggested the latter.
___ You had the audacity to run a credit check on me.
___ I find your inability to fix an appetizing meal extroardinarily
unappealing.
___ You complained about the state of my apartment and then did nothing
to improve it.
___ The phrase "my mother" has come up far too often in conversation.
___ You live with your sister, and being too busy helping her take
care of her 15 cats to go out on weekends, are slight negatives.
___ You mention your ex-husband's name more than you mention mine.
___ Your pointing out 2 karat diamond earrings while window shopping,
on our first date, showed style.
___ You bring your two-year-old on dates, and he has better table
manners.
___ One of us makes chipmunk noises during sex, and my voice doesn't go
that high.
___ Your excess of perfume sends me into convulsions.
___ Three final words....Skill. Does. Matter.
Sincerely,
[your name here]
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