Thursday, 14 June 2012

Just teasing



The (Romantic) Love Fallacy teaser-notes:


He's ready to submit, so she needs to obey.

How can one person feel that they more than compensate for all others?

Why does it seem that a sample of Paradise can distract from the main thing?

To be happy, a man needs someone to go mad about and a woman needs someone to go mad about her (which, if it's true, will be of no use in the fallacy argument).

How come a triangle is a recipe for a happy couple?