A I (After Introduction)
So, as you can see, the name of
this blog is ‘What is Life about?’ Now, I know a lot of you will be thinking of
this as a philosophical blog and expect us to write about existentialism and
the likes. Sorry to disappoint you, but we think that life is about living it
than thinking about it. And living life implies the presence of things that we
engage in. Like fashion, Harry Potter, TV serials and stuff like that. That’s
why, we’re going to tell you about the elements that comprise our lives and we
hope you get a little enjoyment out of it :D
I’m not too fond out sitcoms. I get
bored easily and it takes a lot of hot people or good plot or both to keep me
interested. This friend (let’s call her Monica) recommended me Criminal Minds
after I was left devastated by the biggest breakup of the century- Klaine (The
fact that the guy who took a slushie with rock salt for Kurt cheats on him
still brings tears to my eyes D: ). I’ve already seen Castle and a few episodes
of other detective shows, so initially, I wasn’t interested. And then, Monica
and I did a presentation on Modes of Interrogation in Popular Culture for
class, and she included stuff from Criminal Minds. And listening to her, I
thought I could give it a try.
So yeah, it’s not much of a show to
watch for hot people (Your argument is invalid if you do not consider Matthew
Gray Gubler as hot). But in every 3 episodes out of 5, there are some very good
looking people. Criminals as well as victims. And I’ve always had this
fascination with blood and gore and Criminal Minds has a lot of it! There are
innovative crimes in every episode. I’m currently going through season 3 and
I’ve come across quite a few tear jerking episodes. But honestly, my favorite
kinds of episodes are the ones which have stalkers.
I’ve always had a weird kind of
fascination in analyzing stalkers ever since I got my own. Why do they stalk
people? What makes them choose their target? But the fascination also comes
from my belief in the fact I think that a girl doesn’t grow up until she’s had
a stalker. A lot of you will disagree with me and say that a girl steps into
maturity when she has her first period or has had sex or whatever. But you
know, it takes so much courage and patience to deal with one and an absolutely
astounding quantity of bitchiness to make the stalker go away. Now THAT’S
growing up for me. So, those of you who haven’t had a stalker yet, go get one!
;)
