Girlish brutality

Speaking of which, I thought I'd just share with a little thing that happened to me yesterday - in real life, I mean, not 'Servitor' life.

So I was leaving Starbucks (in Paris) and there was this young woman coming in, so I held the door open for her and vaguely smiled as she went past, as you do.  And you know, she didn't acknowledge me?  Not even a nod, just strode through, head held high, ignoring me as if I were merely part of the furniture.

I mean, can you believe some people?

I thought about that all day.  Wonderful!  What bliss it is to be alive, and all that.

Anyway, true story.  Now on with the stuff that isn't.

Subsequently twice married to a billionaire, this one. Not bad, is it? The same billionaire twice, I mean, not two billionaires.  I don't suppose he got the hockey stick treatment... but you never know, he might have done.

Don't forget to include a little gift (or, better, a large one) in your thank-you email, so she'll know you mean it.

Mistress is cleverer than you.  Do try to remember that, OK sweetie?  I know it's not easy, remembering stuff.

 

 

He still screams of course - in fact, these days he often starts screaming before they even start, as he knows what's coming.  But it's lost that element of surprise, that's all she's saying. Time for a bit of a change.

The very idea!  He's got a lot to learn.

Graceful brutality

 

 

Funny how many girls make that mistake.

 

 

Sounds like they've got some lost time to make up for.

 

 

I remember early in our relationship, my SO ordering me to bring her a whip for my impertinence.  I told her I didn't think I had said anything impertinent that deserved a whipping and she laughed and said I just had.  It seemed a little unfair to me, but I didn't want to argue about it and ruin the mood.

 

 

 

I'm afraid it won't make you taller, though: that's just one of those myths. I mean, maybe your spine will be longer by an inch or so at most, but since you won't be able to walk with all the joints in your limbs dislocated, it won't bring you any real benefits.  

 

Like many Hollywood stars, she keeps her private relationships carefully out of the media's eye.