All the Wrong Men and One Perfect Boy: A MemoirA frank and moving memoir of a lifetime of failed relationships with men--andthe redeeming power of motherhood--from the cyber celebrity who pioneered theon-line confessional. |
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A Memoir Spike Gillespie. Between us we made less than two hundred dollars a week . We had no insurance . We had an apartment that did not fit two ... week , she had been sneaking into my room , rifling through my writings , while I was 126.
A Memoir Spike Gillespie. Between us we made less than two hundred dollars a week . We had no insurance . We had an apartment that did not fit two ... week , she had been sneaking into my room , rifling through my writings , while I was 126.
Page 174
... week's end . I had to promise to recognize this as love of the one- night variety . Could I handle that ? Could I ? Why , sure I could ! I assured him as much as I could , short of listing all my other one - night stands in ré- sumé ...
... week's end . I had to promise to recognize this as love of the one- night variety . Could I handle that ? Could I ? Why , sure I could ! I assured him as much as I could , short of listing all my other one - night stands in ré- sumé ...
Page 175
... week one gave way to week two , then month one to month two , certain things were emphasized on his part re- peatedly , certain assurances offered in retort to mine . “ I am not your boyfriend . You do understand that ? " said Nick ...
... week one gave way to week two , then month one to month two , certain things were emphasized on his part re- peatedly , certain assurances offered in retort to mine . “ I am not your boyfriend . You do understand that ? " said Nick ...
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