Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Your Chanel is Fine, but I want an Hermes


When the boss is not in and there is no customer in sight, I gossip with my teenage co-workers about everything and anything. From how we hate being treated like slaves to what we see ourselves doing in the future with our lives. I mean…my life is sort of set for me since I am going to graduate in two years, but hey, a girl can imagine.

Out of all the things I talk about with my silly and at times below average minded co-workers, we love to talk about the boy or man in our lives. We go on our iPhones and shuffle through our current boos’ facebook page and show them off to each other. Some will get he’s alright, he seems nice, or a are you serious out of me.

After talking to these girls for a while, I realized that I never found anyone completely perfect for me. It is rare that I would take the time to get to know someone and get to like them because I do not give a **** about anyone but me, myself, and I. Egotistical? I know, but it is true. For people who do not see marriage in their agenda or life, there is no reason to really spend the time to get to know a guy and get attached to them.

So, what is the source of this madness is what you all are probably thinking. I do not know. At one point in my life, I realized that people spend way too little time doing things for themselves because they are too busy tending to and trying to please others. One life, one love which is love for myself.

Do not get me wrong, I appreciate men and have lovely dreams about them, but at the end of the day, I wanna be alone nursing a cup of coffee or going crazy at the gym to achieve the Miranda Kerr body that I’ve told myself I will have one day (with the existence of Haagen Daaz and Entemann’s, that is not likely in the near future).

I think I am like this because I have very high standards when it comes to the other sex. I want the best of the best and will not settle for less. The do not own a single high end designer bag because, one, I do not have the money, and two if my mother saw what I bought with the money, she would smack me out of the state and back. I am the type of person that refuses to buy knockoffs because I deserve the best. If not, I rather not have it at all. Some people dream of owning a Chanel bag, but for now settle for a Coach or a Juicy Couture one instead. Me? I want an Hermes and an Hermes only. It is not fair for Chanel or Louis Vuitton if I got them as a “you will do for now” and it is not fair for me because I am settling for less than I deserve. It is a relationship that does not work.
This concept is applied when it comes to me and selecting men. Mr. Right can come through the door, but if I do not think he’s right, he is going right back out that door. I have let a lot of catches go because of this mentality of mine. They were all equally handsome, smart, productive, and BUSY, but something about them did not feel right. They all felt like Chanels rather than Hermeses.
For those who do not know what the difference between a Chanel and and Hermes is, let me explain. Do not get me wrong. Chanel is great and I appreciate it, but Hermes bestills my heart exponentially more. The thing about Hermes is that it is not obtainable by everyone. Even if the people that wanted an Hermes bag were able to afford it, there is no guarantee that they will go home with one at the end of the day because these uniquely handcrafted bags are only made a certain number and when they sell out, that is it. Chanel on the other hand is massly produced and can be obtained by those who can afford it.
People always say “there is no such thing as Prince Charming,” but I beg to differ. I am pretty sure there is. It is just a matter of patience and not settling for less. C’mon, if you are selling something, don’t you want the most out of it? You wouldn’t settle for less. In a relationship, you are selling yourself to that one person because you are required to be only with the one you are dating or going out with and no one else. So why settle?

***For the record, I am not waiting for prince charming. All I am saying is that I am an Hermes bag that cannot be obtained by the average Joe or the above average Jason. I can be seen, but not obtained unless you are maybe perhaps the lucky guy that qualified for this exclusive piece of artwork (ME J). Even then, you are not guaranteed. You will need to go through a bunch of things required by myself. Sorry boys!***

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