new discovery, blogging, Hayden Kho and hypocrisy

Well. I just forgot what I was about to type when I say that there is now an option for manually setting the date and time of your blog entry. Kinda long overdue if you ask me, since this was initially the reason why I blogged in Blogger and not here in Multiply--I just made the switch out of necessity when some glitch prevented me from posting there.

So anywho. What was I supposed to write again? Hell, I can't remember. Talk about memory gap. Oh well.

Times like this, I miss my old functioning brain. Was just reading some of Patrisha's works earlier and I kinda feel envious that she could write all those good stuff while I could hardly hold a coherent thought these days. Really gotta flex some mental muscles if I don't wanna go senile at the age of thirty. Horrible thought, that is. And thirty is just when you're supposed to start the prime years of your life. Gah.

Just remembered what I was thinking before I got distracted by the time-date thing, thank God. Katrina Halili and Hayden Kho. Seriously. It's all everyone was talking about practically all day today. And the whole week, for that matter. The whole thing has everyone in a fever pitch.

Practically every female co-worker thinks Hayden is a maniac, what with the supposed(?) 41-episode sex videos that came out. I don't. I'm a feminist, yes, but I know enough about guys to realize that that many sex partners or sexual encounters for a healthy, good-looking and popular guy is nothing out out of the normal. The only thing that skews the whole picture is that fact that they were captured on video and broadcast for the whole world to see.

Privacy is a very different thing from hypocrisy. Sex is nothing new and everyone sooner or later takes part of it, so why condemn those who do it captured on video? Why condemn them for taking pleasure in doing the act? Just because the female in the video enjoys it and they don't doesn't give them the right to condemn her and label her a slut. Hypocrisy sucks.