looking for mr. right

what a hilarious morning. was just sitting down on my floor pondering what needs to be done and i looked over at the book shelf in my room and this book caught my eye. obviously i picked it up and read it.

and this is what it says ..

it turns out that men are just as fustrating now as they were when you first became aware of their existence.
Men are ridiculously pig-headed and stubborn.
They are completely unable to express their feelings,
because men have no idea what real strength is.
Men are obsessed with size and appearance.
They are inherently jealous and suspicious,
often paranoid about relationships,
and will go to great lengths to avoid committment.
Basically, they are unreliable and goofy,
because the fact is, men are not very bright.
It's no wonder, then, that trying to have a quality relationship with a man can be the best way to bring on a migraine.

ok, i don't want to continue typing anymore. so! it's not a book degrading men, but more of a moral booster for females in search of the so called 'mr. right'.

how often one will wonder, how do you know whether mr right, or miss right, is the right one? is it just based purely on feelings? or does everything else fit? to appreciate someone else and respect him or her for who they are, and not who they are suppose to be by your standards. To learn to live with each other's flaws and to make each other a better person. to be able to place a smile on each other's faces. to understand the joy, the pain, and everything about them. to not be irk that much by that person's bad habits because they don't really matter to you as much as other types of bad habits do.

and how often do we forget the needs of others and just want what's right for ourselves without considering others?