It’s been a long time since I’ve reported on my ‘impossible journey’ to becoming man magnet (and woman magnet. I still need to find a term to encompass both.) To my surprise, it’s going incredibly well, a least the “man” half of the magnet. It seemed to hinge on finding the right question to ask […]
The Road to Mordor: Even Galadriel Couldn’t See the End
The Road to Mordor: A Call to Arms
It’s been a long time since I’ve written about taking my “impossible journey” to becoming a man magnet, at least directly. Many magical, mystical, unexpected things have resulted from this journey. To quickly sum up– the journey presented me with a host of issues and injuries that needed to be addressed and healed before I […]
The Road to Mordor: Crossing the Dead Marshes
‘But I have seen them too. In the pools when the candles were lit. They lie in all the pools, pale faces, deep deep under the dark water. I saw them: grim faces and evil, and noble faces and sad. Many faces proud and fair, and weeds in their silver hair. But all foul, all […]
The Road to Mordor: Gathering & Leading Your Fellowship
If you’ve committed to your “impossible” journey, I can pretty much guarantee you that you are going to need some major social support in order to make it all the way to success. The reason I can say this with such confidence is pretty obvious – if this were an easy journey, you would have […]
The Road to Mordor: The Cost of Staying in Rivendell
“I would’ve fucked you.” This sentence, said by a dear friend years after we met, is what truly convinced me to take this “impossible” journey. Should I have been offended? Well, maybe, but that was not my reaction at all. I was both overjoyed and completely dismayed. Overjoyed cause this man is gorgeous and a […]
The Road to Mordor: Committing to the “Impossible” Journey
If, by chance, you do not know where Mordor is, you may want to stop reading this blog and instead go read Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. (If you hate reading, the movies are also incredible.) From this point on, I’m going to assume that you are familiar enough with this work to understand […]