What Love Is Page #5
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and all 10 men are telling her
how beautiful she is
and how amazing she is.
They're lighting her cigarette,
buying her drinks
and just treating her
like gold.
Then, all of a sudden,
in walks the 11th man.
He takes one look at her
and says, "how you doing?"
Turns his back on her
and starts talking to his boys.
That's the guy she wants
to be with, the 11th man,
not any of the 10 men
who were treating her well,
but the one guy
who couldn't care less.
And why? Because, for some
reason, women don't want nice.
They don't want real. They
I mean, not at first,
and sometimes not ever,
and I think that's crazy,
and I refuse to play that game.
I mean, you?
You are a master at it, Sal,
but it's just not me,
it's not who I am.
I don't want to play
that game,
get a girl by pretending
that I don't like her.
I wanna be with a woman
who's real,
who-who digs it
when I'm nice to her,
who doesn't see that
as weakness,
or take me for granted
when I tell her
that I think she's more amazing
than anything else
in the entire world,
but unfortunately,
most women aren't like that.
They say they are, and
deep down inside they wanna be,
but they're not.
You know what? He's right.
I never could understand that.
When I was a kid, every girl
I liked had a boyfriend.
And I'd have to
hear about it all the time.
How he'd, you know,
f*** their best friends,
cheat on 'em, spend their money,
wreck their car...
A-and, of course, they'd come
crying on my shoulder
'cause I was a good "friend. "
And I'd ask 'em why,
"why don't you just dump the guy
that's treating you like sh*t
and be with me?"
I mean, I was right there.
I'd lay the world at their feet
if they'd let me,
but they'd always say
the same thing...
"I can't because I love him.
I just love him. "
Yeah.
How would you know?
Believe me, being gay
doesn't exclude you
from the neurosis
of relationships.
I wish it did.
But it's the same all over.
Everybody's playing the "I like
you, but you don't like me,
then when you do like me,
I don't like you" game.
It's insane.
Insanity.
Well, I hate to admit it,
to agree with him.
When I was a little kid,
I used to bring girls flowers.
f***ing songs.
I even gave that one girl...
remember Molly Gere...
I gave her that locket necklace
for Valentine's day.
Sal, you wrote songs?
Shut up. My point is this...
you remember what she did to me?
She kicked me in the shin,
threw the locket on the ground
and ran around telling the whole
school I had f***ing cooties.
I remember that. You went home
in tears that day.
Those weren't tears, tom.
She threw sand in my eyes, too.
We were
in the first grade.
No, no, no, my point is this...
it was like that for years...
Until, ahem, I discovered
the pattern to "Pac-man. "
could play "Pac-man"?
No, stupid, I'm making
an analogy here.
Chicks got a pattern.
See? Like "Pac-man. "
You remember "Pac-man," right?
"Pac-man," motherf***er,
had a pattern.
George is right. For chicks,
it's the 11th-man theory.
As soon as you figure out
how to be the 11th man,
you got no problem
banging any chick you want.
Only problem you do have
is now you have to deal
with some manipulative
little freak
you're stuck with
'cause you hooked her.
Which is why, gentlemen,
I resigned myself
a long time ago
to being a rich motherf***er.
That way, I can afford
to have some young, hot,
gold-digging arm piece,
works out six,
eight hours a day
just to take care
of my physical needs.
Mm.
Well, that's limiting.
What about intellectually,
emotionally?
What about emotionally
or intellectually?
Now, most women think monogamy
is a type of wood.
They don't know how to be it.
They certainly don't know
how to spell it.
And they say men cheat?
Who the f*** do you think
we're cheating with?
Certainly not you, Wayne.
You think I'm getting...
Emotionally connected to a woman
like that? I don't think so.
And if I want
intellectual stimulation,
motherf***er, I'll read a book.
You're gonna go
the rest of your life
just willing to settle
for having to compartmentalize?
I don't even f***ing understand
what you said,
but, yeah, sure, I'll do that.
No, I'm serious.
At this point in my life,
my idea of synergy
is getting a blowj*b
from Pamela Anderson
while reading, uh, Doskeyevsky.
I'm telling you, George,
on a pedestal.
They'll just sh*t on you
from up there.
Tom, too. Christ, me, too.
Hey, George, hey, if you
want real, that's great.
Go deal with them
Portland b*tches
and 3-pounds-a-day
granola-eating habit,
sporting that f***ing bendy.
Hey, George!
Hey, I'm talking to you.
Hey. Hello? Is that real?
Seriously, if I...
I have a question.
and I read
that Celestine prophecy
and I "no-hom-ro-yoren-kyo"
my f***ing ass off all day
while I reek of Bo
and sandalwood
and I got 10 different kinds
of incense
coming out my f***ing butthole,
does that make me real?
Hey, motherf***er.
Am I a real motherf***er?
I'll tell you right now.
Motherf***er,
I may bullshit women,
Lesson over.
Let me tell you, that is
I've ever heard
in my entire life, seriously.
How the f*** would you...
no, no, no.
No, please.
Mr. tough guy.
Got the whole f***ing wide world
and you ain't even 40.
Well, I love you, but you ain't
doing nothing but bullshitting.
What are you talking about?
Sal, you're the biggest romantic
I know. More than any of us.
Who do you think you're fooling?
Come on,
we've all known you
since elementary school, too.
running around playing gangster,
but you didn't
start out like that.
You wear your heart
on your sleeve.
It's the biggest heart
in the world.
Tough as you wanna be,
how to keep people
from taking their shots at it.
You talk about indoctrination,
look at yourself.
I didn't say sh*t
about indoctri...
sure, you did. When you
tried to sell Wayne
on that line of crap
about how
he's not really
a homosexual
'cause he didn't come out
of the womb like that.
What about you?
Think you came out
of your mother
with all that attitude
and sh*t that makes you you?
You didn't start out that way.
You gave a girl
a locket necklace, man,
and wrote her a f***ing song.
Or you guys wanna talk about
the 11th man theory,
game-playing, the vicious circle
and sh*t about how
like you did when you were 16?
Well, I think
you can't help it.
I think you do have feelings,
in spite of yourself sometimes.
I think that is
what you wrestle with.
I mean, look at yourself,
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