My name is Brianna; I got your P.O. box address from a friend of mine (you might know her, then again you might not, she's the one sitting on the couch behind a book as big as her head) and I would like to take this chance to say a couple things. For your convenience, I shall number them.
One. I would like to compliment you on your perfection. You really are spectacular. It's alarming how charming...you are. I would love to know who designs your wardrobe, because I'd like to talk to them about a wardrobe for myself. Anyway. You're perfect. Not only are you devilishly attractive, but you're witty, intelligent, alluring, brave, adventurous, self-assured, and of course, highly desirable. In fact, everyone's looking for you. That brings me to my second comment.
Two. Where are you? I keep hearing about people looking for you, and I have to admit that I picked up a raggedy map that promised it would divulge your location, but I probably would have been better off using a GPS. You seem to be lost in some unplottable location because I haven't seen on any Facebook statuses that someone's found you. I would have thought I would hear by now. If you've been lost for so long, it's only a matter of time that someone'll find you. Maybe you should hold a press conference and give some clues as to where someone can find you. Only the cleverest or most devious people need apply, unless you have clones that you can give to the less than worthy.
Three. Where did you come from? If you can't tell me where you are, the least you can do is tell me where you're from. I'm guessing you're not from an alien planet or a different dimension (unless you're The Doctor), but you had to come from somewhere. Who are your parents? I get the feeling that you were raised by Optimism and Imagination with Disney as a close godfather who came over for dinner weekly. Nurtured on the food of dreams, happy thoughts and pixie dust seasoning, you grew up to be your perfect self. The most desired man in the world, right next to Mr. Right. Unless of course you're the same person, but that's another question altogether.
Four. What are you looking for? Brains? Brawn? Beauty? I know a couple people who would be prime candidates for your consideration, so if you're interested, you should really give me a call: ***/***-****.
Five. What are you waiting for? I find it really interesting that girls and women of all ages are looking for you, even though the majority of them wish to be pursued by you. So are you waiting for them to find you so you can give chase? But what if you're tired of the chase? Where does that leave your ardent admirers? I can tell you right now that if you just come out of hiding for a little while, you're bound to get laid almost immediately. I say "almost" because it might take a little time for clothes to be torn off, but all the same, you'd be in pretty good shape considering you're in high demand. If someone were selling you, they should hike up the price because there's only one of you, and everyone wants you. Just think of the profit that people could make off of you... (Cynical Brianna pipes up and points out that's how Godfather Disney did it.)
Six. This may be a radical idea, and you might not agree, or this paragraph might be the reason why you don't write back to me, but can I be my own Prince Charming? Theoretically, all I have to do is transfer those complements I gave you to me, and then I could be devilishly attractive, witty, intelligent, etc. I'm not talking narcissism here, I'm talking self-love, which is a milder and healthier form of narcissism. Would that be cool? Would you be okay with that? I'm saying that if I become the type of person I would find desirable, would you come out of hiding and introduce yourself? Then there's the whole thing that maybe I would be too much like you that we couldn't get along, but we could work it out, right? But if I become my own Prince Charming, will I still need you? I also wonder if there will be other people in the world that will be drawn to me and my Charming-ness and maybe then I could settle for the court jester or a traveling minstrel or the jack-of-all-trades I saw working on repairing the waterwheel in town. At that point would it still be considered "settling" if I had the attributes I find desirable in Prince Charming and then love between myself and a serf?
Don't get me wrong, I'm still a huge fan of yours, you're still on my Christmas AND birthday wish lists since just about forever, but if there's only one of you, and there are how many me's? I'm just trying to figure things out so everyone can win.
Anyway, if things don't work out with Cinderella/Snow White/Rapunzel/Sleeping Beauty, give me a call.
Yours ever,
Brianna
P.S. I found this super cute poem that I thought you might enjoy: Prince Charming.
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| Prince Charming vs. Dragon |
"Someday your Prince Charming will come. Mine just took a wrong turn, got lost, and is too stubborn to ask for directions."
- Unknown
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