Dear ...
Your flippant, over-the-shoulder apology had all the sincerity of a hooker's smile. But that was then, and this is now. Today, I saw your video, and no matter how heroic your efforts were to save that man's life, all I could think of is how the years have not been kind to you
I used to go to games just to watch you lead the pep squad in your short, short skirt and too-tight sweater. Forget the score or even which team had the ball. I was hooked on your voluptuous appearance and flashbulb smile!
So one day I asked you out, and you responded with so much laughter, I thought you'd faint. If I hadn't been mortified with embarrassment, I would have run out and kept running. As it was, I was trapped by the people crowding around asking what happened, and then adding their own laughter to yours. You managed to get to the door first, and for the briefest of moments, you looked as if you knew exactly what I was going through. Then you mouthed, "I'm sorry" over your shoulder and left with your friends.
Was it really such an absurdity to imagine that I would be interested in you? Was it such an hysterical thought that you would consent to spend an evening with me? Do you and your friends still laugh about it to this day?
Trust me, all my interest in you died that day. Then I saw the video. You did very well, from what I could see. The chest compressions and breaths were timed just right. It's probably to your credit that the guy survived at all! But it wasn't until you stood up at the end and lit that cigarette that I noticed how fat you had become.
Girl, you were only 5'2" back then, and the embodiment of every adolescent fantasy. But I daresay that if you weigh less than 300 pounds now, it's not by much. You have no neck, no waist, and your legs seem to go up only as far as your knees! Your hair hangs limp, and in bright sunlight, your skin looks like warm cottage cheese.
Oh, how I wish I could take that video back in time and show it to you and your friends back then! I wish they could see that their Goddess of Desire would become a large wheel of soft cheese with legs and arms. Time and gravity have worked my retribution for me. True, I'm no Adonis myself, but I never had so far to fall as you - I was already absurdly unattractive, remember? Not much distance down from there, let me tell you!
I would laugh, but I also feel sorry for you. Two ex-husbands, three kids, diabetes, and an utter lack of physical appeal.
I guess you now have to live for those moments when men have heart attacks so that you can have something resembling a kiss on the lips ... no wonder you needed a cigarette afterward!
(Oh! Was that a slam? I guess it was! My bad.)
Sincerely,
"The Spaz"
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