Are you playing enough in your life?
Darlin' the question should be, "Are those you play with satisfying?"
The answer instinctively is a big fat "no." What a downright bore most encounters are, how incredibly generic and ordinary their responses and pleasures.
To play, is to dream. To dream, is to think. To think, is to produce. But whom shall I play with once production ensues? I am giddy when I think of the many toys I am working to acquire; a fast coupe (Mercedes, Audi, or the long-term goal of a Maserati), a ritzy loft within a prominent city (baby, there is nothing like Manhattan), and a to-die for wardrobe consisting of top shelf fashion designers. Bah! Romance is a tricky little sucker. Cheap sex is unfulfilling, uncomplimentary, and potentially hazardous to one's self-esteem.
Do I play enough? Most likely not, I probably worry more than I do play but I am biased when determining worry v. play. My worries stem from the thought of not having enough fun. The issue here, is my capacity to do the things I esteem as utterly exhilarating.
I haven't answered the question. Here is the most accurate answer I can give and could possibly be someone else's words, a girl can never have too much play for there are no limits to enjoyment and happiness. There is no standard in existence that measures under acceptability of play. If you produce a sincere smile or engage in vivacious laughter for each hour of the day, you most certainly conduct a beautiful life.

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