The Girl On the Fridge: Stories
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Suddenly I could do it. I’d say “Freeze!” and everyone would freeze, just like that, in the middle of the street. Cars, bicycles, even those little motor scooters delivery guys use would stop in their tracks. And I’d walk past them looking for the hottest girls. I’d tell them to drop their shopping bags, I’d walk them off a bus, then I’d bring them home and fuck their brains out. It was great. Beyond great. “Freeze!” “Come here!” “Lie down on the bed!” And kablooey. These girls I had were knocko...uts, centerfolds. I was on top of the world. I felt like a king.
And then my mother started getting involved.
My mother told me she wasn’t completely happy with the whole business. I told her there was no reason not to be happy. “I tell the girls to come and they come. It’s not as if I rape them or anything.”
And my mother said, “No, no. God forbid. It’s just that there’s something very impersonal about it. Unemotional. I don’t know how to explain it, but I have this gut feeling that you don’t really connect with them.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly I could do it. I’d say “Freeze!” and everyone would freeze, just like that, in the middle of the street. Cars, bicycles, even those little motor scooters delivery guys use would stop in their tracks. And I’d walk past them looking for the hottest girls. I’d tell them to drop their shopping bags, I’d walk them off a bus, then I’d bring them home and fuck their brains out. It was great. Beyond great. “Freeze!” “Come here!” “Lie down on the bed!” And kablooey. These girls I had were knocko...uts, centerfolds. I was on top of the world. I felt like a king.
And then my mother started getting involved.
My mother told me she wasn’t completely happy with the whole business. I told her there was no reason not to be happy. “I tell the girls to come and they come. It’s not as if I rape them or anything.”
And my mother said, “No, no. God forbid. It’s just that there’s something very impersonal about it. Unemotional. I don’t know how to explain it, but I have this gut feeling that you don’t really connect with them.”
What to read after The Girl On the Fridge: Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Etgar Keret to read onlineMoreLess
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