他其實(shí)沒那么喜歡你 第4期:格雷格的介紹(1)

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格雷格的介紹

So I'm sitting in the writers' room at Sex and the Citypondering my good fortune to be the only straightmale on the predominantly female writing staff (actuallyI'm just eating a cookie) , when the writers begintalking about the guys they're seeing.

所以當(dāng)我正坐在《欲望都市》的編劇室里，思考著在女性寫作人員占主導(dǎo)的團(tuán)隊(duì)里，我作為唯一的直男真是好運(yùn)時(shí)，(實(shí)際上我只是在吃著一個(gè)餅干)，編劇們開始談?wù)撍齻冋诩s會(huì)的對(duì)象。

This is a common occurrence, as it is part of the writing process for a show that explores romantic relationships.

這件事很常見，因?yàn)樗沁@部探究戀愛關(guān)系的電視劇寫作過程的一部分。

It is endlessly fascinating. I know that sounds sarcastic, but I'm being for real.

它充滿了無窮的魅力。我知道這聽起來諷刺，但我是實(shí)話實(shí)說。

So on this particular day, one of the ladies pipes up with, "Greg, you're a guy."

在這特別的一天，一個(gè)女士高聲說到："格雷格，你是一個(gè)男人。"

She is very observant, this one, for I am indeed a guy.

她觀察的很仔細(xì)，因?yàn)槲掖_實(shí)是一個(gè)男人。

Then she says, "So I've been seeing this guy....Well, I think I have."

然后她說，所以我一直在跟這家伙約會(huì)...嗯，我覺得是約會(huì)。

I know the answer.

我知道答案了。

"See, we went to a movie and it was great. I mean he didn't hold my hand, but that's cool. I don'tlike to hold hands."

我們?nèi)タ戳穗娪?，那很棒。我的意思是雖然他沒有牽我的手，那沒關(guān)系。因?yàn)槲也幌矚g牽手。

Still know the answer.

還是知道答案。

"But afterward he kissed me in the parking lot. So I asked if he wanted to come over, but he had areally important meeting in the morning so he didn't come over."

但后來他在停車場吻了我。所以我問他是否想來我家，但是他說第二天上午有一個(gè)非常重要的會(huì)議，所以他不過來了。

C' mon. Are you kidding me? Know it!

得了吧。你在開玩笑么?我就知道!

So I asked, "Have you heard from him?"

所以我問了，"他有聯(lián)系你么?"

"Well, that's the thing. This was like a week ago" —now you should know the answer— "and thentoday he e-mails me and is like, ‘Why haven't I heard from you?' "

"好吧，這就是問題所在。貌似是一個(gè)禮拜之前"——你應(yīng)該知道答案了——"他給我發(fā)郵件說‘為什么你沒有聯(lián)系我呢?'"

I stared at her for a moment while the answer was bursting out of my eyeballs.

我盯著她看了一會(huì)兒，答案從我的眼球里呼之欲出。

Oh, ladies, you make me so mad sometimes!

噢，女士們，有時(shí)候你們真讓我抓狂!

Here is this beautiful, talented, super-smart girl, who is a writer on an award- winning TV show, ashow known for its incisive observations about men, who you would think could have her pick ofjust about any dude around.

這是一個(gè)美麗、才華橫溢、聰明的女孩，她是一個(gè)獲獎(jiǎng)電視劇的編劇，節(jié)目以其對(duì)男人深刻的見解而聞名，你會(huì)認(rèn)為她可以自行選擇周圍的任何男人。

This superstar of a woman is confused about a situation that to me is so clear.

這個(gè)在超級(jí)巨星般的女人看來困惑不已的情況，對(duì)我而言是如此清晰。

Actually, confused is the wrong word, because she's too smart for that.

事實(shí)上不應(yīng)該用困惑來形容，因?yàn)樗h(yuǎn)比之聰明。

She's hopeful, not confused. But the situation is hopeless, so I broke the news to her: "He's justnot that into you."

她是對(duì)此抱有期望，而不是困惑。但這個(gè)情況是無望的，所以我把消息告訴了她：他只是沒那么喜歡你。

And let me tell you, that's the good news, because wasting time with the wrong person is just timewasted.

讓我告訴你吧，這其實(shí)是個(gè)好消息，因?yàn)榘褧r(shí)間浪費(fèi)在錯(cuò)誤的人身上只是浪費(fèi)時(shí)間。

And when you do move on and find your right person, believe me, you're not going to wish you hadgotten to spend more time with Stinky the Time-Waster or Freddy Can't-Remember-to-Call.

當(dāng)你繼續(xù)前進(jìn)，找到合適你的人時(shí)，相信我，你不會(huì)希望你花了更多時(shí)間在浪費(fèi)時(shí)間的臭小子或忘記打電話的弗雷迪身上。