You Remind Me Of A Girl I Once Knew

I can just imagine Rene saying to his wife, "Baby it's not what you think, she's a man!" That was taken from White Chicks. I wonder how Rene could have went all of those years not knowing that Song was indeed a man. Was Rene simply confused about his sexual orientation? Maybe Rene purposefully imagined Song as a woman, when he knew that he was a man. So he wouldn't have to own up to the truth, and could just live blissfully in his imagination. Sick. This reminds me of the movie "A Beautiful Mind", Russell Crowe played a schizophrenic character. He kept on imagining his friends, and kept thinking that they were real. Through treatment and the love of his wife, he recovered and went back to teaching. I think that Rene would have figured out that Song was a man, if Rene just got help. They also say that "love is blind", and you can see in this play, that it takes on a hilarious interpretation. Love makes you oversee certain things, like little pet peeves, their slopiness, etc. But to oversee a penis? That's the epitome of a male, that is what deferentiates a male from a female. And how can you not see that Song had one after 20 years? Surely Rene must have brushed up on it once, or realized that Song had an adam's apple, or something like that. What makes us overlook things? Is is in our subconcious? When we stop thinking logically, our subconscious takes over. And in Rene's case, he just goes on this whirlwind ride. Those french people. Haha I kid :]