I was updating the Twitter app on my Mac when I was prompted by Apple to update my security info. "Sure," I thought. "This seems like a reasonable thing to do." So far so good, right? I filled out my first two security questions with ease. (Yes, my first concert was New Kids on the Block. I was in 6th grade and I wore a pink mock turtleneck and baggy, acid-washed jeans. Oof.) But, the options for the third security question were a bit of a nose crinkler. See?
I don't have a partner to take trips with, Apple Security Info. Jeez. Get off my back. I'm a single, ex-New Kids on the Block fan who's first job was working at a candy store. This is my life reduced to a trio of security questions. "I don't want your life!" -James Van Der Beek,
Varsity Blues.
I've never had a security question make me so defensive before. Clearly, the team at Apple Security doesn't realize that times are tough dating-wise these days. Frankly, I'm not in the mood to think about why I don't have a guy to take trips with. I don't know. Texting? I feel like texting plays a part in that? Lame emoticons? General lack of chemistry with most men my age? Fuck, I don't know. I just want to update my Twitter app in peace, thank you very much.
And now I'm in the mood to listen to "
Step by Step" because if that doesn't cheer me up, then nothing will. (FYI, I still know all the words to the song by heart!)
3 comments:
This is really great post.Thanks.
Maybe not share your security answers in the future, eh?
I didn't give out my Apple password and it's only 2 out of 3 security answers. I'm sure I'll be fine! But, thanks for the concern.
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