How could Lois understand this about Clark when he won't let her in to all that is going on his life? If anything, Lois was an open book in this episode sharing her insecurities about her life being in transition and disarray. Lois wasn't showing a thirst for a man, but rather a thirst, a hunger, for purpose and strength outside of her relationships (platonic and romantic) with the Blur and Clark respectively.
Correction: Her purpose was tied up with Clark and the Blur before this episode, but Lois came away from her experience with Perry as a more actualized human being. She needed to do what she did, so that her relationship with Clark could thrive. Now all Clark needs to do is share his secret with her, and things will become even better between them.
she would have a more purpose in life, if she looked within herself, developing her career goals, instead of waiting for strange men to call her...for a story, the world has lots of untold stories...lois has actually stopped living, and her whole oxygen tank is dependent on this blur guy...
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