To: California Patriot
I'm perfectly humble and never boasted that I had a long stream of successes with gorgeous women (go back and check).
Sound reasons are like 'this guy thinks im somehow less human, what a total arse.' It doesn't take mind reading - your view comes through in all sorts of ways, both verbal and nonverbal.
You are wrong about my key assumption: I don't think it's never the woman's fault. In fact, I explicitly said some women are just shallow and a waste of time (go back and check, again). I will say this though (smugly, even): all your interactions have one common denominator. Since they were with different women, care to guess what (HINT: or who) that common denominator was?
Your commentary and negativity reinforces my view. It's really up to you to change, or hang on to that negativity and hate all those shallow gorgeous chicks!
And on a personal note, since I tend to date attractive women, just what are you saying about a guy like me if you insist that these women are shallow and less human. It can't possibly be flattering, right?
At least consider the possibility that there are many very attractive women who have sound judgment and good taste in men.
358 posted on
08/19/2006 10:22:55 PM PDT by
HitmanLV
("If at first you don't succeed, keep on sucking until you do succeed." - Jerry 'Curly' Howard)
To: HitmanLV
"Many attractive women who have sound judgment and good taste in men." Sure, there are "many." I doubt it's a majority.
I certainly don't think you're a jerk based on your success with hot ladies. Clearly, you are attractive to them in some way, and a nice guy can be attractive to them. But it's not necessarily because you're a great guy, because that's not the fundamental thing in physical attraction. And I don't think your track record means you have superior insight, into them let alone into me.
362 posted on
08/19/2006 11:02:26 PM PDT by
California Patriot
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