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To: sunvalley
All men say that want a nice girl, one who hasn't slept around, has great values, etc. but I don't believe it. Most men will gravitate directly to the loud, half-dressed gals because they are more "fun". I don't think men (in general) want a nice girl; they want to have a good time.

I agree 100%. Men want the skinny, loud, outgoing, dumb whore. It's in 'their nature'. That's why there is a double standard. Men can sleep around and it's ok...but a woman?

196 posted on 09/27/2006 11:02:32 AM PDT by Fawn (http://www.jokaroo.com/funnyvideos/toilet_obsession.html)
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To: Fawn
Men want the skinny, loud, outgoing, dumb whore

This just isn't true (not in the way you mean it). I don't blame you for thinking that way, because women are incapabale of "compartmentalizing" sex and romance, so they have no point of reference to how a man might be attracted to a girl in one way, and attracted to a completely opposite type girl in another way.

One thing I might add is that men aren't neccessarily attracted to "skanks" physically, but SOME men are attracted to the easy access / no commitment fantasy. That does not equate to attraction to the girl herself, just her easy-open lid :) . But men don't marry girls like that.

203 posted on 09/27/2006 11:11:37 AM PDT by Warren_Piece (Smart is easy. Good is hard.)
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To: Fawn
Men want the skinny, loud, outgoing, dumb whore.

I don't agree. I am quite ladylike, but still nuts, and my boyfriend would never date someone like what you described. There are quality men out there, but they ARE hard to find.

208 posted on 09/27/2006 11:20:00 AM PDT by technochick99 ( Firearm of choice: Sig Sauer....)
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