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Just an observation really

31 replies

bestfriendswithbenefits · 02/03/2009 17:01

Why do some ( many? ) intelligent, nice men always go for a certain type of woman? Simpering, fluffy women who massage their ego's and who you wouldn't think was their type at all. I guess the ego-massaging is the answer really isn't it?

I just find it frustrating. Men who I respect, value their opinions, just seem to think with dicks I suppose.

I suppose I am a bit put out, because I'm not that kind of woman, and I obviously haven't got "it" whatever it exactly is.

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morningpaper · 03/03/2009 17:32

WAIT

maybe I am one?

CaptainKarvol · 03/03/2009 17:36

go on, bat your eyelashes. Nooo, not at me, I'm a girl (so invisible)...

morningpaper · 03/03/2009 17:41

oh that's ok

I do girls too

and nice plants

pretty much anything to be honest

DaddyJ · 03/03/2009 17:43

Ah, fluffy is the new dizzy!

solidgoldbullet4myvalentine · 04/03/2009 11:34

More men than one tends to think, are led by their egos, not their dicks when it comes to relationships. They want a woman who thinks that the Man is the important one in the relationship.
Mind you, in my younger days I went through a maddening spell of losing FWB after FWB to appalling fucked-up bunnyboilers (the sort who have a mile-long back catalogue of disastrous relatinships, therapy, dead aquaintances etc, are utterly self-obsessed and get away with it because they are thin and pretty).
But then I am now old enough to be glad and proud about the fact that I am a much better friend than a girlfriend or partner - it suits me so much better.

rolledhedgehog · 04/03/2009 12:10

DH is intelligent and lovely and I am told that I have the personality of a rottweiler (bit harsh I thought).

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