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From: owens@gatech.UUCP (Gerald R. Owens)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: THE kiss of death (insecure women)
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Date: Fri, 22-Jun-84 15:54:44 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jun 22 15:54:44 1984
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<munch>

     Yep.  I quite agree.  Being labeled "nice" or a "gentleman" is the
kiss of death as far as becoming some woman's SO.  What makes "nice"
people so unattractive for a really serious relationship to so many
women excapes me.  I mean, *I'D* like a "nice" person to be my SO, and would
voluntarily surrender to the nearest funny farm the moment I started
exclusively looking for the female version of "jerks" to date.  Oh well, 
I guess there are masochists and there are sadists and there are 
us "nice" "gentlemen" misfits.

     Further interesting observation:  Recently, I have been shaving every
other day to save wear and tear on my face.  Amazingly, the days when
it seemed to me that women were more solicitous and agreeable were the days
when I didn't shave!  Apparently, the more disreputable you look, the more
"attractive" you are to the female sex.

					getting cynical with d*mn good reason,
					Gerald Owens @ gatech

"Logic!  Logic!  What are they teaching in the schools these days??"