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From: tron@fluke.UUCP (Peter Barbee)
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Subject: Re: Money vs. Good looks
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Date: Mon, 3-Jun-85 19:59:10 EDT
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So here we are talking about what promotes interest from MOTAS, and why,
again |-).

This is probably a stupid and naive thought but, does it matter?  Does
it matter why you are attracted to another person?  Maybe it would be nice
if the two of you were honest (I've always liked women whose second toe
is longer than their big toe) about what the big attraction is, but it seems
to be most important that there is one.  Later it will be important that is
still exists, of that there is a new attraction.

I have asked women to share some time on the basis of their good income, or
their shapely legs, or any of a hundred (well maybe a couple of dozen) other
reasons.  I mean there has to be some reason to notice that particular person
in the first place.  What keeps me (and I hope her) coming back is simply a 
feeling of enjoyment.  I know I never enjoyed an afternoon bike ride because
of her good income (her shapely legs might be a different story |-)) but 
because of how I felt in her company.

Does is really matter why?		No, we just want to have fun.

Peter B