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From: chrisa@azure.UUCP (Chris Andersen)
Newsgroups: net.singles,net.social
Subject: Re: Intelligence
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Date: Thu, 20-Jun-85 05:00:30 EDT
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Summary: 

>
>Excellent analysis!  (no :-) here, I'm serious!)
>Not only only have you offered a more logical explanation than mine,
>but it leads to great insight on the dynamics of romantic love.
>Now, when I am attracted to a woman, one of the first things I will ask
>is what her father was like, and what she thought of the relationship.
>This will give me a better idea as to what sort of man she's looking for,
>and whether I will be able to appeal to her in the long run.
>
That is if it is a quality in her father that she looks up to.

Chris Andersen