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From: sommers@topaz.ARPA (Mamaliz @ The Soup Kitchen)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Twin SOs (Re: re hidden trigger)
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Date: Thu, 25-Jul-85 20:16:39 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 25 20:16:39 1985
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>I have seen several responses from men who've said that they've had SOs
>who have resembled previous SOs, but I wonder if this happens to women,
>as well.  I haven't seen any articles to that effect.
>
>Gregg Mackenzie
>denelcor!gmack


Well, as my friends point out - I do run to a type.  2 of my boyfriends
have looked enough alike to be confused at a casual glance.  I seem to get
involved with people who have one of two body types.  I also have a lot of
stuff I like (like long hair on a man) so I guess most of my SO's look
somewhat alike.

I think that most of us have a body type that we consider physically
attractive (not necessarily the same body type that we want to look at in
a magazine model).  If our relationships contain an element of lust, we
will probably lust for this body type.

I find that gorgeous men are great to look at in the movies, but I don't
think I would find Tom Selleck all that interesting in bed...Nick Nolte
now... :-)


liz
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