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From: aaz@pucc-i (Marc Mengel)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: attitude
Message-ID: <1093@pucc-i>
Date: Tue, 30-Jul-85 15:15:37 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 30 15:15:37 1985
Date-Received: Thu, 1-Aug-85 23:50:23 EDT
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Keywords: The Attidude
Summary: when do you drop the act?

	  Ok.  Lets say I go out to our ficticious dance hall, with my
     full Joe Studd emotional armor in place.  I say, "Hey baby, spit or
     swallow?" (all the while keeping in mind that she is merely a sex
     object :-) ) and she goes for it.  Now its the next morning, or a
     week later, (or whenever) and I really want to tell her about my
     passion for Japanese Flower Arrangement.  How do you drop the Joe
     Studd act and become a Real Person?  

	  I have tried the Joe Studd act a few times, and it seems to
     work fairly well, but the problem I find is that the woman is not
     interested in *ME*, but rather in Joe Studd, that ficticious person
     who brings women to a screaming frenzy with his mere glance.  Lets
     face it: Joe Studd doesn't care about the woman, as indicated, he
     is after the proverbial One Thing.  

	  When you are trying to find someone interested in yourself,
     being sombody else doesn't help.

					Marc Mengel
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					Marc Mengel
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