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From: rance@cornell.UUCP (Rance Cleaveland)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: What women want
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Date: Tue, 27-Aug-85 12:39:03 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug 27 12:39:03 1985
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> >...  women always think they want nice men, but for
> >some reason, they are attracted to not-so-nice men at first.
> >At some point, though, almost every woman gets really sick
> >of these shitheads and then (hopefully) she can meet a nice
> >guy and get on with her life.   It's just that if a nice
> >guy meets a woman before she's hit this point, it's probably
> >hopeless (again, this is just from my experience, but I've
> >seen it happen again and again).
> >
> >marie desjardins park
> 
> Any idea why the above is true?  I tend to agree with the statements ( they
> apply to me too ) but I have no idea why this happens.  
> 
> 				Rea Simpson
Could this be a feminine form of rebellion?  I think most people "rebel" at
some stage in their lives against expectations which their parents/relatives/
etc. have of them, and maybe some women rebel this way....

Regards,
Rance Cleaveland