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12 comments:
YES. This is just. too. perfect.
I absolutely love this quote....it so perfectly something I've always thought!
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I love this.
Oh I love this, perfect.
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Whoa. YES!
Oh, this is soooo perfect, Meg. Thank you so much for sharing this. I recently joined a dating site and, on top of already hating that statement "nice guys finish last", now I despise it. It's a total turn-off. I'd love to send this to every one of them lol.
@Amanda: ugh, it's so hard, isn't it?!!?!?!
oh my. that is spot on.
Wait...I'm confused. So is this quote saying that it is bad to be a nice guy? Does being nice makes a man unattractive? I get the whole "good man" part; of course everyone aspires to be good...but "good" is not a personality trait; it is a reflection of character.
So I guess what I want to know is, is this quote criticizing the societal stigma that nice guys are less attractive, or is it saying outright that women do not find nice guys attractive?
@Robby: I think he's saying if nice is the one word a man chooses to characterize himself with (above all the others words out there) then the man has some work to do. Because it is a small and insignificant and boring word. A man can be nice and a hundred other things, so why not use one of those hundred other things as a descriptor?
Thanks Meg, that makes a lot of sense. :)
Brilliant. True.
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