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But, as I was thinking back to the women to whom I was attracted, they all came from some sort of 'disfunctional' family.
gracie said:i remember being very attracted to the character of Dana Scully on the X-Files... beautiful, aloof, intelligent... beautiful.
I, like some others, must be an exception then! I'd rather stay single than end up with someone like my dad. I actually find men very, very opposite of him to be attractive. I've been attracted to a lot of different guys, but I find that I, like Martha, seem to have a very protective, nurturing side to me, which therefore makes guys that are somewhat dysfunctional, or have difficult backgrounds, to be very, very appealing to me. I was attracted to the last guy I dated not merely for his good looks, but for the shyness, vulnerability, and sensitivity that he exuded. There was more to him than met the eye. I love that in people. I find depth extremely attractive.Prima said:
Only the HOTTEST CHICK EVER. She's on Alias and was in Elektra.truthseekingsoul said:
Ahhh!! She's just eye candy, no substance.Saw11_2000 said:
YOU CAN'T DENY!!!!!!:jiggy:jewscout said:
EEk, girls that is SO TRUE! Beware! I never even met my husband yet when I fell in love with him online because of his poetry and good heart, well when I did meet him he didn't look like my dad, but when the two met, they started chatting like old chums and it seems they had EVERYTHING in common! It really startles me sometimes - like the other day my husband was singing around the house, and the song was all too familiar, it was one my dad always sung when I was little!!Prima said:
That reminds me of when I had already been married a few years; one day in the Bank, I saw a girl feverishingly working away. I went up to her and asked "Is there anything I could do for you ?" .Ceridwen018 said:Well, I'm glad that the stereotype of, "Girls are attracted to guys like their fathers/who were brought up with the same ideas on intimacy" doesn't apply to EVERYONE, or else I would personally be better off shooting myself now, and getting ahead of the game.
I consider myself to be very picky about guys...Shania's "That don't Impress Me Much" comes to mind. As a result, I've only ever had two "serious" relationships (aka, lasting more than 4 months) in my life. (Let it be kown that the word 'serious' is in quotes with respect to the first relationship, which was mere childish infatuation compared to the second. Whacha!) Basically, I lack the usual feminine instinct of, "OMG! I HAVE to have a guy!" I'd rather not waste my time, lol.
I also don't think it is possible to fall in love numerous times. Well, maybe a couple times, but one difference between infatuation and love is the rarity of it. I believe that true love is very rare. Once you find it, you'd better never let it go.
I love you, Eric.
michel said:That reminds me of when I had already been married a few years; one day in the Bank, I saw a girl feverishingly working away. I went up to her and asked "Is there anything I could do for you ?" .
She quietly stopped doing what she was doing, looked me up and down a couple of times, and said " Frankly, No.". You could hear the laughter out in the street!
