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"Slime" <fak### [at] email address> wrote:
> > Everybody who's bothered to get to know me apparently really likes me. And
> > yet, girls ignore me.
> >
> > Marcus, on the other hand, is an arsehole. And girls really like him.
>
> He's confident and aggressive, whereas you're shy and self-deprecating.
>
Here's a dangerous sociological hypothesis: are men who see themselves on the
wrong side of the above equation in their late teens more likely to marry
someone from a different culture/ race in their later twenties? It's like, in
your sheltered little community, you're a loser. When you step out and grow up
a bit and meet a different kind of people, you meet folks who don't judge you
based on prior knowledge of your having been such a loser in kindergarten, and
somehow your mind associates nicer women with the new culture you stepped into,
and WHAM! suddenly you've got a lovely wife in your late twenties who has a very
different accent.
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