He likes you, he really does, but he'll ask out someone else. Here's why.
By lemondrop — Written on Dec 12, 2009
There's a short brunette with dimples, and we catch eyes. I go for short brunettes with dimples all the time. Short, dimpled brunettes rule. Yet her polished, frosted-blonde friend, clutching a Manhattan, calls to me. I like everything about the brunette, but I ask the blonde out. Lemondrop: Brunettes Are Better Paid Than Blondes
A week later, I'm at dinner with Frosted. Turns out, she's casually racist.
I've got this close female friend who always asks me why the hell I chose to approach one girl over another girl when one is clearly better for me in every way and probably wouldn't deny the Holocaust before she got her entree. Lemondrop: Film Exposes Nazi Germany's Olympics Gender-Bending Scandal
It's a valid question: All things being equal, why do guys choose one woman over another?
OK, let's discuss this over a drink. (I'm having bourbon.)
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