The Scene: A book shop, library, grocery store. Anywhere that I'm not trying to meet someone.
The Boy: Quiet, intellectual, seems different from the usual guys, he owns a car & has a job & everything, refreshing.
The Girl: One Sarakastic.
The Conversation: Great, we get to talking about how we hate close mindedness & how I'm a princess.
The Problem: He hands me a slip of paper, or mentions his myspace profile. I don't care how quiet this guy seems, he will have at least 300 friends, most of them 18 year old, beautiful girls. I refer to it as a myspace harem, & it seems that everything male has one. It's a little black book that everyone can see, & it's socially acceptable to just hand this out to any girl you might be interested in. I blame myspace for the reason that dating seems so difficult in this generation. How is anyone supposed to stand out in a crowd of 300 girls leaving suggestive comments? How am I supposed to be ok with the Harem, even when they continue to exist if we start dating? Maybe I'm going to have to start going after Amish guys.
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Or you can go the hoochie route like a friend of mine did...her profile pic showed her wearing a VERY low-cut shirt which meant you couldn't help but notice the $5,000.00 she spent enhancing herself...she is now engaged to a guy she met on MySpace. I mocked her then...and I proudly mock her now! :)
I'm with you on the MySpace thing. I think it's like a contest to see who can have the most friends. I don't have an account, but I admit to checking up on other people from time to time. And a boy that has mostly 18 year old girl friends is a TURN-OFF!
I don't think the Amish are allowed to wear tiaras. Might want to re-think that one!
i think the way to go is starting your own myspace harem. all 20 year old abercrombie & fitch models, you know. see how confident a guy feels after he checks that out.
Oh that just totally cracks me UP! 1) because I have a MySpace and 2) because only a tiny handful of the many "friends" I have there are people I actually give a real crap about. I find it highly entertaining when people validate their social skills by a website that allows connecting with random strangers. I'm just trying to imagine myself handing out my MySpace address to someone in stead of a card or something. HAHAHAHAHA! Honestly, that is rich!
Seriously? He actually gave out his MySpace address?! How old is this guy? 14? Definately not a keeper. Whatever happened to phone #s?
A MySpace harem? That's the best term ever. If I could give you a second Rockin' Girl Blogger award, I would.
Yeah... I agree with Jenkneebee!
OH HEAVENS. Any guys giving out his myspace profile instead of his number? Loser. I mean really, all those beautiful young girls? They can have him!
A college friend of mine was in the Amish Paradise video. What are your feelings on Amish impersonators?
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