Women like tough guys, rule-breakers, risk-takers.
Bullshit. Each woman has her own preferences, and those vary a lot. Not every woman is looking forward to visiting her tough, risk-taking partner in a hospital. Personally, I see some types of risk-taking as plain stupid, and a risk-taking boyfriend could potentially endanger also my own safety and peace of mind. Then again, I’m queer, so I cannot really use myself as an example here. But I do personally know women who prefer responsible guys who don’t take pointless and unreasonable risks.
I don’t like cartoons that propagate stereotypes and imply uniformity among all the members of some group. There is no uniformity among a population as large and diverse as “women.”
I too am like Pig and do not have a protective case.
I see protective cases as a means of extending your phone’s service life. I have been using my current phone for years, and I plan to keep on using it for a while. Therefore, of course, it has a protective case. Oh well, apparently I’m not a risk-taker. At least I get to call myself a “rule-breaker,” although this one comes naturally and is pretty much inevitable when being queer. Not that any of this matters when dating.
Andreas Avester says
Bullshit. Each woman has her own preferences, and those vary a lot. Not every woman is looking forward to visiting her tough, risk-taking partner in a hospital. Personally, I see some types of risk-taking as plain stupid, and a risk-taking boyfriend could potentially endanger also my own safety and peace of mind. Then again, I’m queer, so I cannot really use myself as an example here. But I do personally know women who prefer responsible guys who don’t take pointless and unreasonable risks.
I don’t like cartoons that propagate stereotypes and imply uniformity among all the members of some group. There is no uniformity among a population as large and diverse as “women.”
I see protective cases as a means of extending your phone’s service life. I have been using my current phone for years, and I plan to keep on using it for a while. Therefore, of course, it has a protective case. Oh well, apparently I’m not a risk-taker. At least I get to call myself a “rule-breaker,” although this one comes naturally and is pretty much inevitable when being queer. Not that any of this matters when dating.