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08 Jun 2011, 6:39 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
"High Value Man"

Do you think he has superpowers as well?


Well when I first seen that phrase I first thought was whats his price on the current market? :lol:
MAN FOR SELL AT A HIGH VALUE ROFL



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08 Jun 2011, 9:01 pm

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That list is crap. Unwavering faith? Accumulating wealth? Children are a must? Who put that together?! It is shalow and pretentious.


LOL all those things you quoted would make me avoid a man :twisted: *Can't be bothered to read the whole thing I can't stand that kind of BS*

i totally didn't get through the list either! no lie, i skimmed a couple of items and the imaginary guy jumped off the page as some kind of as*hole.


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08 Jun 2011, 9:08 pm

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the guy in the article sounds like he would be an as*hole.


That's either a lie, or you have an... eccentric taste in men.

Anyways, as other men have already stated; that is so not me. Except for the fact that I make a point out of studying to get a job I can be passionate about, and I don't have a problem with being aloof towards individuals in an unfamiliar setting. That's more an aspie trait than a personality trait though.
As for sleeping on the first night, I wouldn't really know...

yes, eccentric taste. i was the major breadwinner in my home for many years, and my husband was a stay-at-home dad. he was a philosopher and an artist (he made a movie with marionettes and stop-motion that got into a festival of short films).

he is not cocky, never wanted kids (oops!), doesn't think the world of his dad... etc. i couldn't get through the whole list, sorry.

now he chooses to be a lucrative salesman, but i don't care about that. i am ambitious and i make my own money.


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08 Jun 2011, 9:34 pm

hyperlexian wrote:
Sallamandrina wrote:
Dilbert wrote:
That list is crap. Unwavering faith? Accumulating wealth? Children are a must? Who put that together?! It is shalow and pretentious.


LOL all those things you quoted would make me avoid a man :twisted: *Can't be bothered to read the whole thing I can't stand that kind of BS*

i totally didn't get through the list either! no lie, i skimmed a couple of items and the imaginary guy jumped off the page as some kind of as*hole.


mmm...hun when I speed read that carp that the first man that came to mind that meets all of them requirements lives in the Accademia di Belle Arti in Firenze and shares my middle name then again he is make of marble. imao lol.



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08 Jun 2011, 10:09 pm

A high-value man:

[X] works hard to slowly accumulate wealth and isn’t a sucker for a “get rich quick” angle.
[X] is usually always in control of his emotions. Everything in and around his life is there because he wants it to be there. He will almost never appear “out of control”.
[X] is confident and never clingy. He holds a “can take it or leave it” attitude towards most things.
[X] is sometimes cocky. They generally have a good sense of humor and will tease the ones they love with some regularity.
[X] has goals. $30k millionaires don’t harbor much specific ambition about the future because their life is predicated on immediate gratification.
[X] A high value man is the guy talking about his plan to own a Corvette ten years from now, see Taj Mahal once before he dies, etc.
[X] is passionate about his work.
[ ] draws clear boundaries in his life between work time and play time.
[X] sleeping with you the first night he meets you or on a first date does not appear to be his top priority; he’s more interested in building a connection with you.
[X] talks about “when” he has kids as if the thought of one day not having them isn’t even an option.
[X] dresses nice but is clearly not that concerned about his appearance.
[X] builds up everyone around him and is rarely negative about others.
[X] takes pride in the appearance and cleanliness of his home.
[X] values and belief systems are unwavering.
[X] the extent to which he appears interested doesn’t cross the line of appearing needy or overly anxious.
[X] not always, but will often indicate a certain reverence for his father.
[X] almost never whines about anything whether it’s personal or political issues.
[X] puts himself in situations to interact with other men (intramural sports, bachelor parties, reunions, etc).
[X] occasionally or even somewhat frequently demonstrates a certain aloofness towards variables or individuals in an unfamiliar setting.
[ ] doesn’t need to understand everything or everyone nor fit into every situation (because he’s comfortable with who he is).
doesn’t try too hard to be funny.
[ ] very rarely loses his temper.

Bummer. I score high on the list, but nobody likes me ... everybody hates me ... I think I'll go eat worms ...

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08 Jun 2011, 11:55 pm

aside from the wealth, ambition and children parts i fit it the man described pretty well.

Yes I am an as*hole at times.



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09 Jun 2011, 5:05 pm

Read the next article in that site: Dont be a b***h.

LOL.


The 'man' article tells her to week the fakes and go for the idealistic real deal... then the next article tells her to HIDE her true nature and fake it so as to not come across as 'a bitching b***h' to the man.

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02 Jun 2017, 10:09 am

A walking meatsack automaton and scapegoat. Never feeling, bottles everything downa nd performs performs performs... until he dies - and is replaced by the princess...

A plowhorse.


Boxer out of Animal Farm.

heartbreaking, if that is what is wanted...



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02 Jun 2017, 7:39 pm

You are replying to a thread that is over 6 years dead sweetleaf.

Some crazy necro thread s**t happening.