Yes. That's why my second sentence is the key. Most women don't respond well to such frank outpourings. Why do you think they gravitate towards "bad boys"? Afleck's character is sincere and straightforward. The "nice guy". That's why I'm saying that she'd need to shoot him and see him dead to realize he meant it -- and would have been very good for her.
AAAAh I get it. My latest post clearly indicates womens obsession with bad boys. Its sad that film no longer demonstrates womens inherant desire for the nice guy and his declarations of love. Ill take Romeo and Cyrarano de Bergerac any day.Bad boys are dumb and boring!
If she'd had a gun, she would have used it on him.
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C'mon.I Love that scene. So tender... No?
ReplyDeleteYes. That's why my second sentence is the key. Most women don't respond well to such frank outpourings. Why do you think they gravitate towards "bad boys"? Afleck's character is sincere and straightforward. The "nice guy". That's why I'm saying that she'd need to shoot him and see him dead to realize he meant it -- and would have been very good for her.
ReplyDeleteAAAAh I get it. My latest post clearly indicates womens obsession with bad boys. Its sad that film no longer demonstrates womens inherant desire for the nice guy and his declarations of love. Ill take Romeo and Cyrarano de Bergerac any day.Bad boys are dumb and boring!
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