Well, I do have a question about what you just said.
First of all, it appears to me that as far as men are concerned, some women are keepers, and some are not. Am I correct in assuming that, regardless of whether the woman is high-maintenance or low-maintenance, she is some form of keeper?
Would I also be correct in assuming that, if a woman has a good job, and makes a good living, she is more attractive than one who does not, regardless of her maintenance level?
Would I also be correct in assuming that good looks, while enjoyable, do not necessarily make a woman a keeper, if she is unstable, or not intelligent, or does not have a good job, etc? |
