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So I start to wonder as I talk with and listen to girlfriends why there seems to be this universal theme of loving the wrong guy-- the bad boys, the Slim Shadys, and the Tommy Lees, the Kid Rocks of the free world. Why is it we go crazy for that guy that just got out of jail, prison, rehab, or somesort of institution? Seems that the good guys want to know the answer to these questions too. Plato talked about the seven wonders of the ancient world-- and now there is a updated version of the wonders of the new world--- but isnt this a wonder of all time???? Did ancient egyptians long for a bad boy to love them-- were the women of Rome turned on by the ruthlessness of the gladiators-- where were the good guys then? and did they get a woman to love them? Did religion keep women searching for a chaste love till marriage do us fornicate? Does it still today? Why do good guys not fill our lives with hope and wholeness? Is there a constant want in all women for the guy you know will break your heart? Even when he does stomp on your self esteem and give it back-- why do we always take them back? Is it the lack of family structure in your youth, or your adolescence? And do men seek to be with their bad girl forever? Seems that they really just want a dirty girl in their bedroom, and a lady to keep on the frontlines at show to family. Does it boil down to self-esteem? Even people who know they are worthy of better-- deal with the unfit? Is it just that feeling of doing something dirty to fullfill some hormonal pleasure? Ladies pick your heads up high and if a man is not fit for you-- admit it-- but do we ever move on???? How long has this animal instinct for the bad boy or the dirty girl been among us? Since the begining i would suspect. Good luck to all those who identify with this rant. And tell me-- how do we protect our children form this undeniable plague of bad decisions that has been clinging to us as long as we can remember,
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