One of my girlfriends and I were talking about this the other day, and between the two of us, we got quite a list going.
Some things I'd probably include on my list are:
1. Daisies are my favorite flower. Roses are nice for anniversaries and such, but when you want to surprise me with a "because-you're-the-best-girlfriend-in-the-world.-ever." bouquet (of which I hope to receive many), it's gotta be daisies. Love 'em. They bring so much sunshine and spunk to a room.
2. If you sing to me, I'll melt. Better yet, write a song for me and then play it on your guitar. I don't even care if you can't carry a tune in a bucket. Nothing is sexier than a man with a guitar.
3. I'd like to think that I'm pretty laid back and easy going. If our first date is a total flop -- we got lost on the way to the restaurant, where it turns out you forgot to make reservations anyway, so we grab take-out at the janky mom-and-pop place down the street and eat in the parking lot of the theater-- that's fine. I'm cool with that, and we can laugh about it later. But I'm gonna draw the line when you plan for dinner at Denny's and a movie at the dollar theater. If you can't do better than that, I question your ability to provide for my future family of twelve, our matching Louis Vuitton suitcases, and our annual Christmas vacations in Tahoe.
4. Saying things like "I don't give a flying f******ck about school" (in a sing-song voice, no less) is not attractive. In this instance, ignore the suggestion in #2 and pay particular attention to the last item in #3.
My friend's list included:
- Spontaneous back rubs are fantastic.
- But don't try to rub her back when she's angry. That's just dumb.
- Flowers don't fix everything (but buying her shoes might do the trick-- she's a size 9 and likes anything with heels).
Alas, no man would ever know these things about us (if I hadn't just written it all in a super public place, of course), because men can't read minds. Sometimes I wish they could, and at times they probably wish they could too. But then again, it's probably for the best that men can't read our minds. I mean, I pity the man who'd try to decipher my emotions-- More often than not, I don't even understand myself.
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