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First dates and my inability to have a normal first kiss

Why does it seem that men are scared of intelligent women.

of course this is a generalization.

She was going to work in the private sector, or maybe in state politics.

she was five two and everyone of those sixty two inches were gorgeous, she grew up dangerously close to the plaza and to Brookside and to all the quaint coffee houses and local eateries. men much more beautiful than myself had spent a pretty dollar showing her a good Saturday night.

 

I am sure the dinner was just as exciting as the movie, but antiquated action films and overpriced Italian food makes me uneasy. always will.

 

our hill was perfect and her dress moved in every way in which I pictured it would. I moved frail bits of hair away from her cheek and I kissed her mid sentence, we made moderately decent love and she left a blanket in my backseat.

 

Poor plaza boys can never seem to keep their books out of the red.

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