MrBigDick
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This is true too...
Chemistry is a component. that makes a great friend. Great friends can make great lovers... I find so many people missing the chemistry component in their love lives because they've chosen to go after the hot person. It's really interesting to observe.
I've recently dated a few girls who started out okay, but there was just NO chemistry. I mean conversation seemed forced and I wasn't really into them. They were highly attractive but I just "peter'd out"... Stopped calling, receiving their calls, etc...
It's just... weird.
Having to carry the conversation is one of my biggest turn offs. If you can't help keep the conversation going what's the point in my continuing to talk to you?
The last woman I dated...........the one that had missing teeth (they were in the back and not something overly noticeable at first glanse), I stopped calling her and she never once called me so I'm thinking she either wasn't as into me as she claimed to have been OR she literally thought she was that "hot" and therefore didn't need to reciprocate the phone calls or the texts.
I go after the ones who were married previously and they typically have children. Because I share that commonality with them, I find it easier to form some common interest based on that. It's been my presumption that most divorced women want a man totally opposite of the one they chose to marry.


