What a Maxim Editor Has Learned About Women March 30, 2009
Posted by whoneedstherapy in Love & Sex.Tags: compliments, curveball, men, relationships, women
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This list of things an editor of Maxim has learned about women includes the obvious ones such as wanting a clear apology and not an explanation and also that women dress up “for their girlfriends” and not men. However, this one was a big surprise:
“6. Women are vulnerable to the curveball. Compliment a hot woman on being hot and a man will run smack into her defenses, no matter how creative he is (and we can get very creative; this is Prime Directive stuff). But compliment a smart woman on being hot, or a funny woman on being smart, and unless he is a total dorkasaurus about it the man will double his odds at least, as his target correctly recognizes him as unusually perceptive, sensitive, brilliant, etc…”
Luckily for me, I don’t fall for compliments too easily. The last time I was at a club and a guy informed me that my glasses turned him on despite the tape on the side thanks to my latest mosh pit debacle, I limped away immediately.

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