Scene 1 (and the last)
Setting: In a parked car outside the girl’s house. Both characters want to get out of the car, but both think the other doesn’t. Awkward conversation and stupid questions ensue.
Random girl: What are the most important attributes to you in a wife?
Me: Well, it is important that I’m am physically attracted to her, that she is a generally good person, that she has a good relationship with God, that she is smart and that I won’t grow crusty with her…and maybe…
Random girl: Woah woah woah! The first thing you said is physically attracted?! You must be shallow.
Me: It was getting late.
Random girl: I was thinking the same thing…an hour ago.
Hm…what do you think? Is it shallow to have that be the first thing?
Personally, I DO NOT!
For so long, I thought that I shouldn’t be looking for a women with whom I was terribly physically attracted. And maybe if that is all you are looking for, then ya, no good. But that isn’t the only think I’m looking for, it is just one thing. So no longer am I just going to deny that I want a beautiful girl because I don’t think that anyone should date (or, hell permit—marry) a person who was not attractive to them.
Granted, you could eventually fall into love with someone and find them more and more attractive; but if that doesn’t happen within a week or two of dating, then I’m not going to keep dragging it on waiting for something to happen.
I will not be ashamed any longer: I WANT TO DATE A HOT GIRL AND I DON’T THINK I’M SHALLOW BECAUSE OF IT.
