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April 09, 2011

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Bill the Butcher

"I did have the courage to ask her less attractive friend for a dance."

Old, old story. Over and over again, in my own lifetime, I've found myself approaching more "plain" women instead of the "unavailable" pretty ones. My own lover now, as well as my ex-wife, would probably be classified as average lookers. However, I don't find that this has fundamentally hurt my love life, because the average looking person usually has fewer (in my experience) hang-ups than the devastating beauty type.

That said, I understand completely your protagonist's PoV. I myself had a long relationship with a very, very Catholic girl which never ended in penetrative intercourse. However, it was very frustrating, sexually, to get to the brink and no further, and I think it played its own part in our breaking up. Your protagonist evidently had more integrity than I.

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