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It wasn\'t just any guy in the bar as the article describes. It was the guy that seemed to enjoyed making fun of everyone he saw as a loser. It was the guy who called himself Mister Casanova and bragged to his friends how he was lying and deceiving the girls and that he was going to dump them within a week, while the girls were all thinking they\'d be forever with him. It was the loudest guy of the group who would throw insults to everyone passing him by, hoping he could start a fight.
And they weren\'t very good hiders. Mister Casanova certainly wasn\'t and he was the best hider of the bunch. The girl who went to be bed with him truly thought he was going to stay with him and thus was tricked, despite his bragging and despite the warnings from other girls, unlike the article implies that she either knew, or his jerkiness was invisible. One of her friends said \
And they weren\'t very good hiders. Mister Casanova certainly wasn\'t and he was the best hider of the bunch. The girl who went to be bed with him truly thought he was going to stay with him and thus was tricked, despite his bragging and despite the warnings from other girls, unlike the article implies that she either knew, or his jerkiness was invisible. One of her friends said \
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It wasn\\\'t just any guy in the bar as the article describes. It was the guy that seemed to enjoyed making fun of everyone he saw as a loser. It was the guy who called himself Mister Casanova (it was even part of his e-mail address) and bragged to his friends how he was lying and deceiving the girls and that he was going to dump them within a week, while the girls were all thinking they\\\'d be forever with him. It was the loudest guy of the group who would throw insults to everyone passing him by, hoping he could start a fight.
And they weren\\\'t very good hiders. Mister Casanova certainly wasn\\\'t and he was the best hider of the bunch. The girl who went to be bed with him truly thought he was going to stay with him and thus was tricked, despite his bragging and despite the warnings from other girls, unlike the article implies that she either knew, or his jerkiness was invisible. One of her friends said \\\"We told you so. He can\\\'t be trusted.\\\" after he broke up with her (Mister Casanova told he was not like other casanovas, he was decent enough to break up first before immediately going to the next).
Also, bad boys is not the same thing as misogynists as the first article implies, nor was Mister Casanova a woman-hater.
I would rather think that the writers writing down these type of guys is because they have experienced no girlfriends plus a Mister Casanova themselves in highschool/early college and found the whole situation incredibly dumb and frustrating.
Also, dismissing Bob as dull is superficial.
Anyway, I\\\'d rather think it\\\'s just crazies going for those bad boys.
And they weren\\\'t very good hiders. Mister Casanova certainly wasn\\\'t and he was the best hider of the bunch. The girl who went to be bed with him truly thought he was going to stay with him and thus was tricked, despite his bragging and despite the warnings from other girls, unlike the article implies that she either knew, or his jerkiness was invisible. One of her friends said \\\"We told you so. He can\\\'t be trusted.\\\" after he broke up with her (Mister Casanova told he was not like other casanovas, he was decent enough to break up first before immediately going to the next).
Also, bad boys is not the same thing as misogynists as the first article implies, nor was Mister Casanova a woman-hater.
I would rather think that the writers writing down these type of guys is because they have experienced no girlfriends plus a Mister Casanova themselves in highschool/early college and found the whole situation incredibly dumb and frustrating.
Also, dismissing Bob as dull is superficial.
Anyway, I\\\'d rather think it\\\'s just crazies going for those bad boys.
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I don\'t think so.
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I don\\\'t think so. The first article talks about how jealousy leads to these types of characters.
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I can\'t get jealous of Bob not getting a girlfriend and Alice only noticing Charlie the womanizer, since I\'m not Bob.
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I can\\\'t get jealous of Bob not getting a girlfriend and Alice only noticing Charlie the womanizer, since I\\\'m not Bob and wouldn\\\'t get jealous if Bob got a girlfriend, since Bob was a great guy.
