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**Pharmaciest** · 02-20-2011, 06:52 PM

Ash, it's luverly to see you, but I have to disagree with your prognosis.

The stable boy followed the highly successful strategem of the archetypal 'bad boy'. And you must know that wodr's Denizova Girlzzz love a bad boy, who lived long before the invention of Jane Austen's need for making a good marriage. That's why, even in her novels, romantic heroines always dislike the hero first, as Lizzie Bennett does Mr Darcy. She needs to find him a bad boy in order to get turned on. Why? Because the bad boy overturns the boring old status quo ... they represent revolution and, as we all know, revolution is far more important to evolution than slow and steady as she goes. Without bad boys, none of us would be here!

02-20-2011, 06:52 PM	#3
Pharmaciest Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	Ash, it's luverly to see you, but I have to disagree with your prognosis. The stable boy followed the highly successful strategem of the archetypal 'bad boy'. And you must know that wodr's Denizova Girlzzz love a bad boy, who lived long before the invention of Jane Austen's need for making a good marriage. That's why, even in her novels, romantic heroines always dislike the hero first, as Lizzie Bennett does Mr Darcy. She needs to find him a bad boy in order to get turned on. Why? Because the bad boy overturns the boring old status quo ... they represent revolution and, as we all know, revolution is far more important to evolution than slow and steady as she goes. Without bad boys, none of us would be here!
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