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She laughed and said she didn’t know where LBL came from, hopefully they were just reading along and didn’t notice. I said, “Hey, for someone with such blond hair you did wonderful.” I smiled, (which she said is the first thing she really noticed about me, which I assume is a good symmetry between the maxila and the mandibular that I have). “Well, someone from the science department should know that hair color has nothing to do with intelligence,” she said, giving me eye contact, and turning her feet toward me–giving me her full attention. I nodded, I touched her arm, “Oh I do, and I can also see you’re a brunette from your roots… maybe it’s the hair dye going to your head. I’m sorry, that’s incredibly rude, I always get this way in front of very beautiful women.” I remember the conversation, because, like I said, I’d go on to marry this woman. If I hadn’t made that teasing remark, I would’ve never gotten her attention, and she would’ve never noticed my smile (the symmetry of my maxila and mandibular, which meant an attraction trait for her), we wouldn’t be married today.
Clues That You're Ready to Start Dating Again
Your Online Date Could Be Scamming You For Money
Consider Writing Up a Cohabitation Agreement If You Move in With Someone
Confusing Things People Say When They're Dating
Want to Know What Men Think About Love?
Some Relationship Moves Can Backfire
How Does Match.com Match People Up?
She laughed and said she didn’t know where LBL came from, hopefully they were just reading along and didn’t notice. I said, “Hey, for someone with such blond hair you did wonderful.” I smiled, (which she said is the first thing she really noticed about me, which I assume is a good symmetry between the maxila and the mandibular that I have). “Well, someone from the science department should know that hair color has nothing to do with intelligence,” she said, giving me eye contact, and turning her feet toward me–giving me her full attention. I nodded, I touched her arm, “Oh I do, and I can also see you’re a brunette from your roots… maybe it’s the hair dye going to your head. I’m sorry, that’s incredibly rude, I always get this way in front of very beautiful women.” I remember the conversation, because, like I said, I’d go on to marry this woman. If I hadn’t made that teasing remark, I would’ve never gotten her attention, and she would’ve never noticed my smile (the symmetry of my maxila and mandibular, which meant an attraction trait for her), we wouldn’t be married today.