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Ladies, I never thought I would marry a "Dr."--yes, he is a veterinarian. But I had promised myself NOT to marry a "Dr."--Ph.D., M.D., DDS or both. Ironically, I married a DVM. But we had a lot in common at the right time.
Timing is everything to a man.
My husband was tired of trying to figure what women wanted and he looked like a lighter complexion version of bachelor #1. Then, he had "craters" on his face due to ingrown hairs and poor shaving techniques...
YES, I cleaned that up about the time of our first 2nd wedding (search, I explain somewhere around here).
And search my other posts before 2003, I cried all kinna pink and green tears lamenting my lack of ever finding a mate.
So, I think the issue with these bachelor descriptions are fine including pictures and all. But, really, it does not give you the full flavor and excitement about "being" with that significant other.
Moreover, some ladies here need to know, all men come with idiocrasies. It is a matter of what is your "dealbreaker" and how much you are willing to tolerate and yes, settle.
Actually, let's change that settling word to collaboration--not compromise, but collaboration...
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