| | Robert: you know, when I was 11, I had this view that any man (bascially, above the age of 16) would most reasonably want a woman who saw beyond the surface-y parts of life and delved beyond, fearlessly. And any man would know that and appreciate such a woman. I went into middle school expecting that, finally, males would appreciate me for what goes on in my head (expressed through my hands), rather than my clothing or my race. Boy, was I wrong!
Since then, I've made my own world. I've regained that view I used to have. Yes, not very many women hold the same view, and not that many men, either. It's part of what makes this forum special (to me).
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