Okay, this goes out to all those women who continuously scream, "Men are pigs!"

To a certain degree, I agree with you. But, bare in mind, my reasons are completely different, and probably more valid, than yours. I could go into detail and explain why I think they're more valid, but this post, is for and about you women out there.

I've noticed things about those women, particularly that ALL the guys they date are from the same cut of society. The part that ALL girls want and go after. It's the same guy every time! He's good with his words, he's smooth, he has that killer smile that makes you drop all your guard, and, though you only spent two minutes with him, you feel like you've known him for years!

Do you know why you feel that way girls? I'll tell you: its because he's practiced and mastered that technique on DOZENS of girls before you! He knows which cards to play, what words to use to get to you. He knows how to get you to trust him and to get you into the sack with him. Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

Now, think about it a bit, for those of you who've claimed that men are pigs. Have all the guys you dated been like that? At least most of them?

If the answer was yes, then guess what - YOU HAVE NO ROOM TO COMPLAIN!

Yes women, you can't complain until you've shown yourself to be better judges of men. Because I've noticed that no matter how many great and honest guys are in a room, you women will flock to the one jerk who'll mistreat you and use you, than leave you. Then, you go and spread this horrible rumour that ALL guys are pigs, when, in fact, most women are just as big a pig as the guys they've been with.

You ladies are always saying that you should look deeper than looks when a guy makes a physical judgment on you, maybe you should start following your own damn advice and start dating a few nerds here and there. How about giving all those guys you've labeled 'social losers' (IE geeks, nerds, dorks) a try next time. I promise, you'll be pleasantly surprised, at the very least, you'll walk away with some new, albeit, possibly, useless, information about either science/politics/star trek.

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