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I guess it depends on what you call interesting. I personally find brains a huge turn on. Along with brains often goes a great sense of humour. I don't think "interesting" and "nerd" are mutually exclusive. My husband's an engineer and nerd extraordinaire - and the sexiest piece of delicious I've seen in a looooong time
LOL.... Totally feel that way about my sexy engineer husband too. Always loved those fit, smart, sexy engineer types (was surrounded by 100's of them at work for years - I tell all my GF's to go for this type). And I found and married the best one for me. He tells me he has always had this passion for learning how parts work best together - whether mechanical robotic parts or the parts of my body. He can intensely focus on keeping all the parts maintained and the engines running perfectly. LOL. It does work out very well for me.
I'd much rather have a guy who can match me in cosplay ingenuity and do things like play random video games (aka, a relaxing activity that sometimes involves consistently killing each other) until we're both passing out. Talk about scrumptious.
Which, I'm thinking tonight might end up being a Halo night.
It's always "over compensating" to people who don't live it.
I don't like guys who play video games... not one bit. I find it one of the biggest turn-offs in fact. So now maybe I don't like nerds?
Yeah, I have a little pee-pee because I like American muscle cars and drive a 3/4 ton 4X4 truck. I've heard that kind of stuff all before. My reply is TO GET A REAL MAN!
I dislike that pasty-white, always indoors, video-playing type. I would run far from that. I like those manly-men who have those manly hobbies like hunting, fishing, building things out of wood. A guy who can survive in the woods for a week with nothing but a pocket knife (Bear Gryllis is SO my type). Sorry if that sounds totally sexist, but that's what I like (and I can survive in the woods too). So maybe I don't like nerds?
I dislike that pasty-white, always indoors, video-playing type. I would run far from that. I like those manly-men who have those manly hobbies like hunting, fishing, building things out of wood. A guy who can survive in the woods for a week with nothing but a pocket knife (Bear Gryllis is SO my type). Sorry if that sounds totally sexist, but that's what I like (and I can survive in the woods too). So maybe I don't like nerds?
This is my type of guy... A hot guy with good teeth who can kill a snake with a handmade spear and eat it raw in the woods if necessary for survival... So I guess I like the partial nerd.
I've always thought it interesting that people who are really into Battlestar Galactica or robots get labeled "nerds," while people who drone on and on about sports or cars don't get stigmatized at all. They're just as nerdy (and can be just as boring.)
So true. Being nerdy isn't limited to non-mainstream topics.
This is my type of guy... A hot guy with good teeth who can kill a snake with a handmade spear and eat it raw in the woods if necessary for survival... So I guess I like the partial nerd.
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I've heard that kind of stuff all before. My reply is TO GET A REAL MAN!
