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Most Sexy.

I like to end on a positive note. That last post had me thinking of all the bad stuff guys do, so I want to give props where props are due

10. Cycling Kits...pretty much only I think this is sexy. Well, me and my friend Liv...but we're both Triathletes so give us some slack...on this note I also love a guy in Rudy Project Sunglasses and a nice aero helmet.
9. Dark Jeans. But only if they're paired with loafers.
8. Peacoats - they're sharp, sleek, no nonsense, and damn I love them. Add a scarf? I promise I'll swoon.
7. Glasses - but only sometimes, and on the right guy. Nerdy is sexy more often than not.
6. Chivalry - if he says please and thank you and is patient with the waiter, I notice.
5. Sweatpants - not crappy, ripped ones but the Nike ones with the stripes down the side or the ones that say a college down the side. Especially in the morning. Especially in the dining hall. Many girls have agreed on this.
4. 5 O'Clock Shadow - some girls hate, some girls love. I love. Just don't give me a rub burn.
3. Slow walking - Not too slow because this is Boston and walking any slower than 5 mph is socially unacceptable but if we have no where to be...lets stroll. And this gives the vibe he's laid back and confident.
2. Instruments - guitar, violin, drums, vocal cords..hell, it could be a mandolin. I love it.

And my number one?

1. Confidence. Don't jump around the subject and don't act stupid. If you want to ask a girl out, ask her out. Tell her time, place, and that you'll pick her up. I've never turned down a guy who is direct. She's not going to wait on you forever. That is very, very sexy.

Love love love,
me

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