Often
we hear that “bad boys” are a turn-on for women. I recently
observed a contrasting truth—politeness and kindness can constitute
a powerful aphrodisiac.
Yesterday
two friends of mine Bobby and Deangelo (in his early twenties) and I
went on an outing to Bush Gardens. While they experienced a
clock-clearing ride—The Cheetah—I strolled through the park and
rode the sky-ride and train through the Serengeti, a large park
expanse filled with wildebeest, gazelles, ostriches, giraffes, and
other animals in a simulated natural environment. After several hours
we left with plans to return in the future on celebratory occasions.
Soon
after driving away from the park we pulled into a SUBWAY for lunch.
As we were eating an elderly lady was having some difficulty making
it through the front door with her take-out order. She dropped some
of her order onto the floor. Observing this, Deangelo jumped up from
our table and offered assistance, which the woman accepted. All the while
an attractive young lady in the restaurant noticed all this. We left
at about the same time and the young lady and Deangelo struck up a
conversation outside the restaurant. Before going our separate ways, she had proffered Deangelo her phone number—which he duly accepted in all requisite obligation.
