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Originally posted by Romantic old bird
You go girl!
Each to their own. We Paul fans are not ranting, we just don't agree with you, which is 'fair play'.
I haven't personalised the whole Paul attraction thing to this level. I like him, I think he's human and rather fanciable, but it's not that 'real' to me.
I'm old enough to be his mum, and have sons his age, but admittedly don't feel maternal towards him! I wouldn't be at all ashamed of him though if he were my son.
I feel for him because he is so gauche and expresses himself awkwardly. I think my own boys are more articulate and would have coped better, but they weren't there, none of us were, who know's how we would have coped?
Back in the real world I'm sure Paul will manage to cope without your approval, and that Helen will forgive you for calling her a 'limpet like babe' .
Paul actually reminds me much more of my husband when we met. He was immature and we married far too quickly but he has turned out to be a star. Completely loyal, loving and kind. A fantastic husband and father, who still thinks I am all that. I think PC is the same kind of guy.
I know the kind of bloke you are describing but I'm sure Paul isn't one of them. He talked 'lad' initially but his actions showed he actually respects women.
I wondered who made up the 'Bitches' target audience. Now I know! I hope you meet someone who makes you feel better about blokes soon, but don't mind at all that you hold these views!
Keep smiling!:xmas2:
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Firstly, I am 17 and I have loads of guys who are just friends but my boyfriend is everything Paul is not. He is older, wiser, good-looking, tans easily, half Brit/half Spanish, extremely intelligent and a successful businessman to boot. Paul acts like loads of lads who are my age and I cannot stand it. Helen has a similar personality to mine which is why I connected with her from the start. Finally I will forgive your ignorance about the 'limpet-like' quote. You have obviously never heard the expression before or you would know that there is no such thing as you put it as 'limpet-like babe'. I meant in other words that Paul attached himself to a magnetic personality type like Helen, rather like a leech attach itself to the human body. He was hoping some of Helen's charisma would rub off on him but it didn't. When it finally came to a choice between Paul and Helen, it was embarrassingly obvious that people would rather watch Helen than Paul. Paul is nothing in the media's eyes without the Helen connection, but Helen can stand on her own. Paul needs Helen for popularity but Helen needs no-one. Get it now? Slurp!!!