MY TYPE OF GUY

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Ladies follow TALL, DARK, AND HANDSOME (TDH) GUYS. If you ask them for their type of guys they would say TDH but I have decide not to follow the crowd. Of course before you start thinking I am setting my standard.

MY DREAM GUY.

He should be someone that is God fearing (of course GOD’S first). He must place my interest more than anything in this world (Aside from his parent and siblings of course I’m not selfish). He must have a good foresight, have wide goals ( My believe is you must be able to think beyond your capacity to achieve much). He must love me the way I am, take me for who I really am (you know I can be naughty at sometimes and I love attention from my pals). 

He must love my family and take them for who they really are (must be someone my family accepted of course I can’t jilt my family for a guy). He must be TALL, HAIRY, AND INTELLIGENT (I can’t let my kids be all dull coz am on the average range and mind you I fancy long hair on people. He must be someone that loves my dreams and respect me a lot. He can be dark but I don’t mind a light guy too. 

He must be able to stand for me anywhere (Trust is part of the basic thing in a relationship I can’t stand you if you don’t trust me). He must tell me and correct me if I’m doing something bad. PEEPS I HOPE MY TYPE OF GUY IS NOT SCARCE COZ I CANT WAIT, I MEAN I’M LOVING MY TYPE OF GUY ALREADY.
                                                                                                                                                                By BADMUS KAWTHAR
                                                                                                                                                                NURSING PART 3.

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