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Why Do Good Girls like Bad Boys

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xXxTwilightFan001xXx 8 months ago

Lol it so true!
I've always been a good girl; studied, read for pleasure (lol!), did everything my parents said etc..
But i'm now dating the "baddest boy! in school!!!
GO ME!!!! ;)

Ehsas about 1 year ago

good are also girls, and girl live without boys is not possible.

Chicagooutlaw1995 about 1 year ago

not all bad boys ar dope addicts or break hearts i stopped doing that at 40 3 months ago i dont even have a police record i just nicly cruise on my harley so not all are bad ChicagoOutlaw1995

boxer about 1 year ago

hey sexyy thats true so r u a good girl and if u r then i am bed boy lol

yessss ! about 1 year ago

nice kimee, thanks a lot

Anonymous about 1 year ago

Good girls are basically repressed. The "bad boy" is their outlet, their freedom . . . it's a win-win for them both in the relationship. An even worse scenario is when the good girl hooks up with a good boy and they have a boring life. Get over yourself, Kimme, and learn to live your life. Drugs have little to do with it. The real question is why do "bad boys" even bother with the a socially (and most likely sexually) stunted girl like yourself?