I spend a lot of time in libraries so I am lucky that they are to my taste and enable me to read widely for free. I already have a house full of books so borrowing seems an excellent idea. I suppose reading in a library may not make me sexier but I still find many of them to be miraculous in their own way.

I spend a lot of time in libraries so I am lucky that they are to my taste and enable me to read widely for free. I already have a house full of books so borrowing seems an excellent idea. I suppose reading in a library may not make me sexier but I still find many of them to be miraculous in their own way.

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Oops, seem to be repeating myself, perhaps it is the first sign of becoming sexier?

Surely it depends on what you're reading.

If, for instance, I am reading Dostoyevsky I think the women might be a little more impressed than when I might be reading the new Batman graphic novel, or the manga comics I get. I do read both after all - and have even read a Star Wars book because someone told me that Luke turns to the dark side in them and I wanted to see how...

I am guessing the Batman, manga and star wars novels make me geeky rather than sexy, but the Dostoyevsky might make me sexy. Depends on what I am reading on the day.

But actually reading might make me sexier because hold it up high enough and I can hide my face!

If there is anything that can swiftly boil my blood and bring me into a seething, hateful rage, threatening to burst vessels and lash out, it's people interrupting me while I'm reading.

I know I look sexy. I don't need some febrile, sexually frustrated female to tell me this while I'm clearly pre-occupied looking at something far more interesting than she is likely to be.

Besides, any woman impressed by the simple fact that I'm able to lift a book and flick the pages at my own lazy pace needs to get out more.

Batman? Geeky? No way! Some of the Batman graphic novels are the most adult, mature, original works being produced today. I mean, Look at 'Dark Knight Returns' if you don't believe me, or 'Killing Joke'.

Both are absolute classics.

If I saw a guy reading a comic, I'd be seriously impressed, but I guess that doesn't help you I've never approached anyone just because they were reading.

Have you read Sandman? Now, that's what I call contemporary literature at its very best.

James x

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IB - a touch mysoginist maybe...?

And then some, James.

I bet it's all really just a front. Underneath all that angst and passion I bet you're as soft and cuddly as a teddy bear

Lol!

James x