Something to Make Up for the Knight
August 20th, 2009
It’s kind of geeky, when someone wears designer cufflinks like this. But as long as one has that superhero look—like charming, having a dimple and a great smile, a cool haircut and neat sense of fashion—being a geek won’t be a problem! 100% of the girls surveyed about it, wherein 27% are geeks themselves, all agreed that all of geekdom’s problems are the accompanying thought that geeks do have bad armpit odor, sweats too much, got thick eyeglasses and large set of upper front teeth. Yet, when asked whether how’s this big a deal to them, most of them diverged saying that it’s really about the persons attitude.
And truly, one attitude people love about the geeks is their own brand of humor. Something intelligent, like most humor that passes on television, but something that informs. Most of their humor doesn’t immediately get the ear but somehow jolts the mind into sudden realization.
Another attitude of geeks is that they mix their geekdom with their thoughtfulness. Often they would give someone a gift not of that someone’s liking but only serving the geeks intention to 1. tell how he so loves being geek so much and 2. show how he loves being a geek by making that someone also a geek.
So girls don’t have to be surprised when they receive superhero cufflinks like Batman cufflinks from their boyfriends. It only means their boyfriends want to talk about themselves. And its normal at times. Idolizing a cartoon character like Batman? Whoa, would that tell a lot about the guy!
