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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do these guys tend to be more faithful since they're less likely to be like lawyers or businessmen where they have to schmooze with others? [/quote]

In my situation, my DH certainly seems to appreciate me a LOT as a wife and tells me all the time how lucky he feels.   I was def more of the outgoing, joiner, drill team/sorority girl in High School and college.  DH was band, mathlete etc.  As my DH points out " we would have been pals in AP History class, but definitely hanging out at different parties on friday night."   It took me until my mid 20s to appreciate the awesomeness nerd factor.   They get the last laugh at the high school reunion too.  [/quote]

OP. Yup. I'm what you described as you, and BF is much more like your DH, but add in sports to the mix. He played soccer and was a pretty good player since he managed to snag a sports scholarship for college.

I chuckled out loud at "they get the last laugh at the high school reunion too" because I can so see how that would play out.

I was the cheerleader, musical arts type in high school and college. I don't think I ever would have ended up with BF while I was in undergrad. We just wouldn't have ran in the same circle of friends, but now in my early 30s, I am totally of a different mindset and although I have never been in a relationship with a guy like BF, I actually feel really positive about being able to communicate and work things out together. 
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