How many times have you seen them whether it's at the mall, out in the park, social events etc...you name it.
First impression that comes to your mind is "wow, that guy is so lucky to have a girl like that, she's gorgeous".
Don't be fooled gentleman, it only looks like a pretty picture on the outside. The guy usually looks like a stereotypical Chad and even he doesn't have it that easy. Not only do you have to be handsome, in good shape and somewhat well off financially but you won't believe how many hoops of fire he has to jump through to keep a woman like that around his arm. As someone who had the "pleasure" of being in relationships with pretty girls it's not as great as it seems.
Any guy who had the same experience will chime in and agree that the better looking she is the more demands she'll put up. Not only are they narcissistic but they're egotistical, they want everything their way and they know their worth because if you don't want to be the chump that gives her everything she wants, well, there's a dozen more waiting patiently in line and trust me they will do everything on her to do list whether it's spoiling her, lavishing her lifestyle and basically giving her the world and while putting up with her cunty personality and her constant bitching.
For all of you guys pedestalizing Chad's you need to realize that there's no way around the repugnant female nature no matter how good looking you are because you'll still have to suffer and put up just to have a chance to plow her, and the longer you stay on the ride the more expensive it gets. Is the illusion of an attractive female worth it? In my opinion the answer is a resounding no!
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