Fallen 1950s screen siren Barbara Payton had trouble finding men, so she went to a therapist to find out if there was anything wrong with her. What her told her, applies to many of us i think:
"You want a man who doesn't exist.''
"A strong man, yet one you can handle.''
"A handsome one, yet one who is of no interest to other people.''
"A rich one, yet one who will live as a beachcomber with you.''
"A talented one, but one who won't steal any of your glory.''
"A cheerful one, but one who will fit into your many-faceted moods."
"You want a man who doesn't exist.''
"A strong man, yet one you can handle.''
"A handsome one, yet one who is of no interest to other people.''
"A rich one, yet one who will live as a beachcomber with you.''
"A talented one, but one who won't steal any of your glory.''
"A cheerful one, but one who will fit into your many-faceted moods."
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