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Can't quote you because you quoted so many people but I think you listed the first girl first because you like her best, just my hunch.  That's what I'd do if I was ranking women I was seeing, list the one I liked best first.

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if i was in your situation and forced to choose, it'd be the intellectual one, hands down. intellectual curiosity is an extremely important component of a relationship for me, and things like sex are amplified by the chemistry of the mind. things like looks become similarly amplified; a decent looking girl becomes hot as fug once you realize she's smart as hell and you'll never get bored of her.

 

but montsta is right. don't settle.

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I'm already going crazy trying to figure this out. Believe me, part of me is just wanting to say fug it and leave them all. But at the same time does such thing exist? Attractive and exited about a future, intellectual compatibility and great sex? It seems too good to be true. I've been with a lot of girls and my routine is becoming very old...I've never come across all three, seems impossible.

 

 

Yes, it exists.

Also, the fact that what you consider one to be intellectual, yet she isn't smart enough to figure out you're nailing two other chicks tells me something. You don't marry a girl you meet at the club.

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On a scale of 1-10, how attractive are they all?

If they are close on the scale, the intellectual one wins easily, but this sort of thing is important in choosing.

If the first is a 9, but the other two are 5s, then I think it is clear.

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