-BB-
Five on Girls vs. Guys
Fivesome J Brown,Sean Conlon,Abs Breen,Richard Neville,
and Scott Robinson-----the voices behind the single
"When The Lights Go Out" from their self-titled debut
CD-----talk to BB about girls,guys and what they just
don't get!
Who of you have wanted to pull your hair out over some
guy who just didn't seem to get it?Like,he knew you
liked him and you knew he liked you but for some reason
he was a tad difficult when it came to the dating
department---in other words,you had to call him to make
plans,he always wanted to bring one of his friends along
on a date or,better yet,he would have rather hung out at
the arcade instead of taking you to a romantic movie.
Well,no one ever said relationships were easy,so we at
BB thought we'd bring in a panel of dating experts,the
British babes from Five,and have them draw their own
experiences in order to give you the low-down on what
they think many girls don't understand about guys in
general.Whether or not you agree with what they think is
irrevelant here---this is a select group of opinions!
"Guys don't feel the need to always tell you [how they
feel about you],even if they're always thinking it,"J,
Five's senior songster at 22,starts off.Wow!At least
he's honest.But don't accuse this cutie of being
cold-hearted.J tells us that he is totally "intense in a
relationship."He just thinks girls need to sort of
understand that."
As for shy-guy Sean,he feels girls don't understand that
guys need to have a balance between time spent with a
girlfriend and time spent with his friends."[A girl]
will ring you up and say,'Do you want to go out or
something like that?'" And you say,'well,I am going out
with my friends' and they take offense to it," the
17-year-old explains.While Sean's words sound a bit
harsh,you must read on."But when I'm with them," Sean
emphasizes,"I treat them like gold.If it's a deep
relationship,then I treat them like a princess."
Slightly flustered over giving his opinion,sweetie-pie
Richard did the best he could,which in the end,was
definitely the most girl-flattering view point of them
all.Says the August 23 birthday boy (he turns 19!Have
you wished him yet?)"I'd say,if anything,girls
understand guys more than guys understand girls."Isn't
that the truth!
It certainly seems so,especially for Abs,who claims he's
been baffled by the opposite sex for as long as he can
remember."Girls confuse me,big time,"amiable Abs,19,
confesses."They've got this,like,language.It's something
about them that I just don't understand.I've got a
communication problem with females."
And last but not least,we've come to spikey-haired Scott's
feelings on the matter."A lot of girls think that all
boys are the scum of the earth,they do everything wrong,
they argue and stuff," the 18-year-old singer says."But
I'm not your average guy who plays the field.[Girls]
don't understand that I just want to be a nice sort of
bloke [that's English slang for guy]."
Well,there you have it.Five completely different
opinions from five totally adorable and datable lads
{except Ritchie}.Hopefully their words of wisdom about
what they think girls don't get about guys will help you
to better understand the opposite sex and establish
meaningful,long-lasting relationships.If not,you gotta
admit,it was pretty fun to read!
