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Women decide minute one if they will bed you.(Myth of the Month)
"It takes more than a minute to get turned on. I have to get to know a guy before I can determine whether or not I'd sleep with him. A pretty face alone won't win me over."
--Cathy, 23
"When I initially met my boyfriend, I wasn't into him. But after hanging out for a while, the attraction grew. ...
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