- Oct 28, 1999
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or so this author says'
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BERKELEY, Calif. (Wireless Flash) -- Are you still alone after this Valentine's Day weekend? Don't fret because being a loner makes you more desirable.
That's the opinion of self-confirmed loner Anneli Rufus, author of "Party of One: the Loners' Manifesto" (Marlowe & Co.).
Rufus believes loners make the best lovers because they haven't been jaded by the social scene.
Even better, she claims they're great in bed because they don't lead wildly active sex lives and are waiting to let their feelings out, but not in a clingy way because they still enjoy being loners.
In her words: "They're more likely to have clever tricks up their sleeves and lack boredom."
The best place to find them, she says, is standing by themselves at parties. That's where she met her husband of 23 years
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BERKELEY, Calif. (Wireless Flash) -- Are you still alone after this Valentine's Day weekend? Don't fret because being a loner makes you more desirable.
That's the opinion of self-confirmed loner Anneli Rufus, author of "Party of One: the Loners' Manifesto" (Marlowe & Co.).
Rufus believes loners make the best lovers because they haven't been jaded by the social scene.
Even better, she claims they're great in bed because they don't lead wildly active sex lives and are waiting to let their feelings out, but not in a clingy way because they still enjoy being loners.
In her words: "They're more likely to have clever tricks up their sleeves and lack boredom."
The best place to find them, she says, is standing by themselves at parties. That's where she met her husband of 23 years
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