Sasha has written a very eloquent response to a guy's guest post: The Darcy Syndrome at her blog.
Dear women who adore the Fitzwilliam & all things a la Austen,
I love him, you love him and any self-respectable woman would. No, we are not crazy, we just happen to have standards. Standards that mean we won't settle and believe we are worth something in this world.
That is what Darcy represents -- the brighter side; greener pastures and all that jazz.
I refuse to settle for anything less than Mr. Darcy.
Sincerely,
A 'girl' xx.
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Sasha Muradali – who has written 9 posts on Love Romance Passion.
Sasha is a Miami meets New York City, digital PR girl. She's a Photoshop enthusiast, Paulo Coelho disciple, Harry Potter fan, ΦΜ Sorority girl, who loves the color pink, British accents, time travel romances, and Highlander romances. Both together is even better!
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Darcy is fine, and all of you are welcome to him. But that leaves more Frederick Wentworth for me! He’s not as wealthy as Darcy, but he has a whole lot of other qualities. Like the fact that he wrote what is possibly the most romantic love letter in the English language.
I think you just proved the guy who wrote ‘The Darcy Syndrome’ right.