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Originally Posted by mintyspilot
Hey Margo - what's the female viewpoint on "high maintenance women"? Can a traditional HMW be a cruiser in your not so humble opinion?
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I think it would require that her
Captain has a RBB (really big boat). Lots of
batteries for the hair dryer, a big
watermaker for all the hot showers and shampooing, and lots of closet space for all the clothes and shoes (boat shoes included). High maintenance means she requires a lot of maintenance, and that means all the tools to do it. And still, I think she wouldn't take part in the sailing or
boat chores because that means breaking a nail and ruining that expensive manicure, and
wind in her hair wastes all that
washing conditioning, curling, shining, spraying, ....
So, if you want a mate as eye candy, sunning on the
deck and
shopping in town, while you do all the
boat work, by all means take a HMW with you.
IMHO, that is.
Margo