the wonders of peanut butter

women do seek attention. some may admit it, some may deny.
however, to say that some girls do it flamboyantly is kind of an insult.
if 'flamboyantly' is the better or nicer or more acceptable way to get attention, then what does that say about the people who think it is the better or nicer way?
doesn't it make the people seem like worshipers-of-the-ground-they-walk-on?
the more appropriate question is if these people do notice and admit that these people are attention seekers then why do they even succumb to it? why give the attention seekers...attention?
the answer is rather simple, i suppose. people are bias. people will always be bias.
and it's always the outsider looking in who sees it but never the insider.
so does this make the outsider the bad guy for pointing it out?
after all as much as we hate ass kissers, we all hate attention seekers even more.


right?