I probably forgot half the stuff I was going to say in this post, so here's my...eh...two dollars anyway
<i>Hoooo</i> boy...
Eh...ya. <i>Uh</i> huh.
I'm trying to figure out what's more disappointing...the fact that some people seem so insecure that even one less than stellar comment about another guy (who of course <i>must</i> be completely perfect...

...and I know, you didn't say that...) makes them think 'sellout'...or the realization that a someone that hooks up with so many random girls...and thinks somehow that they're a better person for it. Am I sounding defensive yet? <i>shudder</i>. I'm not going to waste time aiming insults or crafting comebacks for a part of an argument that's not worth having. (and then, some people will go, "you already did"...) Granted, there are girls who want to be used. Fine with me, but if they want to hook up with me, they'll have to find another jerk or gigolo to fulfill their pseudo-relationship cravings for the weekend (or even the hour....

)There are girls who don't want to be used, too, and Granted, there are guys who in other people's opinions are users, or players, or whatever. Everyone's entitled, but you knew that. I'll say this much, and then I'll step off my high horse...you can call me a sellout, which I'm not (who sells out to whom?), but then of course I'll ask which requires more integrity: hooking up a girl for 10 minutes, or 10 months...(along with that, finding someone you're "not tired of").
You know, there's no concrete standard to what guy-trashing (or relationshipping) is. Open-mindedness is what makes online forums thrive, so let's bite the bullet and move on. I...don't think anyone was trying to change anyone's mind <i>any</i>way, but that's just me. Good for him, if girls think he looks like Freddie Prinze, Jr. and he hooked up with a Jennifer Love Hewitt look-alike. Better for you, if you're in love...that's the most incredible thing in the world, and no one should ever tell you otherwise.
JC