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Published 12:13 10 May 2016 BST

- Arianna Grande
From personal experience you'll probably know that when a woman describes someone as a nice guy, she means, "He's not hot."
On the surface it seems counter-intuitive, why would women be attracted to arrogant, inconsiderate or inattentive men? For years psychologists have speculated that women might be programmed – either genetically or socially – to fancy cocky guys.
Presumably, bad boys are attractive for the same reason as all forbidden fruit; they are unattainable, at least in the intimate sense.
There is, also, the obvious aura of excitement that surrounds a man with a dangerous reputation. Perhaps its adventure and thrill seeking.
But many would suggest that their love of the stereotypical bad boy might run a little deeper than pure fun.
https://twitter.com/BethChavana/status/710281733912924160
If you can't get laid, get a date, or get a girlfriend; don't blame women for "only liking bad boys". Focus on demonstrating that you're interesting, that you've got something else about you.
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