I subscribed to receive this comic strip called Zits. The particular thread these past few days caught my attention. Apparently, being a good boy at this day and age is not really something to be desired. There was a time when a guy being presentable enough to introduce to parents was a rare catch. Now, it is uncool to be nice or good.

When did this happen? Was it the James Dean thing? If you just happen to be a good boy, should you change? If you know that something is wrong, wouldn't it go against reason to do it? It is so easy to be bad. Would being 'bad' start someone in the direction that will move me away from God? If that is the case then it wouldn't be a good idea, right?

Is this bad boy something a male desires to get the girls? However, what kind of girls would one attract if one is bad? Are there still some girls who would prefer the ones that doesn't have to be 'fixed' big time? Also, does the girls' preference over bad boys create the kind of men who eventually will end up hurting them. Simple logic right? Women's preference will make men choose to be bad and being bad means choosing the lifestyle which focuses on selfish fun not the selfless loving that a good relationship needs to survive.

If you're a good boy, is it possible for you to change into a bad one and yet keep from changing who you are?

Is it just a matter of clothes or the attitude you project or does it mean that you have to change how you think or act in certain ways. Is an 'image' something that can be changed or will the impression that you're 'good' something that is stamped on your forehead and will last there for the rest of your life?