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"At the risk of ruining the pilot of HBO&amp;#x27;s Girls for those of you who didn&amp;#x27;t catch it live last night, Lena Dunham and Allison Williams&amp;#x27; characters have verrrry different guy situations. Two of the main characters on the much-buzzed-about new lady show have the all-too-familiar prototypical New York twenty-something relationship dynamics. Sad-sack Hannah (Dunham, center) has a casual &amp;quot;will he text me or won&amp;#x27;t he&amp;quot; sex thing with a semi-douchey hipster who says borderline-cruel things like &amp;quot;You&amp;#x27;re not that fat now.&amp;quot; She obviously likes him more than he likes her. (As y&amp;#x27;all may have realized by now, I primarily have experience in this area.) Meanwhile, the more put-together Marnie (Williams, far right) is in a sexless relationship with a sensitive pushover named Charlie. He seems nice enough, if somewhat cloying and needy, but Marnie admits that she&amp;#x27;s not attracted to him and totally bored with him. The adjective &amp;quot;repulsed&amp;quot; is even uttered. So, to state the obvious, he likes her more than she likes him. Womp. Everyone&amp;#x27;s got different values when it comes to dating. What are yours? If you had to (and we&amp;#x27;re not saying either are good!), which relationship would you choose? Did you watch Girls? Watch it! And read Megan&amp;#x27;s awesome Sex and the City comparison on Obsessed. More on nice dudes, mean dudes and New York dating: *Would You Date A Guy You Weren&amp;#x27;t Attracted To? *Would You Rather: Date a Bad Boy or the Nicest Guy Around? *Is He Your Boyfriend? 10 Signs He&amp;#x27;s So Not Courtesy of HBO"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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