Rose Montenegro: Brains over Beauty
October 2, 2002 | 12:00am
The excellence on the dating front could be acquired through countless trials and error, true. But it’s certainly not for this girl. With a brother who swept a gorgeous celebrity off her feet and a sister who marched on the altar with a Presidential son, it could all seem to be in the genes. One major factor of which is their common beauty, with Rose’s being the most resounding. Being the fill of teen magazines since her early years, she had been flaunting her trademarked mole that could only be associated with Marilyn Monroe or Cindy Crawford to tons of men who could just wish to have a candlelit dinner with her.
But if those photos could talk, Rose would seem to be dreamier. For, beneath that 5’3" frame is a brilliant mind that could market even the most mundane, like, say, activated carbon, and take it as a regular job. "Although the mind is a plus when attracting men, I sometimes keep them away because of my frankness. I speak my mind a lot and they think it’s scary." But then again, it doesn’t seem to be much of a problem for her, as Rose has her black book filled with date invites that come, well, "one after another". But here’s the catch, she has her share of qualifying rounds "Smart guys impress me. Someone who could talk on and on until the wee hours of the morning about anything and everything."
"It’s a good thing that the dating scene now is very diverse. No two dates are ever alike. It gets unique with the choice of setting or circumstances. You’ll never get bored.", she says with superiority that could only be summed off through tireless experience. But maybe, the only unique thing that is present in all her dates is her: a rare find of beauty and brains. And men just couldn’t help but make reservations.
Date Profile:
Hair: Dark Brown, Clean-cut
Eyes: Light Brown, Round
Nose: Sharp
Lips: Small but pouty
Body Type: Lean and toned
Skin: Mestizo
Height: 5’11" to 6"
Legs: Long
Choice#1: Josh Harnett
Choice#2: Erik Menk
Choice#3: Vince Hizon
Do you exert any effort to make your crush fall for you?
In my own subtle ways (laughs). I tend to send the right signals through the tried and tested body language.
What’s your most regretful date?
I didn’t know that the guy I was dating has a kid. He just blurted it all out after dinner. Sufficed to say, I never went out with him again.
First Impressions: long lasting or worth forgetting?
It depends on how you look at it. You sometimes want your first dates to be perfect that you tend to be selective on your impressions of the guy. Something like sincerity is long-lasting, and arrogance is worth-forgetting. The next date, if ever there is, becomes a clean slate of bad traits.
Blind Dates: golden opportunities or scary scenarios?
It’s not really scary, but sometimes, the click just isn’t there. Before dates even begin, you tend to get to know the person and there, you’d find some connection between the two of you. But if you completely don’t know each other, how are you too sure that it’d be a successful date and not a waste of time?
When do you draw the dating finish line?
When I am too sure that the guy is a commitment-phobe. What’s the point of lengthening the game?
But if those photos could talk, Rose would seem to be dreamier. For, beneath that 5’3" frame is a brilliant mind that could market even the most mundane, like, say, activated carbon, and take it as a regular job. "Although the mind is a plus when attracting men, I sometimes keep them away because of my frankness. I speak my mind a lot and they think it’s scary." But then again, it doesn’t seem to be much of a problem for her, as Rose has her black book filled with date invites that come, well, "one after another". But here’s the catch, she has her share of qualifying rounds "Smart guys impress me. Someone who could talk on and on until the wee hours of the morning about anything and everything."
"It’s a good thing that the dating scene now is very diverse. No two dates are ever alike. It gets unique with the choice of setting or circumstances. You’ll never get bored.", she says with superiority that could only be summed off through tireless experience. But maybe, the only unique thing that is present in all her dates is her: a rare find of beauty and brains. And men just couldn’t help but make reservations.
Date Profile:
Hair: Dark Brown, Clean-cut
Eyes: Light Brown, Round
Nose: Sharp
Lips: Small but pouty
Body Type: Lean and toned
Skin: Mestizo
Height: 5’11" to 6"
Legs: Long
Choice#1: Josh Harnett
Choice#2: Erik Menk
Choice#3: Vince Hizon
Do you exert any effort to make your crush fall for you?
In my own subtle ways (laughs). I tend to send the right signals through the tried and tested body language.
What’s your most regretful date?
I didn’t know that the guy I was dating has a kid. He just blurted it all out after dinner. Sufficed to say, I never went out with him again.
First Impressions: long lasting or worth forgetting?
It depends on how you look at it. You sometimes want your first dates to be perfect that you tend to be selective on your impressions of the guy. Something like sincerity is long-lasting, and arrogance is worth-forgetting. The next date, if ever there is, becomes a clean slate of bad traits.
Blind Dates: golden opportunities or scary scenarios?
It’s not really scary, but sometimes, the click just isn’t there. Before dates even begin, you tend to get to know the person and there, you’d find some connection between the two of you. But if you completely don’t know each other, how are you too sure that it’d be a successful date and not a waste of time?
When do you draw the dating finish line?
When I am too sure that the guy is a commitment-phobe. What’s the point of lengthening the game?
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