Mystery

Hmmm... interesting. I guess it works that way for most men. Maybe I'm just a weirdo in that I prefer to have everything out in the open--complete transparency and openness. For me to feel "safe" emotionally and physically, I like to know as much about the person as possible, and I don't like to think about shadowy secrets. If I felt that there was something secretive going on, I'd walk away faster than...<insert a non-cliched simile.>

teacherayala, Aug 13, 2011
Everyone wants to know everything, men and women. A book (or person) that doesn't eventually reveal the mysteries it presents in the beginning come off as a frustration. But in the beginning, we can be drawn to the mystery we see or the unanswered questions that get brought up and we engage further to find out the answers. Curiosity is what makes mystery so alluring, plus the hint of risk or danger involved.

mugen shiyo, Aug 13, 2011
I couldn't have said it better myself.

People seem to have a sense of curiosity that drives them and when you keep the path exciting and unpredictable it just makes them want to know the truth that much more.

SupposedPolecat, Aug 13, 2011

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