It’s a good time to let you in on something: I’m a bit of a geek. My crushes tend to be on men in Physics or men who aren’t conventionally handsome.
When I was in high school I had a crush on Carl Sagan and Seiji Ozawa. Sure, I had a major crush on Paul Michael Glaser from Starsky and Hutch, but it was Carl Sagan and his ‘billions and billions’ of interesting facts about the cosmos making my heart race. As I grew older, it was Stephen Hawking, but that was an ill fated intellectual romance because he disproved my theories on time travel. We’ve since drifted apart, but he’ll always have a special place in my heart, even if he thinks my theories are faulty.
Michio Kaku became my not so secret intellectual beau after I read ‘Hyperspace’. He’s dreamy and smart. An astrophysicist with a sense of humor is my kind of catnip. I keep him in the rotation because he also teaches here in NYC. Another of my favorite men is Neil deGrasse Tyson. He’s the grooviest. ‘Death by Black Hole and other Cosmic Quandries’ is well written and a fun read. If you’re even remotely interested in astrophysics, you’ll read it in a flash.
Tyson was also voted one of People magazine’s most beautiful people. I’m not saying I knew that before them..I’m just sayin’…
Check out his website: http://research.amnh.org/~tyson/index.php
My friends tease me about my ‘boyfriends’ but I don’t care. If loving them is wrong, I don’t want to be right.
Anyone can have a crush on Johnny Depp. It takes a woman of substance to find a physicist sexy.
(well, I wouldn’t go that far)