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Samuel still does not want to give up his bachelor status. It is a mark of freedom to him. As long as he is single and unattached, he believes he has all the women he wants to keep him company. Samuel does not need one woman to keep him away from loneliness, he needs more than one.

Samuel's passion in dating women never seems to get him in trouble. His rich parents complain, but they never demand Samuel to pick one and settle down. His mother just eyes whichever new lady he brings back to meet his parents but she does not expect much. Sure, she has hope that one eventually is going to win over Samuel's heart, but she prays that the day is going to come sooner, and not later.

Samuel enjoys dating. He enjoys having different women in his arms. He hardly sticks to one for a period of more than 2 months. This does not apply to Rachel, his first girlfriend. Samuel dated Rachel when they were both in high school, but once Samuel was tempted by Rachel's best friend, Samuel was no longer satisfied by sticking to only one girl.

Samuel wants to feel that he is still young and adored. He does not want to feel like he is trapped. To him, a relationship is a trap. He cannot be committed to only one woman. He needs passion. And the only way to feel that is to date beautiful women.

Women fall at his feet. His family name and good looks buy them over. Each one counts the minutes before the present woman in the arm of Samuel is dropped, before a move is made to claim the empty seat. Some even make the moves to upstage the current girlfriend. These women make the dating game for Samuel easy. And he wants that. He does not want to work hard for something that he wants. To him, dating should come as easy as air to his lungs.

Once the passion he has for the woman he is dating is gone, Samuel picks up another. Naive Samuel believes all bow to his needs, always.