Beauty and the Briefcase: Late Review

Synopsis:
Determined fashion journalist Lane Daniels (Hilary Duff) weighs love against ambition while researching the Cosmopolitan cover story that could make or break her career. An aspiring writer who has always dreamt of penning a cover story for Cosmo, Lane makes a pitch to editor Kate White (Jaime Pressly) for an article entitled "Switching Careers to Find Love." Incredibly, Kate gives Lane the green light, instructing her to first seek out a corporate job, and commence dating as many of her co-workers as possible. In no time, Lane is punching the clock, and juggling boyfriends. But while Tom (Michael McMillan) and Seth (Matt Dallas) are both plenty of fun, charming music producer Liam (Chris Carmack) is the guy who really drives Lane wild. Trouble is, Liam doesn't work in Lane's office, so he's strictly off-limits. Now, with her biggest career goal finally within grasp, Lane must choose to follow her heart, or give in to ambition (source)

In reality, women are making their lists of what real men are and what characteristics should their knight-in-shining-armor has. Some should be; masculine, with the six-packed abs, sexy butt. Some wants a traveler, with the same sense of humor, with a wheels. And some comes up, falling in love with the person, who never possess any characteristics in her listing.

Lesson Learned:

• We can never rush love. It happens the least we expect it. 
• Being in a relationship is decision. 
• Job hunting, working in a unfamiliar environment isn't easy job. 
• Value your friend's advises. When you're blindly inlove, they know what's best for you. 

Love just doesn't happen to girls like me; girls who build their hopes on an intricate web of day dreams. The truth is that everyone has issues and maybe building up a fake, perfect man in my mind was my biggest issue of all. I've been walking around with the ghost of my magic man. He's been haunting me, keeping me from a world of opportunities that were right in front of me... There's no such thing as perfection. Love is for people who are realistic and smart enough to open up their heart and minds and to realize that a real relationship is the ultimate fantasy

It's not bad to write down your  standards about men. Your future lies on your decision of whom you should going out with, to whom you say your sweet yes. I believe God gave you that standard. And for me, real relationship happens.

And uhm I found  Michael McMillan so handsome