Stephen A. Smith Explains Why It’s Better To Date A ‘7/10’ Than A ‘10/10’

Stephen A. Smith Explains Why It’s Better To Date A ‘7/10’ Than A ‘10/10’

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith, is currently trending after making a bold claim concerning the dating scene. He gave a valuable advice to men on what level of lady they should go for, and of course he’s ruling out a ‘10/10’.

According to Stephen, men should go for a ‘7/10’ instead of a ‘10/10’. “There’s no man alive that’ll disagree with what I’m about to say. You want a strong 7.. let me tell you why.. 10, fine, has all body looking fine everything like that got it going on, too much maintenance,” he began.

”A 9, that’s a problem too, because she got enough people telling her she’s a 10.. so half of them acting that way. And by the way, the ones that ain’t acting that way still require more from you than what others might. You got to be up on your game, that’s problematic.”

 

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He continued, “8, that’s ideal.. cause that’s really good looking, she got it going on. But at the same time, there’s a level of independence which is never a bad thing. Until she’s so independent that she’s making you feel like you need to be more dependent on her. There’s too much time that’s wasting away of you not feeling like that dude.. you feel like a dude, not that dude.”

Stephen added, “Here’s where a strong 7 comes in. She can compete with an 8 but her mentality is not that of an 8. So she’s more appreciative of you wanting her. Therefore, she treats you like she wants you. As a result y’all have more of a good time together.”

In another news, Stephen A. Smith and fellow ESPN star Pat McAfee reportedly had an “explosive argument” over creative differences involving the latter longtime pundit’s new project he’s set to air on the network. The alleged argument was so intense it led to Smith banning McAfee from making appearances on “First Take” during the football season.

McAfee reportedly called Smith a “motherf—er” during the spat. However, they’ve since settled their differences. “I have nothing but love for Stephen A.,” McAfee told the New York Post. “I think I’m still welcome on ‘First Take’? I was scheduled through football season to join on Tuesdays, hopefully next year that’ll happen as well.”