10 reasons why you should fall in love with a programmer.

Gone are the days of the awkward programmer; nowadays, there's no shortage of handsome guys with a background in technology.

And these guys are anything but ordinary! They can change or influence the world with just a few lines of code.

1. Pass the Computer Science subject flawlessly with dream scores.

When in school, girls majoring in Literature or other subjects who had boyfriends majoring in Computer Science/IT could simply text their boyfriends for help whenever they encountered problems with Computer Science (like exams, tests, difficult assignments, etc.), and their boyfriends would "step in" and give them a perfect score!

2. Free lifetime computer warranty service.

What could be better than being around a programmer who can solve any computer problem? Computer won't boot up? He's got you covered! Computer has a virus? He's got you covered!... Not to mention, sometimes when they have free time, these guys will even give you a free computer overhaul.

3. Your partner possesses a wealth of useful knowledge about information technology.

Whether you use a phone with Android, iOS, or Windows Phone software… or a computer running Windows or iOS… your programmer boyfriend will still use it easily (and will gladly teach you), simply because he is very tech-savvy.

4. Easy to saw, easy to knock down, easy to get used to.

With their gentle, sincere nature and… limited interaction with girls (due to their work environment!), most IT guys are easy to approach, easy to get to know, and will also be loyal to you.

5. Patience

For guys working in IT, patience is an obvious necessity. An IT guy might spend an entire day reviewing and revising a piece of code hundreds of times before the software runs. However, it's this innate patience that makes him more tolerant and accommodating towards his girlfriend than other impatient guys.

6. Be able to distinguish clearly between right and wrong issues.

With their habit of regularly handling operating systems, working with individual microchips, and dealing with large and small pieces of code, these IT guys' organizational skills and problem-solving abilities are extremely effective.

Therefore, whenever he gets upset or argues with his girlfriend, the IT guy always tries to find a way to resolve the issue instead of making things worse.

7. Less prone to infidelity because of being too busy.

The job of an IT guy requires intense concentration and hours of intense computer work, even thinking about programming code while sleeping. Therefore, when he's interested in something, like a girl for example, he'll tend not to glance at other girls (he's focused, after all).

8. Intelligent and quick-witted in problem-solving.

To be able to study a field that requires a broad range of knowledge like Information Technology, guys must possess good intelligence. In particular, programmers have a knack for problem-solving (quick fixes for computers and software are, of course, essential).

When playing any game, this guy always grasps the programmer's tips and has "secrets" to help you win every time.

9. Unique and one-of-a-kind gifts

On the surface, many IT guys might seem a bit dry, but when given the chance to showcase their unique talents, they shine brighter than anyone else.

On her birthday, while others were giving their loved ones gifts like cakes and flowers, the programmer gifted his girlfriend a free chat software that he had written himself just for the two of them to use.

10. If you date an IT guy, you have the potential to become the wife of a billionaire in the future.

Few people know that a widely used software or application can bring its creator a huge sum of money. Bill Gates changed the world thanks to Microsoft software. And your IT boyfriend, with his creative mind and excellent software writing skills, earning thousands of dollars is entirely possible.

Dating an IT guy is like dating a superhero! He can change or impact the world with just the lines of code he writes. Do you still find them boring after reading this? :)

According to Infonet