Who knows what women want, really?

I laughed out loud reading Brad Dickson’s article on Heidi Fleiss [“Guys Who Drive the Ladies Wild,” Dec. 15]. The descriptions on desirable man types were hysterical and right on. May I add a few more? How about the Please Let Me Rub Your Feet Man, the I Already Made Dinner for You Guy and the always popular Let’s Add More Clothes to Your Wardrobe Man. Life would be perfect!

LORETTA KITABJIAN

Altadena

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I applaud the idea of what’s good for the goose.... But I honestly have to agree with Brad Dickson. I’m looking for the No That Outfit Doesn’t Make You Look Fat Guy.

JANET CARPENTER

Santa Monica

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Oooh, I loved Brad Dickson’s piece on Heidi. I have always thought that any bar in any town was a bordello, but Dickson was more accurate -- just step outside and a woman can smile and get a guy, unless she’s really, and I mean really, ugly.

If Ms. Fleiss says that her guys will satisfy the fantasies that ordinary guys won’t, well, I’ve never come across a man who wasn’t willing to try.

All you have to do is ask. My

bet is on this venture being a loser.

SUZANNE CORWIN

Westlake Village

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I am not sure who is more dumb: Brad Dickson for writing such an ignorant article, or the L.A. Times for printing it. Sure, make fun of the stud farm idea, but is Mr. Dickson really so ignorant as to peg all women to liking men that can only do things around the house?

Wake up, Mr. Dickson, it’s almost 2006. Women can actually do things on their own now. Wouldn’t you know, I just moved my couch! I can check my oil. And, I think Oprah is annoying. Uh oh, looks like I wouldn’t be able to find a good man at your version of the stud farm.

ERICA LANDRY

Westwood