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I'm not a bad boy: John Mayer
North America News.Net
Monday 8th February, 2010 (IANS)
American musician John Mayer claims that he has been well-behaved with all his girlfriends contrary to his bad boy image.
'I consider myself a good guy, with the best of intentions. Anyone who has been in a relationship with me would stand by the fact that I've never been callous. I've never been a bad boy. I may have taken someone through the wringer psychologically, but I've never been sinister,' contactmusic.com quoted Mayer as saying.
Mayer has dated a string of women, including Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Love Hewitt.  Email this story to a friend
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