Being genius is also great, but it many times comes with its own demons. Being known for something Nobel worthy is going to spare you most of the fame seekers (who stalks a Nobel prize winner, after all?) but still afford you the satisfaction of having helped humanity. Even without the prize I would probably choose this over the other two. A sense of helping others gives me great personal satisfaction.
Famous for doing something great. Actually, you can leave out the famous part and just let me achieve something unique that rates a footnote in some dry and dusty tomb.
i'm attractive enough, smart enough, and famous is just...meh. Think of all the "people" interaction the latter would require!
My inner introvert shudders.
*shudder*
Always so helpful
I was actually just using the opportunity to poke around in there and look for things I could torture you with later
Quoted for posterity. Collar's definition of helpful.
Friend: Fun-lovin, free-spirited (not sure that's a compliment, haha), guaranteed good time (doesn't mean I put out, it means I will give anyone a good time no matter what we do!)
whatever. I do the same when I dream, and call them "dream people". They might be a family member in my dream, but later on I can't even remember what they looked like. Looks just aren't that big a deal for me, it's not something I give high value to and I guess my fantasies reflect that.
, are very similar. There is a specific woman. Sometimes my SO, sometimes not. Yes, Ladies of Lit are frequent subjects. 
I can't get off thinking about strangers or imaginary people or casual acquaintances. There must exist a high level of mental chemistry and emotional intimacy with a person for them to make an appearance in my daydreams or fantasies. Consequently, the cast of characters is small and consistent over time.
Eta: Oh yeah, we have to share some filthy, nasty kinks as well.
