Proof that Silver-Haired People like Brunettes

Don't really ask me why, unless you're an Aeriseph (Aeris (Aerith)/Sephiroth) fan like me, but I've been making some theories as to why these two FFVII characters would be best for pairings, rather than Aeris/Cloud, Aeries/Rufus, Aeris/Reno, Aeris/Zack and other Aeris/(insert male FFVII character):

1. If you played the original PSOne game before, you would have noticed that Aeris only treated Cloud as just a brother to him, giving advice on some parts than getting romantically involved.
2. Aeris and Zack are just friends to each other, so that might be a reason why he never flirted with her: just talking to each other.
3. Tseng and Aeris are only friends to each other, not pairings, why? Back when Rufus's dad was still alive, she is still a young child and he treated her as a little sister.
4. Rufus and Reno both have little interest into Aeris: The blonde bloke is only interested in other stuff besides her and Reno is just following orders, so what more can you expect?
5. Vincent, Barret and Cid have little love interest with, other than the fact they treated her as a friend. Enough said.
6. Tifa and Sephiroth pairing? Okay, that came out of nowhere, but sadly I think Tifa never liked him, since he killed her dad in the first place. And then there's the Yuffie and Sephiroth pairing: I'm sorry, but that ninja would never be with a guy that has just 'sliced' every one of the Wutanese soldiers.
7. Watch the credits at the end of FFVII: Advent Children and when at the end of the cast section, you should the names of Aeris and Sephiroth apparently there. Perhaps some of the Square Enix staff have a keen interest of Aeriseph.

And that's about it. So, what's next? Asking the director to make another prequel of how Aeris and her mother got involved in the Shinra labs, where young Sephiroth was apparently there in the scene or something.

Quote of the moment - "Love is free; it is not practised as a way of achieving other ends." - Pope Benedict, aka the 'Cardinal formely known as Joseph Ratzinger' talking about love.