How would you say I look? (pic) (stylist, buzz cut, attractive)

[monemi]

Originally Posted by TheHurricaneKid

WTF, I can imagine Butler and Crowe, but Gyllenhaal and Gosling? Really?

Gyllenhaal and Gosling aren't all that memorable. The Gosling meme helped me remember his name, but I'm not any closer to remembering which is which.

[Mandy612]

glittering prizes, how about a haircut like jake gylenhall in jarhead? that was a nice haircut. yum.

[marie5v]

You look fine, but with men I think attitude counts more than looks. Can't tell that from a picture.

[Prince_Frog]

Probably much better looking than me, which probably isn't much help.

[ohio_peasant]

I'm going to dissent from most of the above comments by advocating against sporting a smile. I think that the OP looks fine without it; and further, a smile detracts from seriousness of purpose. It is inimical to the deeply serious business of finding a mate.

Please, ladies and gentlemen of City Data: please explain, what is this American obsession with smiling? Why does every clerk and secretary begin a greeting with a smile, and if none is returned, interpret the act as rude or arrogant?

In my view smiling is reserved for private jocularity, with one's buddies, or one's spouse. It's not the stuff of daily discourse, and certainly not for advertising oneself amongst strangers.

[PI2070]

Originally Posted by Mandy612

glittering prizes, how about a haircut like jake gylenhall in jarhead? that was a nice haircut. yum.

Mark Knopfler - Cleaning My Gun - YouTube

[Raena77]

Originally Posted by ohio_peasant

I'm going to dissent from most of the above comments by advocating against sporting a smile. I think that the OP looks fine without it; and further, a smile detracts from seriousness of purpose. It is inimical to the deeply serious business of finding a mate.

Please, ladies and gentlemen of City Data: please explain, what is this American obsession with smiling? Why does every clerk and secretary begin a greeting with a smile, and if none is returned, interpret the act as rude or arrogant?

In my view smiling is reserved for private jocularity, with one's buddies, or one's spouse. It's not the stuff of daily discourse, and certainly not for advertising oneself amongst strangers.

Are you British?

[Mandy612]

theres an old saying, "smile, and the world smiles with you"

while its true that not every picture needs to posses a smile, it sure does look nice.

i will now quote molly annie and pepper from Annie: lol

your clothes may be all grumbly,
they stand out a mile
but brother youre never fully dressed, without a smile.

who cares what youre wearing from main street to seville row?!
its what you wear from ear to ear..
and not from head to toe..
that maatterrs

i may be off on some words as im just going by memory but the point is clear, smiling is in and it always has been.

[Broncos Quarterback]

Definitely a good looking guy. I cannot reconcile this with your many negative posts on dating. You should be dating good looking women without any problems. Just goes to show it is not just about looks.

Weird how all of the complainy posts type of guys are good looking yet they all complain they can't get any good looking girls to date them. Something doesn't add up.

[GlitteringPrizes]

I just cut it a little bit shorter on the sides. My hair has thinned a little on the temples to make a V shape that would be highly visible if it was short. Same pattern that my dad has, so I'm hoping it's my "mature hairline" and not the beginning of total hair loss. Since my hair is kinda wavy (see pic 2), I'm thinking about growing it out like Roger Federer, who has similar hair though his has receded more than mine.