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Not muscular or anything like that but facially I have been called alright looking. I am not ugly, but I am really average, that is what people say about me. Some girls say I am kinda cute but that rarely happens, I am not the top tier kind of guy.
I looked into the reasons for this and the one my friends keep telling me is that I look very "foreign". See I have light brown skin, black hair, and brown eyes (yes, I am a minority).
I know that can't be it.
What I want to know is, what makes girls from the age of 18-22 consider a guy physically attractive or handsome?
Seriously. There are some ugly guys in bands that girls just go crazy over. If they were just some average guy walking down the street, no one would pay them any attention.
This is an odd question. It doesn't really matter your looks or age group. Get yourself out there and put yourself in social settings. At 20, house and college parties. Party and see what happens. If you constantly get turned down, then you need to think about your confidence. Unless your ugly, you could get an average chick 2/10 times at least.
From what you describe you do not sound physically unattractive.
Keep yourself in relatively good shape. Learn how to dress neat/sharp. Carry yourself well in public. Make sure you are giving off an image of being "approachable."
I am not saying attractive as in getting laid, I got that. I am talking more about getting compliments for my looks. The guys who get it from my experience are tall and usually white.
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