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Okay, here's something about looks that I've kind of been afraid to say on here... "Judging" someone by looks isn't purely a selfish, superficial thing.
I agree. Set aside things like how you dress, hygiene, your hair style, etc. and just focus on physical features. If a woman rejects you because you're overweight, for example, it isn't because society is telling her to do so. It's because our brains have evolved to look for signs of health and vitality. A guy who's overweight doesn't project that.
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Originally Posted by Freedom123
I don't have a problem with any woman making the choice to wait for Mr. Right. I was just making the observation that these choices are made, and then "there are no good men" is proclaimed as a result of their choice to wait for the rare BMW instead of going with the reliable Honda. If I made this choice, I would deal with the consequences instead of complaining about my lack of options.
I agree that one should accept responsibility for their choices and not complain about the consequences. I knew a Korean girl who'd complain about not being able to meet quality guys. Problem was she was only looking for other Koreans while living in a city with a very small Korean population. So whose fault was it that she wasn't finding what she was looking for? Obviously hers since she set the criteria. This is also why I have no sympathy for people who complain about the quality of people on a dating site. If you're not happy with what you're finding, then maybe you ought to reconsider what you're filtering by. I don't know if men necessarily compromise on their criteria more than women. I think you just hear don't hear about it as much because men tend to keep that stuff to themselves.
I don't know.....I do know that I have no sympathy at all for my friends who constantly tell me that there are no good men, and when I ask them what they're looking for, their standards are too high. That's the reason, not that there are no good men, its just their standards are too high, and they don't want to compromise on their standards.
Men want Kim Kardashian, women want Enrique Iglasias. Personality wise, both want someone who is, "kind, giving, deep, faithful, successful, and interested in the same qualities in life." It's nearly impossible to find a "good man/woman" when someone is looking for all these qualities wrapped into one; that is, unless you start taking away one by one the standards you hold an SO to.
Men want Kim Kardashian, women want Enrique Iglasias. Personality wise, both want someone who is, "kind, giving, deep, faithful, successful, and interested in the same qualities in life." It's nearly impossible to find a "good man/woman" when someone is looking for all these qualities wrapped into one; that is, unless you start taking away one by one the standards you hold an SO to.
There is nothing wrong with wanting someone who is attractive as long as you can offer the same in return
Is it really to do with the quality of the men out there or are they simply too picky, holding out for something which does not exist or is so rare in real life? Their criteria often sounds simple enough: someone caring, kind, funny, smart blah blah, these traits aren't exactly rare, yet women complain they can't find Mr. Right or even get a decent date. Fellas, doesn't that annoy you somewhat? They complain because out of the dozens of suitors none meets their lofty standards (or rather, they ***** and moan about the last three when they knew they were getting themselves into ) while a lot of guys can't even find a woman to be abusive to him? lol
Or maybe the other answer, that what you see on TV isn't a real reflection on real life, and is full of women who think they don't really need men, yet constantly whine and complain that they can't find that special someone.
Um no....the first (who I did love) had major issues -addiction which were lying in wait til the finances worked well for him...I bailed him out legally MANY times
The second bf is a decent guy, pays a TON of child support (yes guys I agree the laws are bad) but now bcs of stress spens most free time gaming on a stupid virtual game.....
fwiw I think the economy in amerika is destroying decent marriages . People can only take so much. My bf now HATES his job and I wish I could see things getting better...any rich guys out there????Im a good person, just sick of trying....
also there are attractive, good women out there, we just get fed up .....trust is difficult....
In a long term relationship and in 30s. I guess I have missed out on having lots of relationships.
But there is an advantage, there are a lot of women out who frankly are just trouble and best avoided -
So many women in their 20s, although, would be ok for a single date, but once you get to know them their REAL personality comes you find out there a cranky, money grubbing and stressed all the time.
I just be myself, don't change anything for a woman, and if they don't like it tough... There are too many guys who change there behaviour for women.
If a woman finds you attractive, she will go for you - no need to walk on eggshells or try to mind read them.
There is no way in hell that men are as picky as women when choosing partners.
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