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This is not a one size fits all. Requirements will vary as we've seen from responders. Age/maturity is a big factor too. This is based on some men/women forums I read that talked about this in great depth. I just took the most mentioned requirements that girls made and compiled them here. No offense intended.
You should have said that these criteria are for attracting girls, then. You said "women" in your thread title. No wonder you're getting disagreement from the members here.
What I have learned is that, generally speaking, these things are most important to a woman:
1 good looking/handsome
2 tall
3. full head of thick hair
4. confident/easy-going/sense of humor
5. good build
Well then you learned wrong. Back to school for you!
What I have learned is that, generally speaking, these things are most important to a woman:
1 good looking/handsome
2 tall
3. full head of thick hair
4. confident/easy-going/sense of humor
5. good build
Er, nope.
1. Attractive/handsome to me
2. Intellectual/educated
3. Compatible world views
4. Fellow introvert w/compatible love languages
5. Nerdy/geeky (to include shared interests within nerd/geek culture)
6. Creative/artistic
7. Similar sense of humor
8. Great communicator/listener
9. Compassionate/empathetic
10. Great with kids
Women in their teens = Justin Beiber lookalike or cocky guy in good clothes
Women in college = Disheveled guy that is genetically thor like with douche mentality
women in 20's/late college = nerds/professor/guy at starbucks/something different
women in 20's= nerd that is successful/anything that makes them not think about college boyfriend/boss/smart looking guy at bar
women in late 20's=guys that are good with kids and good looking/ guys that don't suck/nothing for awhile
women in their 30's = everyone else/you
Women in their teens = Justin Beiber lookalike or cocky guy in good clothes
Women in college = Disheveled guy that is genetically thor like with douche mentality
women in 20's/late college = nerds/professor/guy at starbucks/something different
women in 20's= nerd that is successful/anything that makes them not think about college boyfriend/boss/smart looking guy at bar
women in late 20's=guys that are good with kids and good looking/ guys that don't suck/nothing for awhile
women in their 30's = everyone else/you
Boys in their teens= hot girl who will have sex with them.
Boys in college= hot girl who will have sex with them.
Boys in their 20s= hot girl who will have sex with them.
Boys in their 30s and up= hot girl who will have sex with them.
What I have learned is that, generally speaking, these things are most important to a woman:
1 good looking/handsome
2 tall
3. full head of thick hair
4. confident/easy-going/sense of humor
5. good build
That's funny, my fiancé lacks in all the areas but 4. I think I'd agree with you about generally speaking a lot of women, especially younger ones, prefer those 5 attributes; I mean, it would be like an ideal. That's my impression at least (and especially tall and good build--I heard that comes from wanting to feel protected or something, at least that's the only thing that did make sense 'cause I never understood that appeal--I prefer smaller, shorter men). Probably a good percentage of people on this forum are going to be outside of the norm on this though (it seems quite a few are older/more mature and past the whole looks thing).
My nephews are in that category of tall, good looking, good build, etc.. They are in college and it's true, they even dress in rags and there are still plenty of girls chase after them. No money yet, still mooching of their parents. I don't have short nephews to compare. They are all taller than 6'2.
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