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cameron diaz is a fake blonde for the god sake!, I posted her above as a example of typical non-attractive fake blondes. I like natural blondes like the girl I posted in the 3 first pictures
^^^ See, I really don't find any of those blondes up there attractive (especially the last one, whose face looks like a sponge). They all look the same and I just don't find blondes as hot as, say, a freakin' hot Latina.
You can't help who you're attracted to. If you like blonds and redheads so be it. Just be sure to mention this if you ever join an online dating site. I'm not sure you'll be able to weed out the fake blonds, however, as even naturally blond women tend to highlight or color their hair as they get older.
When I was single I was only attracted to dark-haired men. It's not that blond men can't be good looking it's just that I preferred dark hair and darker skin. Most people have a particular look that turns them on.
Natural redheads are, without a doubt, my favorites. But I've never found "only" one type of woman attractive. I go through phases, but overall I'm a sucker for: redheads, brunettes with pale skin, mixed race women (especially white-asian and white-black).
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