why do nyc women find me attractive but RI (where i live) women do not? (attractiveness, conversations)
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This past Friday I went to NYC on another gallery tour/photo shoot with a few other photo artists. Again i noticed that women seemed to find me attractive. I caught a few ladies checking me out and then smiling at me and holding eye contact. (At home when i see a woman check me out they look away like they are disgusted). Other ladies just smiled at me and held eye contact. Some of these ladies were twenty somethings which i found very flattering. (Again at home this happens very, very, rarely) So my question is why the disparity between places? How can i be attractive in one place but not another? One of the other photo artists on the trip is a lady i am friendly with who happens to be my own age but married. She noticed a few of these ladies check me out and/or smile and this led to a conversation over dinner. She said that the ratio of single women to single men in nyc is 6 to 1. Therefore, she said guys like me are in demand in nyc. Is this ratio factual? If so then is her statement about guys like me being in demand also true? Sorry for the amount of questions in this thread. I am just trying to understand.
The thing is this, why don't women in Rhode Island find you attractive or interesting? Both NYC and Rhode Island are North Eastern and have similar aspects, but I think there is some difference between the two. I never been to Rhode Island and I would not know how women up there are! Do women marry early up there or are already taken before 25 compared to NYC which has a high rate single moms and single professional women alike. Also since you like photography I suggest to check out artsy areas of NYC like Williamsburg Brooklyn, East Village in Manhattan where other artist congregate.
The thing is this, why don't women in Rhode Island find you attractive or interesting? Both NYC and Rhode Island are North Eastern and have similar aspects, but I think there is some difference between the two. I never been to Rhode Island and I would not know how women up there are! Do women marry early up there or are already taken before 25 compared to NYC which has a high rate single moms and single professional women alike. Also since you like photography I suggest to check out artsy areas of NYC like Williamsburg Brooklyn, East Village in Manhattan where other artist congregate.
I wouldn't spend too much time worrying about why. I would, however, move to NYC.
I would love to have an apartment there or if not a girlfriend at the very least someone i can go visit. Moving away from friends and family won't do. Neither would living there permanently as it would cease to be special. Once again thanks for the responses.
I would love to have an apartment there or if not a girlfriend at the very least someone i can go visit. Moving away from friends and family won't do. Neither would living there permanently as it would cease to be special. Once again thanks for the responses.
Thing is this that I find women from New England much more attractive than Local NYC women.
This past Friday I went to NYC on another gallery tour/photo shoot with a few other photo artists. Again i noticed that women seemed to find me attractive. I caught a few ladies checking me out and then smiling at me and holding eye contact. (At home when i see a woman check me out they look away like they are disgusted). Other ladies just smiled at me and held eye contact. Some of these ladies were twenty somethings which i found very flattering. (Again at home this happens very, very, rarely) So my question is why the disparity between places? How can i be attractive in one place but not another? One of the other photo artists on the trip is a lady i am friendly with who happens to be my own age but married. She noticed a few of these ladies check me out and/or smile and this led to a conversation over dinner. She said that the ratio of single women to single men in nyc is 6 to 1. Therefore, she said guys like me are in demand in nyc. Is this ratio factual? If so then is her statement about guys like me being in demand also true? Sorry for the amount of questions in this thread. I am just trying to understand.
Different areas have extremely different cultures.
Okay, there is just so many different factors that I won't be able to address them all. You have to look at the ratio, the type of culture, the mentality, etc. Also, the commonality of people like you in your area
Where I live, it seems to be getting close to being a sausage fest. Yet at the same time, it seems like women are to some extent eyeing me (probably a good thing if I stand out in the sausage fest). Also, I have been to places where I was a dime a dozen.
Maybe the women at home are attracted to you, but they have a different way of showing it. (which would include acting like they are disgusted). I'm not sure if they are looking away like they are disgusted or just looking away. Perception can and often does differ from reality. Maybe they are used to seeing you.
I personally don't understand this phenomenon well enough to explain it. (I mean I do understand it, but I can't vocallize it.)
Different areas have extremely different cultures.
Okay, there is just so many different factors that I won't be able to address them all. You have to look at the ratio, the type of culture, the mentality, etc. Also, the commonality of people like you in your area
Where I live, it seems to be getting close to being a sausage fest. Yet at the same time, it seems like women are to some extent eyeing me (probably a good thing if I stand out in the sausage fest). Also, I have been to places where I was a dime a dozen.
Maybe the women at home are attracted to you, but they have a different way of showing it. (which would include acting like they are disgusted). I'm not sure if they are looking away like they are disgusted or just looking away. Perception can and often does differ from reality. Maybe they are used to seeing you.
I personally don't understand this phenomenon well enough to explain it. (I mean I do understand it, but I can't vocallize it.)
Disgusted is the best way i can describe it. At the gym, out of the corner of my eye, i have noticed four women check me out from foot to head. When they get to my face and realize i have been watching them check me out, their eyes close, their head turns away and either up or down. Which is where i got the idea it was disgust.
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