Do men care about big wide set eyes and tiny chins and noses? |
Beauty and narcissism often go hand in hand so this is not surprising. |
| Beautiful women often marry handsome. Two narcissists aren't likely to live happily ever after. |
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1 and 8. I attract losers. Most have some kind of childhood trauma, SN, mental illness. I've dated three with ASD. I had no idea.
I'm friendly and will talk to anyone. They behave at the beginning, but then fall apart at some point. Most men around me are from very poor countries. Growing up in poverty and crime ridden country, does show at some point. I'm hardly ever left alone. Lots of male acquaintances and friends. Even the delivery guys try hard using up the 30 seconds they have. |
only on DCUM |
Which shouldn't be too difficult as they also get a larger pool of people so don't need to make compromises. |
Beautiful women often marry for money and once they establish themselves in that wealthy network, they discard old, bald or nerd and start dating in a better dating pool than their original one. |
200%. Matriarchy is the pillar of patriarchy. |
Because they like douchebags for flaunting, sex and partying, once real life sets in then they and their partners see each other's real colors. |
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I don't think the divorced women are naturally more beautiful. I think they are trying harder.
I have had several friends get divorced in their late 30s and 40s, and in retrospect, I think they started preparing for divorce years before it happened -- working out more, taking on higher maintenance hair and beauty routines, dressing better. Well before they ever mentioned even an inkling of an issue with there husbands, they seemed to start investing more in their appearance and overall well being. I think it was part of the liberation process for them. Among the married women I know, very few maintain themselves at that level. Maybe two, both married to extremely high earners in competitive fields where I think there is more pressure for the wives to look a certain way (lots of galas and dinners, for instance, where their looks may be compared and scrutinized). Of the rest, I'd say it's evenly divided between women who let themselves go a bit because they are content and not that stressed about it, and the ones who are in unhappy marriages and are gaining weight and neglecting their appearance due to depression and unhappiness with their situation. |
DP and I agree with them. If you think you somehow survived growing up without some internalized misogyny, you are probably kidding yourself. I've known too many people convinced they are 100% free of gender ideology who then buy into weird misogynist BS unthinkingly to believe otherwise. |
IME 1-2 ("Attractive women are less afraid" and "Attractive women have higher self esteem") are true for the women I know who initiate divorce. They aren't all necessarily off the charts beautiful, but they are pretty enough to probably get hit on even if they are in their 40s. I know people pile on when some women on these boards claim they look 10 years younger than they are but IRL I definitely know such women. |
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I am single, not divorced, late forties.
I feel like there was a time in my late thirties/early forties when I looked way better than a lot of women my age. And I started attracting better looking men. Like, as compares to my peers, I was better looking at 42 compared to other 42 years than I was at 25 compared to other 25 year olds. Now I have been in a relationship for several years and I don't feel that way anymore. In some ways, I feel like I actually look worse than a lot of my peers. I think I was maybe more conscious of my looks, weight, clothes in my early forties because I as actively dating rather than in a relationship. It is easier to let your guard down when you are in a relationship. |
| Easy one. More attractive women tend to be able to marry men with money. Then they can more easily afford to divorce and take their half. |
| Married women stop trying. They already reeled in a DH. Unless your DH is very attractive to other women, he doesn’t have many choices. Of all my married friends, many stopped trying years ago. It’s all about the kids now. |