Do men really think some women are out of there league?

[Anonymous]

My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

[Anonymous]

In my experience, most men don't think ANY women are out of their league.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

Sometimes they have a very strong "Type A" personality as well. That can make it difficult to have a long term relationship with just anyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In my experience, most men don't think ANY women are out of their league.

Translation: "I get hit on by men who are beneath me."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

Sometimes with a really good look woman you think that she is either taken, has a ton of rich guys after her, or you have no chance of dating. These are the reasons they don't get asked out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In my experience, most men don't think ANY women are out of their league.

I agree, just look at A. Weiner for Exhibit A of this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

She's too damn picky. She puts herself out of everyone's league.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

She's too damn picky. She puts herself out of everyone's league.

Or, maybe she's happy being single.

Or, maybe she has other issues that make dating difficult.

[Anonymous]

Looks define the league, more or less. Other factors can bump you a few notches here or there, but primarily people hook up with other people who are similarly physically attractive.

Men tend to be more up front than women about this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

She's too damn picky. She puts herself out of everyone's league.

Picky, hardly. Offered to fix her up and she was all for it. I am new to the neighborhood and she has been way more helpful and welcoming than other neighbors. I haven't found a guy to fix her up with yet but I will. Just gotta get my husband to stop staring first

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

This sounds like heaven to me.

[Anonymous]

Of course. A lot of men still pine over that stacked cheerleader who blew every guy but him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife was out of my league when we met. I had been laid off from work and was starting grad school. I was literally making nothing and in funemployment. Her career had really taken off and she was about $400-500k a year. Also, she went to college on a track scholarship and had an insanely hot body and tan gorgeous skin. I guess I would describe her build as small waist, flat stomach and big butt with muscular legs.

What I've noticed in life is that even super attractive people are just people and they want to be loved too. Also, finding someone as hot as themselves to be in a relationship with isn't always realistic.

I have found that a lot of really attractive people who don't necessarily know they are attractive end up home alone because of this concept of " out of their league". Neighbor I just found out is in her 50's but I thought was late 30's or early 40's. Tall, runner, gorgeous nerd. Lots of family come to visit or stay at big fabulous house,but no dating. I think she is is victim of "out of their league" Not married, not sure if ever, and no kids. Wonderful person

This sounds like heaven to me.

But would she be out of your league?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:... Or the Reef BumBum champion^^

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