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I think a large majority of men, but not all obviously, care more about a woman's appearance and sexiness to look at than anything else about her. Everything else comes second or further down. It's not uncommon at all for a guy to snag a looker and then be all baffled when she turns out to be a psycho or a bad mother or have a nasty personality, etc. They don't mind it too much if she turns out to be kind of low IQ, in fact many seem to prefer that as well.
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Jealous? Most men are married to women who are way more attractive than them. |
| Looks are just one aspect of a relationship. There are so many other factors. It’s about whole package, not just one aspect. If gorgeous girl is high maintenance or has high debt/low income ratio, she can make life hell. |
| Replying to 15:54: I never called the woman ugly. I do acknowledge that there are people who are very much not conventionally attractive, because I’m ignorant. Pretty privilege wouldn’t be a thing if everybody was considered pretty. |
I would prefer a merit scholar over a beauty pageant winner. |
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Women should:
- lean in into their careers and realize themselves professionally - be good mothers - spend time and focus on children - run households - take care of the household chores, decisions, manage help, keep track of all tasks needed to be done, they are responsible for creating a "home" - be active in the community - volunteer at school, neighborhood events, etc., - focus on the marriage to keep the spark going - supposed to have their own interests, hobbies and now they're also supposed to look 8 out of 10 so they don't look too bad next to their gorgeous husbands. What are societal expectations of men? None. Just exist. |
I was thinking the same. ICK! |
No, I think a large majority of men want a women who will have regular, enthusiastic sex with them. They would trade a gorgeous woman for one that is less attractive (but not extremely unattractive) and sex positive. I don’t think most men would marry a woman that is high maintenance, argumentative, or would be a bad mother. Most educated men want someone with an average or above IQ. |
Exactly. She likely read the subtitles on your face, even if you didn’t say the dialogues. |
Here you go. |
Ditto. Let’s face it, kids’ll be better off inheriting high IQ and maternal income AND free tutoring and home grown college consulting as well. |
Another woman pretending to be a man. You are delusional. Men are driven by sex. They don't get aroused by the thought of "home grown consulting." Handsome men who marry unattractive women are 1) gay or 2) looking for financial and social opportunities. Both cheat with men or good looking women. |
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NP. I’ve been thinking about this thread because my husband is more attractive than I am, but I decided it’s impossible to make general statements because beauty is just too subjective.
Husband is objectively hot, but he’s also non-white, which causes some people to overlook him and also left him less secure about his looks. He also usually dresses poorly. At least when we’re out together, I only notice other women staring when he’s fancied up in a suit. (I hate it, it does make me insecure, so I’m glad we don’t dress up very often!) But then also, I’m hard to categorize. I’m above average, but far from gorgeous or hot. But when I was single I always, *always* had a circle of devoted men who wanted to date me. So there must be more to attraction than purely looks? FWIW, I’m a happy person who I’ve been told has the personality of a beloved kindergarten teacher, and I thiink a lot of men find that appealing. Based on his ex-girlfriend and celebrity crushes, I’m pretty sure I’m exactly my husband’s “type” as well. But to the extent that you CAN generalize, husband is definitely hotter. He’s also younger and makes more money. But I know I’m a 10/10 as a life partner, and some men genuinely do see intelligence and personality as the most important factor. |
Then why did my ex cheat on me with an objectively uglier woman? And I'm definitely sex-positive. Answer: people are complicated and it's not as simple as you present. Maybe you are simple I can't speak to that- but other people have layers. |