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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, initial (sexual) attraction is absolutely essential to men! The good news is that most men are sexually attracted to most women. So this is a relatively low hurdle to clear.[/quote]

Why does no one ever ask this question about women?!

Sexual attraction is important to us too! [/quote]

0% women are sexually attracted to 95% of men, and unless you are in the lucky 5% of men, we prefer not to hear about it[/quote]

I don't understand what you're trying to say. Are you saying 95% of men are not attractive to any women? I seriously doubt that. [/quote]

Yes. Exactly. This has been studied, here is one example
https://techcrunch.com/2009/11/18/okcupid-inbox-attractive[/quote]

I wouldn't consider a study of OKCupid users to be representative of the overall population.

However, my only point on this thread is to say that women consider sexual attractiveness important, just as men do. If we think most men are unattractive, it doesn't mean we don't value it -- it just means men need to step up their game! [/quote]

It does answer your question  "Why does no one ever ask this question about women?! "  ... then answer being, 95% of us don't like the answer and would rather avoid the question.

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Again, rather than ignoring the question, maybe you should think about why female OKCupid users rated 80% of men as below average. (hint: it's because a lot of men put zero effort into their appearance). Step up your game, men! Wearing clean clothes that fit and not having a beer belly goes a long way. [/quote]

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