Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love quiet confidence and those endearing moments when my date says or does something that reminds me of someone I already love. Like when a guy has a quirky habit that my brother has or I discover that he loves the same obscure, hole in the wall dive that I love but few appreciate. Just a genuine character. Oh, and a passion for something is important...can be cool, can be geeky, but something that causes his eyes to light up when he speaks about it.
Physically, 5'9 or taller and not fat. Goatee is a must. Ambition.
I'm getting horny.
Damn, that's me to a T! 6'0" with a goatee and driven...
Wassup girl...? lol
Anonymous wrote:I love quiet confidence and those endearing moments when my date says or does something that reminds me of someone I already love. Like when a guy has a quirky habit that my brother has or I discover that he loves the same obscure, hole in the wall dive that I love but few appreciate. Just a genuine character. Oh, and a passion for something is important...can be cool, can be geeky, but something that causes his eyes to light up when he speaks about it.
Physically, 5'9 or taller and not fat. Goatee is a must. Ambition.
I'm getting horny.
Anonymous wrote:If I was perfectly honest, it is a guy that on the surface seems like he has a lot going for him (looks, charisma, success in his career) but has some deep down flaws. I am a sucker for a project. Before the haters chime in, I know most that men don't want to be fixed and yes, this has led for some really crappy people to piss on me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really? I don't think it's the same guy. He's oblivious to me crushing on him. Oblivious. sigh.
You might be talking about my husband! Average physical attractiveness, off-the-charts charisma. He's had so many of his students fall in love with him over the years. And he's almost always completely clueless about it.
Anonymous wrote:Really? I don't think it's the same guy. He's oblivious to me crushing on him. Oblivious. sigh.
Anonymous wrote:Personality plays a huge role in whether I find a man attractive or not. If they are passionate about something. If they are driven in their field to be successful. If they care about others and want to make the world a better place. These things all outweigh the physical attributes in my opinion.
Anonymous wrote:Do you find that they doesn't necessarily have to be drop dead gorgeous or handsome? How much of a role does personality, sense of humor, flirty nature affect your perception of them.
Just wondering because I met this guy and didn't think that much of him until I saw him in action teaching and got to know him a bit better as we chatted before class started and now I am totally infatuated with him. I used to believe in lust at first sight, but this person has me questioning all of that.
Anonymous wrote:For women money
For guys young, blonde and skinny driving a big black suv
Anonymous wrote:When I was younger, it was 100% physical attraction all the way.
Now in my forties, while I still think physical attraction is important, even more important to me is WHO the person really is.
Personality traits, career status, financial success, etc.
For instance, a hot guy who was my age and working at Burger King would turn me off. Even more so, if he was unemployed.
A guy who treated others like shit and was cocky and arrogant would never get a second date w/me.
There is something about a man who has a good career and makes enough money where he can live comfortably that turns me on.
I reconnected w/this guy on Facebook who I was SO in love w/in high school.
This guy was not only hot, he was on the Varsity football team, was Homecoming Prince for 2 yrs straight and was voted "Best Looking" in our class Senior yearbook. He was very cocky and stuck~up then, but because he was so hot...he could be that way then and girls still wanted him.
27 yrs later we met for coffee.
He's still cute (though not hot), but he doesn't have a job now and told me he hasn't worked for the past 3 1/2 yrs. He spends his day selling drugs to his neighbors and selling stuff on E~bay.
Now his cockiness is a huge turn off plus the way his life has turned out.
Old age gives you wisdom and a better perspective.