Anonymous wrote:Because 80% of women are attracted only to the top 20% of men. Simple math shows that majority of women need to date a man she is not attracted to.
Anonymous wrote:Because 80% of women are attracted only to the top 20% of men. Simple math shows that majority of women need to date a man she is not attracted to.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because women especially are told not to be "shallow" and will be alone forever if they are "too picky."
I would have rather been alone, so I was mostly single until I met my husband, but most of my friends who were always in relationships dated guys they weren't attracted to to "give him a chance" and see if they "became attracted due to his personality." Never worked out.
I am not doubting but sincerely curious: who is giving that advice. I would never tell my daughter that so want to know where that message comes from.
Anonymous wrote:Affair. Just sex
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because women especially are told not to be "shallow" and will be alone forever if they are "too picky."
I would have rather been alone, so I was mostly single until I met my husband, but most of my friends who were always in relationships dated guys they weren't attracted to to "give him a chance" and see if they "became attracted due to his personality." Never worked out.
I am not doubting but sincerely curious: who is giving that advice. I would never tell my daughter that so want to know where that message comes from.
A few posts back, someone said that because most women are only attracted to the top 20% of men, women should settle.
My whole life, if I wasn’t interested in a guy because I wasn’t attracted, I’d hear tons of “poor guy!” and “but he’s SUCH a good guy!”
But from whom? Your friends? Your parents?
Everyone. Friends, parents, acquaintances, strangers at parties.
I can’t even count the number of times a friend, family member, or acquaintance has tried to set me up with a guy and started with “I know he’s not physically your type, but he’s such a great guy....” Even now my sister is trying to set me up with her boss who is almost 20 years older than me (!!) but he’s “sooooo nice”![]()
I remember reading a book about dating for teenage girls when I was maybe 13/14. One of the key pieces of advice was to always give a guy a second date, even if you weren’t attracted to him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because women especially are told not to be "shallow" and will be alone forever if they are "too picky."
I would have rather been alone, so I was mostly single until I met my husband, but most of my friends who were always in relationships dated guys they weren't attracted to to "give him a chance" and see if they "became attracted due to his personality." Never worked out.
I am not doubting but sincerely curious: who is giving that advice. I would never tell my daughter that so want to know where that message comes from.
A few posts back, someone said that because most women are only attracted to the top 20% of men, women should settle.
My whole life, if I wasn’t interested in a guy because I wasn’t attracted, I’d hear tons of “poor guy!” and “but he’s SUCH a good guy!”
But from whom? Your friends? Your parents?
Anonymous wrote:This is a female issue. Straight men will not date women they don't want to bang.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because women especially are told not to be "shallow" and will be alone forever if they are "too picky."
I would have rather been alone, so I was mostly single until I met my husband, but most of my friends who were always in relationships dated guys they weren't attracted to to "give him a chance" and see if they "became attracted due to his personality." Never worked out.
I am not doubting but sincerely curious: who is giving that advice. I would never tell my daughter that so want to know where that message comes from.
A few posts back, someone said that because most women are only attracted to the top 20% of men, women should settle.
My whole life, if I wasn’t interested in a guy because I wasn’t attracted, I’d hear tons of “poor guy!” and “but he’s SUCH a good guy!”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because women especially are told not to be "shallow" and will be alone forever if they are "too picky."
I would have rather been alone, so I was mostly single until I met my husband, but most of my friends who were always in relationships dated guys they weren't attracted to to "give him a chance" and see if they "became attracted due to his personality." Never worked out.
I am not doubting but sincerely curious: who is giving that advice. I would never tell my daughter that so want to know where that message comes from.
Anonymous wrote:There are other things I like about them. They are funny or kind or bring out parts of me that are funnier and better than I normally am.
Plus, as someone else said, most men aren’t really that attractive and don’t put much effort into being more attractive. If you are only willing to date really good-looking, charismatic guys, then you are going to seriously limit your dating pool. Plus, most of those guys are boring one on one.
I guess that’s the why part. I’m not sure that I understand the “how” question.
Anonymous wrote:Because women especially are told not to be "shallow" and will be alone forever if they are "too picky."
I would have rather been alone, so I was mostly single until I met my husband, but most of my friends who were always in relationships dated guys they weren't attracted to to "give him a chance" and see if they "became attracted due to his personality." Never worked out.