Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pretty white women really suffer post menopause. They go from being on top of the world to being almost invisible. In terms of physical attraction, aging is easier for Asian, black, Latinaz middle Eastern women.
Not even close to true, but keep telling yourself that.![]()
It's about genetics overall, but not just "race". You are just trolling for racism.
Anonymous wrote:Pretty white women really suffer post menopause. They go from being on top of the world to being almost invisible. In terms of physical attraction, aging is easier for Asian, black, Latinaz middle Eastern women.
Anonymous wrote:In my 40s and married. Have noticed that a lot of my friends or coworkers who are divorced are much more attractive than the ones who are married. They didn't suddenly become pretty after divorce. Marriage is going through a rocky time and I'm noticing because it feels like DH has a lot of choices at this age. In therapy so I recognize this is my insecurity but are others noticing the same thing and why could this be the case? If anything I'd think it would be the other way around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it’s that the husbands of pretty women tend to be jerks, because they prioritize looks.
A friend and I noticed this. We are both "cute" in the sense that we are thin and take care of our hair and skin but not naturally pretty. But we know a few women who are just stunning -- big wide set eyes, tiny chin and nose, perfectly symmetrical -- and ALL of them are married to d bags. How does that happen?
Do men care about big wide set eyes and tiny chins and noses?
Anonymous wrote:I am single, not divorced, late forties.
I feel like there was a time in my late thirties/early forties when I looked way better than a lot of women my age. And I started attracting better looking men. Like, as compares to my peers, I was better looking at 42 compared to other 42 years than I was at 25 compared to other 25 year olds.
Now I have been in a relationship for several years and I don't feel that way anymore. In some ways, I feel like I actually look worse than a lot of my peers.
I think I was maybe more conscious of my looks, weight, clothes in my early forties because I as actively dating rather than in a relationship. It is easier to let your guard down when you are in a relationship.
Anonymous wrote:You want some theories?
1. Attractive women are less afraid to divorce because they are more likely to catch another partner once they’re single.
2. Attractive women have higher self esteem so they’ll leave.
3. Attractive women have low self esteem because they have always been judged by looks so they marry the first guy that is kind to them but end up divorced.
4. Ugly women work harder to keep their husbands happy.
5. Attractive women attract shallow men, making it less likely they’ll have a good relationship.
6. Men who choose attractive women are more likely to be misogynists.
7. Insert random misogynistic reason
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You want some theories?
1. Attractive women are less afraid to divorce because they are more likely to catch another partner once they’re single.
2. Attractive women have higher self esteem so they’ll leave.
3. Attractive women have low self esteem because they have always been judged by looks so they marry the first guy that is kind to them but end up divorced.
4. Ugly women work harder to keep their husbands happy.
5. Attractive women attract shallow men, making it less likely they’ll have a good relationship.
6. Men who choose attractive women are more likely to be misogynists.
7. Insert random misogynistic reason
all interesting theories, but in my experience the vast majority of beautiful and hot women are happily married to non-misogynistic men. fortunately my wife is one of them!
Most men are misogynistic just FYI. Most women carry internalized misogyny too. Unless you know someone who was raised on Mars, that’s just factual.
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