Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This doesn't really make sense, at least in the younger ages.
"Straight men will not date women they don't want to bang."
Don't 20-something hetero men want to have sex with just about any half-decent looking woman the come across?
But they certainly bang women they don’t want to date![]()
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Anonymous wrote:Attraction does grow. But there has to be some to begin with.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a female issue. Straight men will not date women they don't want to bang.
I am a straight woman and if I can’t picture kissing a guy then I don’t date him,
Anonymous wrote:This doesn't really make sense, at least in the younger ages.
"Straight men will not date women they don't want to bang."
Don't 20-something hetero men want to have sex with just about any half-decent looking woman the come across?
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: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!”
It's great that your son has been able to rise above his shallow parenting.
Yep. I've NEVER heard a man be told the same about a woman. "Sure she's ugly and terrible, but she's SUCH a good person! Give her a chance!" Never, ever heard that.
It's more common than you think during the HS/college years.
So true. +1 My son asked a girl to be his date for their senior banquet. She is a lovely, smart girl, but they're really physically mismatched. That's all I'll say. He has a lot of friends that are girls, so senior girls did most of the social engineering to guarantee their best friends would be included in "their" group.
He's always been kind to a fault, non discriminatory, and generous. I really admire him.
Anonymous wrote:Because the sex was good and I wasn't interested in a serious relationship, so I overlooked his flaws.
Anonymous wrote:Make it make sense. I genuinely don't know how people do it.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t. I just can’t. I have to be attracted, though oddly I am the type where your mind makes you beautiful.
That said I married/divorced someone without a brain whom I found attractive but wasn’t truly attracted to physically. Not as much as I should have been. He was attractive, and others found him attractive, and he was the path to making sure my eggs didn’t shrivel and dry. But I did not find him attractive and completely obliterated my responsibility of ensuring there was *mutual* physical desire to avoid a sexless marriage. It’s like when two cute people marry and they know they aren’t all warts and boils on their eye, but neither person is truly hot for the other. Maybe they prefer a different body type, or height, or personality, but not so much that they would throw away a wonderful relationship with really honorable qualities and good enough sex.
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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!”
Yep. I've NEVER heard a man be told the same about a woman. "Sure she's ugly and terrible, but she's SUCH a good person! Give her a chance!" Never, ever heard that.
It's more common than you think during the HS/college years.
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!”
Yep. I've NEVER heard a man be told the same about a woman. "Sure she's ugly and terrible, but she's SUCH a good person! Give her a chance!" Never, ever heard that.