Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is curvy
She Doesn’t stress over gaining 2 pounds
She doesn’t scream over small things
Enjoys working out with me at the gym
Keeps natural grooming (I don’t like shaved p***sy)
Enjoys a***nal
Likes to travel to interesting places
Dislikes all inclusive hotels
Doesn’t insist that I share her political views
Doesn’t force me to be religious (I don’t mind if she is, religion is a personal issue)
If she is going to cheat, she should let me know so I can dump her
Good luck finding a woman who will even tolerate that, let alone "enjoy."
I’m a woman and I enjoy it very much. BF and I do it about 50% of the time.
You nasty
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is curvy
She Doesn’t stress over gaining 2 pounds
She doesn’t scream over small things
Enjoys working out with me at the gym
Keeps natural grooming (I don’t like shaved p***sy)
Enjoys a***nal
Likes to travel to interesting places
Dislikes all inclusive hotels
Doesn’t insist that I share her political views
Doesn’t force me to be religious (I don’t mind if she is, religion is a personal issue)
If she is going to cheat, she should let me know so I can dump her
Good luck finding a woman who will even tolerate that, let alone "enjoy."
I’m a woman and I enjoy it very much. BF and I do it about 50% of the time.
Fyi he's gay.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is curvy
She Doesn’t stress over gaining 2 pounds
She doesn’t scream over small things
Enjoys working out with me at the gym
Keeps natural grooming (I don’t like shaved p***sy)
Enjoys a***nal
Likes to travel to interesting places
Dislikes all inclusive hotels
Doesn’t insist that I share her political views
Doesn’t force me to be religious (I don’t mind if she is, religion is a personal issue)
If she is going to cheat, she should let me know so I can dump her
Good luck finding a woman who will even tolerate that, let alone "enjoy."
I got that my 30 birthday never again. Chocolate cream pie
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think there are two kinds of men:
1. Men who have a list;
2. Men who meet a woman and decide she is everything on his list.
I think my husband was #2. I can’t see the man making a list even if his life depended on it. I think #2 might be easier to live with.
How do you differentiate between having a list and just basic qualifications? For example, I only dated women attending college like me. I wanted someone that had basic sense about budgeting/financial responsibility. I wouldn't say my requirements were long but it wasn't an open-ended thing either. Surely even your DH had dealbreakers back then.
I think he had a “list” in that there were just the most basic requirements- college educated, same religion as him, decent family. I think that’s where DH’s list ended and he could have married another woman who was completely different than me if she had crossed his path. Men here who are like: “must love sex and also the back door,” are reaching a level of specificity that I think might make them more difficult as partners. A lot of men are easygoing and easier to keep happy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nerdy,
likes scifi or fantasy,
likes helping others,
maybe one small tattoo,
good cook only because I suck at it
Oh, one more, and she enjoys playing board games with me
This is sweet. It sounds a lot like what my teen boys are looking for.
I will say that most of the women I know who meet most of this criteria have multiple tattoos.
I'm willing to compromise on that criterion if she has more than one!Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nerdy,
likes scifi or fantasy,
likes helping others,
maybe one small tattoo,
good cook only because I suck at it
Oh, one more, and she enjoys playing board games with me
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Anonymous wrote:No woman satisfies all of my wish list but here is a list with more important items toward the top:
Inquisitive
Intelligent
Has interesting things to say
Sexually responsive in bed (has many Os, so women who tell me they like sex but rarely reach O with a man are not going to hold my attention for the long term)
Comfortable talking with me about feelings, family, politics, etc
Passionate about things she does in the world (career, community service, making music or art...but I almost never click with stay at home moms)
Attractive (can be unconventionally attractive)
Likes to cook with me or do other things with me
Challenges me to be a better person
Attuned to my body (not as important as enjoying what I do to her, as long as I get basic needs met)
Compatible with my friends
Compatible with my family
Active
Likes exploring the city
Likes to travel
Financially independent
I actually meet a fair number of women like this but the ones I like best usually end up preferring someone who is hotter. Plenty of smart and hot women like me too, but there's usually an obvious quality listed above that's missing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think there are two kinds of men:
1. Men who have a list;
2. Men who meet a woman and decide she is everything on his list.
I think my husband was #2. I can’t see the man making a list even if his life depended on it. I think #2 might be easier to live with.
How do you differentiate between having a list and just basic qualifications? For example, I only dated women attending college like me. I wanted someone that had basic sense about budgeting/financial responsibility. I wouldn't say my requirements were long but it wasn't an open-ended thing either. Surely even your DH had dealbreakers back then.
I think he had a “list” in that there were just the most basic requirements- college educated, same religion as him, decent family. I think that’s where DH’s list ended and he could have married another woman who was completely different than me if she had crossed his path. Men here who are like: “must love sex and also the back door,” are reaching a level of specificity that I think might make them more difficult as partners. A lot of men are easygoing and easier to keep happy.
Anonymous wrote:This thread made me nauseous. Not only from the comments by the MEN but also by the WOMEN who put up with this BS.
#VOMIT
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think there are two kinds of men:
1. Men who have a list;
2. Men who meet a woman and decide she is everything on his list.
I think my husband was #2. I can’t see the man making a list even if his life depended on it. I think #2 might be easier to live with.
How do you differentiate between having a list and just basic qualifications? For example, I only dated women attending college like me. I wanted someone that had basic sense about budgeting/financial responsibility. I wouldn't say my requirements were long but it wasn't an open-ended thing either. Surely even your DH had dealbreakers back then.
Anonymous wrote:I think there are two kinds of men:
1. Men who have a list;
2. Men who meet a woman and decide she is everything on his list.
I think my husband was #2. I can’t see the man making a list even if his life depended on it. I think #2 might be easier to live with.
Anonymous wrote:This thread made me nauseous. Not only from the comments by the MEN but also by the WOMEN who put up with this BS.
#VOMIT