tridianprime
Well-Known Member
I agree but it's evolutionary to not want s mate who is unhealthy. For the same reason, i don't like really skinny girls though so it balances out.
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First off, Angelina Jolie looks like an anorexic alien. Pass.
Instead of me describing a woman I find physically attractive, just Google search: Marion Cotillard, Shannyn Sossamon, Bryce Dallas Howard, Niki Taylor, or Sophia Loren circa 1952.
I've never dated a woman that wasn't height-weight proportionate, nor have I dated one that weighed more than 125lbs.
For me, looks get you in the door, then personality carries you the rest of the way.
Finding a woman I'm physically attracted has never been a problem of mine. However, finding a woman whose company I enjoy is quite difficult, and becomes more so with time.
I'm at the point I don't expect to find anyone else out there. I'm so set in my ways, and so outside the herd mentality that I can barely relate to others anymore.
One could say my standards are too high, though I would disagree. In fact, I think most people have extremely low/poor standards. For those who doubt that last sentence, take a look around this world sometime.
Routinely like... Hmm. Well, typically crazy ones. Kidding. I look for compassion, commitment, integrity, and common interests. It is impossible for me to pretend to be interested in things that do not interest me; I wont even humor them. Lies, white or not, are still lies. I will not sugarcoat something or pretend in anyway to humor another person. I find that to be insulting to one's intelligence to do so. It also speaks volumes of one's character when they do that to me; It's very condescending. I have no tolerance for such behavior.
I wonder if guys ever actually get any good advice on how to pick a wife. I've apparently done a poor job on my own. After all this time I've figured out what I should have known; what I wish I had been taught. If I had been given some wisdom (and followed the advice) my life would have been much, much better. A bad partnership is worse than no partnership.
I found Angelina Jolie very attractive, physically. I don't know her so I have no idea what she's like as a person. I'm pretty sure animal attraction was the O.P.'s intent here I'm a visual person, so looks are the first thing I notice. I could get to know a woman and like her very much, but that won't change whether I am attracted to her. Take that however you like, guys and girls...just being honest.
I must confess I like girls to be a bit chubby for an unknown reason. I have a big weakness for redheads as well. I think my wife is the woman that examplifies what I was looking for: good looking, beautiful green eyes, curly redish brown hair, a joyful personality, who understands the challenges of an AS person. Also, a great companion who has a good sense of humour, caring, who is above all a good friend. Yep, my wife is the perfect woman.
Liam is short for William in some parts of the UK, just as Bill is short for William in most other parts of the English speaking world. A lot of people don't know that, including people who name their kids Liam.Woah I just encountered a Liam earlier today. and its not that common a name. lol cool.
hmmm... physically, I'd say somewhere around 5' (152cm) tall, give or take a few, smaller breasted, long hair (not particular about color, other than no super-phony blonde), not super-weird skinny like me but below average. Eyes... not like 95% of the women who are supposed be "beautiful." I'm not sure how to describe that, but very often "beautiful" women have the angriest, nastiest looking eyes that just creep me out. Doesn't smoke, or get roaring drunk (quieter sort, like me, although maybe not that much).
Most importantly, though, personality-wise I enjoy someone who has something to do. Like, a project, a hobby, a job, college, online gaming, just anything they're really good at and actively pursue and want to be great at and shows that they have a working brain that does more than take up room. Something that might mean maybe they're busy and don't need to talk about meaningless fluff all the time, and maybe we go a few days without talking because we're both really busy and then we can compare what we did, or work on something together. Under no circumstances do I ever want to be someone's "whole world" (ugh, people have said that, and it is so creepy) because, quite frankly, by myself I make for one dull world that gets old really fast.