If you're never going to reproduce, and don't feel bound to any religious code of morality, then whatever.
i have yet to meet a girl who didn't judge off of looks... maybe i just hang with a bunch of shallow people, but for the majority of folks personality is an afterthought. it just so happens that a high concentration of girls that don't see it like that have posted in this thread... the shallow ones are the majority.
I judge by the look of a man's johnson. If it gives me ojo I'm gone.
I thank God for that everyday.
What about if it hits you in the ojo?
i thought ojo was a bear.
screw this... time to go vote.
There's an attractive poll worker at NW Crossing Elementary if you're in any of those three districts.
just a couple of miles from my house
Is that your district?just a couple of miles from my house
if i go and she's an ugo there will be to pay.
most likely... but who really knows what district they're in? think about that.Is that your district?
I do. I could quote it on demand.
2127.
I can work a poll.
bah... bad attempt at saying what i really meant... like, really bad.
I'm trying to see what side of this I qualify ... I met User in this forum, and it was his personality/sense of humor that really drew me to him and got me to go on a (blind?) date. When he came to pick me up I'd never seen him before, no pictures, nada ... and I told myself that I'd have a good time no matter what he turned out to look like. I just prayed that there'd be at least some kind of attraction.
*shrugs*
I believe it's fair to say, on a preliminary basis, most of us judge on "looks". I have yet to meet someone who takes a glance around the room and desires the least attractive person (unless that person is looking for an easy score, so to speak).
I recently met someone, whom on the surface, was not in the sphere of being my "type". Yet, as I have gotten to know him, our relationship has evolved. Similarly, I ended a relationship over the summer that was seemingly superficial; I thought I had met the ideal man, yet as we progressed, he didn't inspire me. Despite the mul ude of advice I received from my friends, his desire to take care of me was not a valid reason to remain in a relationship that was lackluster.
Ultimately, you never know what you may unveil when you forego any preconceived notions.
I agree.. at first glance I wasn't attracted to my husband. He's an attractive guy, he just wasn't my type. It wasn't until we sat next to each other in class and started talking and became friends that things started to really click for us. I'm more attracted to him now than ever. When I see him, I smile like a goofball and can't stop smiling.
For proof of this, just look at the Lip Balm Test video thread. The women were hitting it off just fine with their partners until they took off their blindfolds.
Of course.i have yet to meet a girl who didn't judge off of looks
And that goes both ways.
You have to be physically attracted to your partner for the relationship to survive. That's not shallow; that's reality.
Come on. Do you really this game would have worked without that partial wall?
A great personality can only get you so far.
btw, all this talk of women and wanting rich/powerful men...i think most women would LIKE that. but one must remember, this is mainly American women. and while women from other countries, especially Europe, can be similar....it is not the norm.
USA and Europe are highly individualistic and materialistic...that is why.
Do you all think it was Charles's personality that attracted Lady Di?
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