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By *OCKDUDE1Man
over a year ago
TROWBRIDGE/BRISTOL |
reply to the original OP. Didn't read all the replies but noticed they were mostly women so thought I'd give my perspective. So, everyone is different for a start and we all are attracted to different things, both mentally and physically. It is proven in life and further proven by online dating sites and even more so hook up sites that women can be as picky as they want to be! I'd say myself and my girlfriend are both average looking people, neither of us are freeking models with perfect features and flat tummy/6 pack etc... when we both joined this site...(blank profiles, no pic, no info) she had over 1000 messages in a week and I had not even one view! I have much more luck going out and chatting to girls in pubs, at gigs, in the supermarket etc... as it gives me a chance to show off my sense of humour, my attitude and whatever charm is left! lol my girlfriend has had thousands of messages now and hundreds from guys who really are TOP SHELF....fit bods, successful, well off, good looking guys, where as I haven't had a single message still. This partly boils down to numbers, but also I think because guys think differently? Or I know I certainly do! I have to be attracted for sure but I love the look of girls with short hair, long hair, messy hair, straight hair, pink, blue, blonde, brunette. no eye colour pref, different styles of girls...I love punk girls, emo girls, stunning girls, rock chicks, tattoos, no tattoos, same with piercings, girly girls, posh, smart, even chavy looking girls sometimes, between 5ft and 5'10 (as long as not much taller than me) skinny if shorter, curvy, or really quite curvy! looks wise, I just think if you open your mind and don't always go for "safe" and "vanilla" you might find people who you didn't expect are just as cool to be around and surprise you...My girlfriend is a very girly girl and I'm a rock guy...I changed her perspective on things as much as she didn't think we were the same, when we really are very similar people.
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