You need to look for someone you fit in, not a certain stereotype. One of my childhood friends is very beautiful in general, but she is also a super hot babe. Makeup, hairstyles, manicures, pedicures, hair removal, and fitness - the woman trembles. Before meeting her husband, she was very open, often cheated on her partners, and was not a bargaining chip at all. But her husband is the best for her, she never cheated on him, she never even thought about such a thing. It completely satisfies her sexually, personally, financially and in any other way. Accordingly, even though he got caught with a battered babe, he did not make a mistake, because she adores him. I'm not like her - caring for my appearance is minimal to maintain good self-esteem and to like myself. I'm not particularly beautiful at first. This does not mean, that I've always been looking for serious relationships, but men were mistaken like you - if I weigh 5 kg, I don't try to look perfect and I don't go to parties every night, so I'm a family man. Many burned like that, sinking into some kind of self-delusion. After all, in order to have a serious relationship, the important thing is to match someone. Appearance cannot give you a 100% guarantee that someone meets / does not meet your criteria. You understand when you talk to each other, when you experience some things. that someone meets / does not meet your criteria. You understand when you talk to each other, when you experience some things. that someone meets / does not meet your criteria. You understand when you talk to each other, when you experience some things.
1 santyflorez answered
No, these are stupid stereotypes. My girlfriend is a type of stuffed person, after which everyone turns around and I am glad that she chose me. I know she didn't cheat on me because I tested her.