Question To Women

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Question to the female part, mainly to the committed ones. Have you ever met a man who is significantly superior to your partner in physical qualities (facial beauty, eye color, body proportions, height, tone of voice, gaze, behavior, etc.)? If so, how did you feel at that moment? Did you feel attracted to him, did you experience something special, did you have "butterflies in your stomach"? What provokes this specimen in you - admiration, desire for intimacy, sexual desire, jealousy, rage that it is not yours, or all together? Have you fantasized about people you know? Describe in a few words what this man looked like and how he behaved. And since I assume that most will answer "yes", I allow myself to prolong the "interrogation" a little more: do you still believe that appearance does not matter? Why women often choose a man for a long-term partner who does not meet your own beauty criteria is not "my type", as you usually put it. Why, when choosing a partner, do you often neglect the physical moment in favor of the supposedly higher feelings, omitting that love and passion are two equally important components of a full-fledged relationship?

And accordingly, it is very foolish to oppose the two (education and religion are already to blame here). I guess, just like us men, you have an image of an ideal partner (or partners). But when I move around the city I often see couples in which the man is far from any notion of beauty, it looks downright unattractive. Here I emphasize that physical beauty is not only Brad Pitt, but definitely not Danny DeVito. And a lot of the so-called "marital material" tends to the second. And in this line of thought, I inevitably come to the conclusion that when a woman chooses a long-term partner, her message is, "You are not gifted enough to want me, but you are humble and impersonal enough to raise my children!" “. PP Please only answer people who really have something to say on the subject and have the desire to share it. I don't need memorized clichés and reassurances such as "This is not the most important thing", "Emphasize other qualities", "You are not old / mature", etc. I am seriously interested in the answer to this question and I am looking for shared experience and reflections on it. Thanks. to wish you, but you are humble and impersonal enough to raise my children! “. PP Please only answer people who really have something to say on the subject and have the desire to share it. I don't need memorized clichés and reassurances such as "This is not the most important thing", "Emphasize other qualities", "You are not old / mature", etc. I am seriously interested in the answer to this question and I am looking for shared experience and reflections on it. Thanks. to wish you, but you are humble and impersonal enough to raise my children! “. PP Please only answer people who really have something to say on the subject and have the desire to share it. I don't need memorized clichés and reassurances such as "This is not the most important thing", "Emphasize other qualities", "You are not old / mature", etc. I am seriously interested in the answer to this question and I am looking for shared experience and reflections on it.

Thanks. I am seriously interested in the answer to this question and I am looking for shared experience and reflections on it. Thanks. I am seriously interested in the answer to this question and I am looking for shared experience and reflections on it. Thanks.

Last Updated
August 22, 2020
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