I am curious to see what all you women prefer in a man. I never really sat down and thought about it. I have only had a handful of relationships but they were all so different from each other. So for you, what qualities (personality and physical wise) does your ideal man possess?
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Thread: Your ideal man?
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08-14-2014, 07:39 AM #1
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Ideal? So we are talking all out fantasy man here
*note this is the ideal, perfect specimen for me, not what I'd ever expect to find in reality*
6ft 4 or taller
Broad shouldered
Muscular - not overkill though
Has a career not a job
Tattoos
Doesn't want kids (I have kids already and had hysterectomy so...)
Intelligent
Deep
Mature but Fun
Loves to read (and not on kindles :P)
Paintballs
Video Games
Active
Passionate
Non - Judgemental
Dark haired
Blue/grey eyes
Excellent Kisser
Now in all reality >
5ft 8+,
Intelligent
Fun
Dark haired (dunno why but i just am more attracted to dark haired men)
Tattooed
Active
Passionate
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Paintball addict and been on my healthy lifestyle track for a year.
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08-15-2014, 05:51 AM #6
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08-15-2014, 06:05 AM #7
I suppose I will post mine...
Ideal, like talking perfect for me, would be :
Physical -->
Tallish (6 ft or taller)
Darker hair ( I am more partial to brown and black hair on men)
Beautiful eyes (color isn't important, I look more at the shape)
Great skin, not a lot of body hair
Not super thin, not super heavy (I don't care about muscles or muscle definition all that much)
A nice smile
Personality -->
Funny/silly (can laugh and be immature with me)
Trustworthy (has no intent in ever lying to me)
Intelligent (nerd> lol)
Respectful (of my beliefs and my body)
Ambitious (has dreams and is doing things to see them come true)
Not prideful, arrogant, or cocky (HUGE turn off for me)
Doesn't dwell on the past and knows when to move forward
Not a daily drug user or drinker (I prefer someone who doesn't do either at all)
Strong emotionally (because I am weak in that aspect)
Not stubborn or hardheaded, not quick to jump to anger or violence
Understanding
Caring, kind, and considerate
Doesn't talk down to me or make me feel stupid
Has to like cats and most other animals
Has to be into video games or at least be okay with me liking them
Has to tolerate me watching football and basketball
Has to like the cold or at least be able to tolerate it being cold in the summer (I love my AC haha)
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08-15-2014, 01:12 PM #8
I like genuine, supportive, strong, and secure men who are into strong-willed women who have their own goals/hobbies going on. He needs goals and hobbies of his own as well. I could not date a guy who is controlling, clingy, and annoying. He has to be taller and bigger than me. Athletic masculine guys are my type. Good hygiene and goals in life is a must. Doesn't smoke or drink. I like men who have good self-control and are mentally strong. Oh and he has to be a music lover.
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Honest
Has a kind sense of humor, not a mean one, and will laugh at MY jokes, not just perform himself
Very intelligent and in an intellectual job
Creative (I think some engagement with the arts is just... important in life)
Introverted (I'm very introverted, need my alone time; don't like constant texts or attention/clinginess)
VERBALLY intelligent, in particular
More emotionally intuitive than I am (because I am not at all emotionally intuitive)
Flexible and calm (again, I am demanding things I do not have myself, but it's a better match for me to be with someone who's more laid-back than I am)
Tall (5'11''+)
Muscular/lifts
Between 7 and 15% bodyfat, ideally (yes I can demand this, this is fantasy!)
Able to eat as much as I am because maybe he does CARDIO or something (do you know how pathetic it is that I have higher calorie needs than virtually all of my dates?)
Also, good taste in food
Not f*cking addicted to videogames"The right to be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken seriously."
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08-15-2014, 07:33 PM #15
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Actually LOLed.
No, seriously, I just laugh when I look at that picture. I can't even say anything.
In my defense, I did not say he had to be very emotionally aware--just more so than me. I basically feel two emotions, anger and thoughtfulness, and one of those isn't an emotion.
As for the video games, not being ADDICTED does not mean NEVER PLAYING video games, it just means not doing it instead of having a job or real hobby.
ETA ok wait, so are you saying that my standards are too high for men, but right for women? So you're saying women are better at most things than men? I mean, I fit most of those requirements myself (kicked the video game addiction in college; let's adjust the bodyfat requirement for a female). So, should I be with a man who is not as good as I am?"The right to be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken seriously."
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The point is that when asked what they prefer in a man, women lie and list personality traits, when in reality you are just as shallow and vapid as men are and prize physical features above all else and even if someone was to have not a single one of the personality characteristics you mentioned yet was physically attractive, you still would.
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What about this: we all value both physical AND mental AND emotional traits?
What about this: caring about looks does not mean you are shallow and vapid, merely that you acknowledge the animal side of your nature, your need for physical and sexual compatibility with someone who will be your sexual partner? How unfair it is to start a relationship with someone to whom you are not physically attracted. How unfair to THEM, when they could be dating someone who genuinely loves and admires their body.
What a shallow, sad, and cynical perspective you have. Perhaps you are dishonest about what you're looking for, but I'm not. For one thing, I don't ACTUALLY have a 'list' of check-offs for relationships: this thread is about our ideal man, so I playfully painted a picture of one. In reality, a relationship is a relationship, based on mutual values and compatibility, and of course mutual attraction.
Looks matter! Of course looks matter. But I've ended relationships with very good-looking men who were too clingy, too video game addicted (one was both), or too mean.
Unfortunately, those traits don't often SHOW themselves until after a few dates, whereas looks are, of course, immediately evident. So there's that to consider, too. Rest assured, I would not be able to maintain a relationship with someone who looked beautiful but was dumb as a stump. It wouldn't work. Or who was mean. I'd be sad!
Goodness, you really do view women as shallow caricatures with no room for life's real complexities, don't you? That's sad; it's difficult to form relationships that way."The right to be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken seriously."
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Because it makes me feel safe to be with someone who is more intelligent and can figure things out quicker than me. It's about feeling protected. I guess I mean intelligence in practical things. I wouldn't want to be with someone who is just intelligent without any common sense.
Also, I want to try to get to their level. I want to be intellectually stimulated. I can't stand when I have to lower myself to someone's level who is not as intelligent. I cannot do that.
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What if the guy was looking for a girl dumber than he is, so he can be her protector and such. Seems as though it would get some negative comments.
edit: I'm not saying what you want is wrong or anything, just pointing out how when framed the other direction it, seems demeaning in a way.Last edited by Wyomann; 08-17-2014 at 10:07 AM.
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Hm. Let me give you a concrete example: you appear physically attractive, but your revoltingly shallow attitude toward women and your shallow, ill-informed parroting of pseudoscientific "evolutionary psychology" mean that I would never in a million years date you or even wish to touch you.
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Well yeah. It's very important to me.
I think have my ideal man....Taller than me, stronger than me, we like the same films/food/holidays and have the same inappropriate sense of humour. Younger than me and very good in the above department.
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