Unattractive men do get the hotties

[uamaverick]

Yeah, but what if it doesn't fade quickly? What if that feeling lasts, and you love the person as well? I guess the point is, why would a hot woman WANT to go for an ugly guy in search of the deeper love, when she could just as likely find it in a guy she finds to be hot? It's not like all hot people on this planet are instinctively assholes that don't care about their mates and just use people.

I'm not a 10, but I'm not a 5, either. I have standards. Could I find a girl who is just average and maybe develop feelings for her over time? Sure, but why would I want to do that when it's just as likely I could find a 7 or an 8 that I could find that with as well? There's 6.8 billion people on this planet, surely there are enough beautiful people out there that would make for fine partners.

 

[Smurfy]

honestly, i think we over analyze this shit.

 

[uamaverick]

Yeah, but it's fun. I watched a show on Discovery called "The Science of Sex Appeal" and thought it was fascinating. They did several experiments related to this sort of discussion.

 

[Strongbow]

Yeah, but it's fun. I watched a show on Discovery called "The Science of Sex Appeal" and thought it was fascinating. They did several experiments related to this sort of discussion.

Most women in the 9 to 10 range are prolly overwhelmed by your freakish mass bro, no women in her right mind would not be intimidated by a 183 lbs ngr in a size small TapOut shirt.

 

[uamaverick]

Yeah dude, I'm a beast.

 

[Strongbow]

Indeed

 

[iggy]

most women probably wonder how strongbow escaped the circus when they see him hunched over, looking at them, with one eye.

 

[musclemom]

You guys ever see the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Remember Roger's wife, Jessica, the super hot redhead. The detective asked her "what do you see in that guy?" She responded, "He makes me laugh." Fictional movie, yes, but there's truth in that simple little statement.

In a successful long term relationship, appearances will not be the sustaining element.

You have to spend time around a couple that seems to be mismatched physically to see where the connections are, but spend enough time and I'll wager you'll start to see they complete each others sentences, they laugh at each others jokes, IOW, psychologically they compliment each other.

Granted, I'm talking about people who are 30 and over. Generally speaking, the under 30 crowd (especially early 20s crowd) is still very superficial. You'll get girls who get all sappy over the unemployed "bad boy" and men who couldn't give a shit that a girl can't string a dozen words together coherently because she looks like a model that was on the cover of Sports Illustrated.

And never forget, I'm making generalizations, there are always exceptions to every rule.

 

[iggy]

You guys ever see the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Remember Roger's wife, Jessica, the super hot redhead. The detective asked her "what do you see in that guy?" She responded, "He makes me laugh." Fictional movie, yes, but there's truth in that simple little statement.

In a successful long term relationship, appearances will not be the sustaining element.

You have to spend time around a couple that seems to be mismatched physically to see where the connections are, but spend enough time and I'll wager you'll start to see they complete each others sentences, they laugh at each others jokes, IOW, psychologically they compliment each other.

Granted, I'm talking about people who are 30 and over. Generally speaking, the under 30 crowd (especially early 20s crowd) is still very superficial. You'll get girls who get all sappy over the unemployed "bad boy" and men who couldn't give a shit that a girl can't string a dozen words together coherently because she looks like a model that was on the cover of Sports Illustrated.

And never forget, I'm making generalizations, there are always exceptions to every rule.

nah, i couldn't agree more

 

[ceo]

I can't relate to any of this.