Oh, I don't know. What about those elaborate and luxuriant comb-overs that begin at the armpit? There is painstaking effort and undeniable skill involved in their execution. That should count for something.
I highly recommend finding a European girl rather than an American one. She doesn't necessarily have to be an immigrant, but maybe first generation. Otherwise girls from countries like Germany and Austria are gorgeous even into their forties. Scandinavian women keep up their form too. You can also try girls from the richer Eastern European countries like Estonia, Latvia, or Lithuania. The only Asians I find attractive are Japanese girls. Somehow I notice a difference between them in comparison to other Asian countries. That being said, your always better off than looking for some full-blooded American girl that can date her ancestors to have owning slaves or some ridiculous history. American girls are only attractive until they have kids. For some reason most of them cannot lose weight after they give birth. I blame this on cultural laziness and poor dieting.
My girlfriend says my big you know what is the main thing for her and so does my wife bless her heart!
Yes, for some women it's the little things that count. What a lucky find those two women must have been for you.
Nice list, but there was a scientific study I read the other day which would contradict your entire thesis. It basically said that women will state all manner of things about what kind of man they are looking for, but when it comes down to what they actually end up with, it comes down to money. Women try to get the guys with the most money that they feel their own "attractiveness" will obtain. At least that's what happens on average. Sorry I don't have a link, but the study was just publicized about a week ago.
Thereâs no denying that money is attractive â thatâs not limited to females - isnât that what drives you? Iâd be pretty curious what results an analogous study on men would yield. I have noticed a growing number of men married to wealthy (all is relative) females. "Scientific" do you happen to recall what area of the world was sampled? As in most studies, there could be selection bias.