Physical attraction quiz
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I got 40%. I hated this quiz because the whole thing was gender stereotyping. I don't believe that men are more visual than women - they just are allowed to be more into physical attraction because of society. For me, a man's physical attractiveness is VERY important, I'm very much a "visual creature" myself.
Plus as a woman who does not have the hourglass shape or breast size, I guess I'm just outta luck.
Especially since the men I'm most attracted to are the VERY good-looking, "Hollywood" looks types, and I resent having to "settle"... And people wonder why I want plastic surgery.
Plus as a woman who does not have the hourglass shape or breast size, I guess I'm just outta luck.
Especially since the men I'm most attracted to are the VERY good-looking, "Hollywood" looks types, and I resent having to "settle"... And people wonder why I want plastic surgery. I got an 80, but the quiz took an incredibly stereotypical view towards both sexes. However, I would also guess that that view would be supported by data gathered from dating websites as they said it was so who am I to judge.
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Exactly! I was very angered by the stereotypical views in it.
The reason that view is supported by the data gathered is because society conditions people to think in those stereotypes. A few people, like me, reject the stereotypes, but then, people like me are still single in their mid-40s. I don't know how much of that is because I reject the stereotypes and how much of it is other factors. (One factor being that I grew up in a community where I did NOT fit in, and wasn't able to move away, for financial reasons, until I was in my thirties. But of course one reason I didn't fit in in that community was my rejection of gender stereotypes!)
Oh, and on a related note, I got a message tonight on a dating site talking about how hot and sexy I am! :smile: That made me feel rather good, since I have body image issues...The guy who sent me the message was good-looking, too! (I saw a picture of him with his message...) So maybe not all hope is lost for me. :biggrin1:
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70. I thought Kinsey proved that a woman's attractiveness has no correlation to the number of sexual partners she has. The test implied the opposite, at least concerning fat versus slim woman.
Thanks for the opinions everyone.
I never can gauge how much height matters to women. I like taller women, but I don't think it's nearly as important to me as it is to women looking at men, as far as physical attraction goes. Like is a 6'3" guy to a woman like a D breast size woman is to a guy? Like he grabs her attention the same amount.
I never can gauge how much height matters to women. I like taller women, but I don't think it's nearly as important to me as it is to women looking at men, as far as physical attraction goes. Like is a 6'3" guy to a woman like a D breast size woman is to a guy? Like he grabs her attention the same amount.
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I scored 70%, so what does that mean?
No, I don't think so. However, I could be wrong.To some women it matters alot, to others less so, if at all. For me it matters. I have always been tall for a girl and men under 6' don't even register on my radar.
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