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  • amy40
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    Originally posted by atskitty2
    There's something I read once that indicated people with wealth are more attractive.
    Would that influence your attraction, do you think?
    .
    sometimes we go to events in a affluent town about an hour or so away from us
    I can always tell the locals as they dress perfectly and their hair looks perfect

    I would not want to date someone wealthy as I couldn't look that level of perfect

    (dressed up for a recent event, wearing my long skirt, my good makeup, thought I looked nice
    as we go in, our kid tells me "those boots do not go with your outfit!")

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  • amy40
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    kitty....guess I think of my parents, no idea how they got together as they have never seemed compatible to me
    my guess it was total physical attraction only

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  • amy40
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    Originally posted by atskitty2
    So you think men sort of fake compatible characteristics until marriage?
    it works both ways
    i.e. the woman who "pretends" to love football but really doesn't

    I know more than one women who have "two voices" , a sweet lilting voice for people they are trying to impress and then their real voice



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  • a_dub
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    Beyond physical appearance, I find women who are intelligent very attractive. I don't find myself getting intimidated by a woman who is smarter or even more successful than me. I do however, get intimidated by very attractive women. Weird I know.

    For some reason, I also don't find wit that attractive in females. Not that its unattractive, but it doesn't do anything for me. I do find an outspoken and sassy woman attractive.

    Personality wise, a caring thoughtful girl is always appealing and a whining always-complaining-about-something attitude is deeply annoying even if she is attractive physically.

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  • atskitty2
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    So you think men sort of fake compatible characteristics until marriage?

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  • jns
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    Originally posted by amy40
    it's almost like men do what they need to do to "catch" a woman but then they settle in the comfortableness of being married
    Not unlike the animal kingdom in many cases.

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  • amy40
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    it's almost like men do what they need to do to "catch" a woman but then they settle in the comfortableness of being married

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  • amy40
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    I read above recently after also reading that single women are happiest and married women least happiest
    men are happier in marriage than women

    women maybe go into marriage more optimistic
    and women change and evolve

    I don't think men do (change and evolve that is)

    I think it is harder for the woman in a marriage
    so the women/men may be compatible at first but then it gets harder as the years go by (for the woman)

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  • atskitty2
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    Why can you understand that, amy? In context of this topic?

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  • amy40
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    don't know but can totally understand why 70-80 % of divorces are initiated by women

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