Alright people mainly the woman on this site what is it you find most important and attractive in us men and also blokes can answer too. Just to see what women want in a man as I am always reading people profiles and not much of an answer on most of them .
Hard to put names to these things as most are IRL "wild caught" chemistry but I do have weaknesses that are important to me. I've a thing for noses(longish),scent, angularity, wit.
I don't care if you're 4'11 if you're ok that I'm taller than you.
BUT ...Paramount a sense of mutual attraction. I don't care if you're a senior version of Jared Leto if there aren't sparks it's not happening.
Other than that there is a delicate dance. To that I want the dance, not the chase & for sure don't make me chase you, or at least not for long because I'll call that bluff. (my late dh learned that one the hard way)
what i find attractive in a man is a combination of intelligence, kindness, humor and empathy. with those things, everything else falls into place... provided the man finds what he is looking for in me, as well. so i guess i add to the list "and he loves me." i have a guy. he is kind, funny and empathetic. he used to be intelligent; he has alzheimer's now. he loves me. what can i do? i love him too.
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I wrote in my profile:
I'm seeking an athletic, intelligent man with a great sense of humor who treats me with respect and kindness. Shared recreational activities are a bonding experience for couples. That's why I want a man who also loves hiking, and only shoots with a camera.
Although I'm a great cook, I'm not willing to do all of the meal planning, preparation and cooking. Everyone loves the magic words: "Dinner is served."
Loving relationships work best when we add a certain spirit, an attitude of goodwill. I wouldn't know a grudge if it mugged me.
I miss the tender touch, laughter, conversation, intimacy, teamwork and fun of a committed, loving relationship.
Thank you for your compliment on my profile. My first book was published in 2008. Wrote a popular monthly column for the Wenatchee Business Journal for eight years.
Also, I won three national awards in creative marketing and program development.
I'm not in your age category, but I peruse the profiles to see if anyone is compatible with me, with similar background, hobbies, age, education, interests, etc.
So far, I've seen a number of men in that category, but they live across the world from me, so that's not going to work out.
1.Make me laugh
2. Like to dance
3. Don't be a slob.
Bingo!
That's a pretty broad question. But I've never felt like women want something very different from what I want ... kindness, appreciation, consistency, integrity, curiosity, things like that. The devil is, of course in the details: how those things are perceived, prioritized, and communicated; what layers of neurosis and hangups and preconceptions these exchanges have to pass through in both parties, etc.