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What do you look for the most in a partner or friend?
For me: intelligence, a sense of humor, and patience.

MelanieV 5 Mar 2
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Someone that doesn't borrow $1000 then refuses to answer their phone... :b

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Intelligence, sense of humor, and patience are all important, but also kindness and emphathy towards others.

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Jumper cables.

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All of the above please

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Well, I know this is going to sound corny but...I like when the chemistry hits u. I don't know how to describe it. It's when u see someone for the first time and u just know. Before the first word has been spoken and the chemical reaction that takes place inside your body that makes u want to learn if that person has intelligence, sense of humor, patience.

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I admit I gotta find her physically attractive. I've been disappointed too many times, too deeply to put weight solely on personality anymore, I've lost faith. And I'm a more shallow kind of person but on the plus side there's plenty of women who are cute. Most don't seem to have confidence even though they seem to get compliments from dozens of men so... that seems a bit odd...

Biggest turn-on for me is if she takes interest in me. Disinterest is the biggest turn-off. Well... years of spending on dating profiles to have thousands of women not even bother to say ''hello'' really makes disinterest quite annoying and frustrating. You'd have to go through the same experience to understand. Attractive men/women who get attention all the time are secure/confident and couldn't care less about such things, they move on instantly because they got plenty of options and it's a thousand times easier for them. I on the other hand keep hitting the same wall over and over again.

Liviu Level 4 Mar 3, 2018

Well girls are basically taught they're not good enough and women continue to be told that they're not good enough and if they're not so by now, they never will be. Mainly in the form of physical attractiveness.
And that, sir, is a rather awful generalization. I know your words come from a place of pain, but there are plenty of aesthetically pleasing people who are sensitive, empathetic, kind etc - not to mention how subjective attractiveness is.

@Neraven and who exactly teaches girls that they're not good enough? I would say it's men who in general get put down more than women... I had some foolish dreams when I was younger, about being a gamer or such but fortunately I got put down and pursued a more practical career as an electrician.

On a dating site I don't even get a hello. Women get so many compliments that they complain about how it's ''creepy'' to be called beautiful. The other week someone was telling me how it was rude for me to call them cute or sweet. Seriously. I wasn't even called attractive by my former girlfriends.

How come women complain about being ''harassed'' by people who randomly tell them on the street that they're so good looking, yet at the same time women get to say how ''they're not good enough''. That seems to contradict itself.

I don't know about the people who you met but like I said before... I gave up hoping that I'd find a kind-hearted woman. Maybe it will happen, but I don't think it will. I gave up hoping to find a loyal woman... maybe I'll find one. But at least I know I can rely on physical appearance because my feelings for her will not die in a few weeks. It's something that I can rely on.

I don't know why men put emphasis on how a woman looks... but on what else am I supposed to put emphasis on? The chances to meet a woman with similar interests is 1 in a million and besides, I think I should focus on the relationship side rather than interests... I can just make friends to play a video game with me, but I would only be able to cuddle in bed with my girlfriend, no one else. Can only cuddle with her or have sex, things like that. I can talk about a random tv show with any other person on the internet.

Remember, men can't be anywhere nearly as picky as women, dating sites are 99% men 1% women.

Those women that are both very attractive and loyal/kind etc... yeah, a LOT of REALLY GOOD men want them... the competition is fierce and most of guys are average at best. I know I'm not charismatic, I know my worth.

I'm gonna be really blunt for a second and I hope you don't take it the wrong way.

Women don't owe you a reply, believe it or not. A lot of women don't know how to take a compliment because society has warped us into believing we are not good enough unless we look or act a certain kind of way. I've been ignored by both men and women because I appear young/jailbait (I'm 25), so I get how you feel in a sense. I'm glad you can at least admit you're shallow, a lot of men/people in general can't seem to admit their flaws because they're too prideful. There are a lot of good people out there. It just takes getting through the piles of garbage to get to the good stuff. 🙂

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Intelligence vs. knowing it all, desire to travel and explore, respect for partner'sneeds and wants.

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My wife doesn't drive. So, at this point of my life, a woman who has a driver's license is very sexy to me. If she also had a motorcycle or a commercial endorsement I might have to run away with her.

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Intelligence, confidence, humor, and kindness.

Zster Level 8 Mar 3, 2018
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the same as you MelanieV with respect, trust and good fun sex too

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There are a variety of things for me, but mostly someone I can actually have a conversation with on some kind of intellectual level. I don't like small talk and I am a very deep and complex thinker. I'm a lyricist and poet...so mental stimulation is necessary. I think attraction and connection comes after that.

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Being a kind person.

JK666 Level 7 Mar 3, 2018
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There is no greater attribute in people, particularly women, than to value, admire and love who they really are. For that to happen requires no small amount of self-examination, self-forgiveness and hard personal work on correcting damage and inner healing.

We are all beautiful through and through as infants and children. Ugliness and self-loathing result from having been dutifully deformed by those who themselves are afflicted with an emotional plague; out of 'love', of course.

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Those are all good traits to look for. For me it is more a synthesis of everything.

Sometimes it is hard to really put your finger on what makes it work.

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Humor then intelligence then interest in movies and entertainment

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