lalalollipops Posted May 10, 2012 Share Posted May 10, 2012 ^ Any guy who is tall and goes to the gym gets an automatic +0.5 on the looks scale haha. I think the height thing really does affect how attractive sb is to me. Don't particularly care about hair or eye colour, but height is big! Cos I don't like being taller than a guy when I want to wear heels. You're lucky to be so tall. Though I personally think being 6'1 is probably the perfect height. Link to comment
imsuperman Posted May 10, 2012 Share Posted May 10, 2012 ^ Any guy who is tall and goes to the gym gets an automatic +0.5 on the looks scale haha. I think the height thing really does affect how attractive sb is to me. Don't particularly care about hair or eye colour, but height is big! Cos I don't like being taller than a guy when I want to wear heels. You're lucky to be so tall. Though I personally think being 6'1 is probably the perfect height. It's not bad being tall. I think the only negative thing is that sometimes people think just because you are tall you have loads of "game" and can get any woman you want. I mean, I wish that were the case, but it hasn't panned out for me that way, lol. Working out does increase my confidence a little though. I like that my shoulders are an inch or two wider than the average guy, and my arms are maybe an inch and a half above average. There are worse things to be than that, I suppose. Link to comment
Alezia Posted May 10, 2012 Share Posted May 10, 2012 Hahaha Of course, you are the next sexy Britney spears. I don't think getting checked out signifies much in the grand scheme of things. Getting guys to properly pay attention to you beyond just your looks is much harder. Link to comment
Natasha24 Posted May 10, 2012 Share Posted May 10, 2012 To be honest I was kind of surprised to see this mentioned multiple times in this thread. I've actually never see this happen around where I live. Perhaps it's a big city thing? I live in a city big, and I happen to live right in the worst neighbourhood. It's filled with creeps and dirtbags. This is mostly who "hits on" me. It depends on a lot of stuff, like what I'm wearing. Pants and a jacket? Barely anyone says anything. Shorts and a tshirt? Oh yeah. Link to comment
SometimesShy Posted May 11, 2012 Share Posted May 11, 2012 ...See I consider "Being hit on" as being asked out, which is a rare thing when it comes to women asking men out. I would say I'm averaging once every 5 years by my definition of "Being hit on". ( i.e. woman asking man out ) Otherwise, I get tons of long eye-contact stares from women every day, which is probably something like 5-8 times each day depending on where I am. It's usually on the subway, or in a coffee shop. They stare and stare, but they won't ever approach me. I know that I am more attractive than average, as I get way more attention than my friends do, and this has always been the case ever since we were teenagers. ( I'm 47 now, and I keep myself in good shape ) In my 20's I lived in Europe for a few years, and my friends and I would sometimes get "wolf-whistles" from women we passed by. I was kind of shocked the first time it happened, as I never expected it. My friends loved it, but I would get embarrassed and my face would turn beet-red. ( didn't help with dating, as none of these women would ever approach us ) Link to comment
Thorshammer Posted May 11, 2012 Share Posted May 11, 2012 Also, if i were to wear a tight shirt, the flirts and stares skyrocket.. i guess that puts a wrench in the theories on this site that women dont respond to physical or care about muscles. Link to comment
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