I can't help but think that all men care about is how attractive a person is. Obviously attraction is a huge factor in relationships. But no matter what anyone tells me, i keep thinking that men will only like a woman if she is attractive, even as a friend, and the guys who say bad things about hot chicks are just the bitter, nerdy, reject ugly ones. Everything revolves around a rule of beauty, and if you aren't attractive enough, you don't have much of a place in the world. i can't help thinking that when i am around other guys that they are thinking about how disgusting i am and by extension, annoying. people like to talk about how the inside matters too but it never really seems to work out that way in practice. is it normal to think this way? does anyone else see it too?
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If you have a wild out there unique personality then you appear more beautiful on the outside because instead of being categoriesed, you are known as just YOU and therefore you are beautyfull.
It is hard to start when you feel that way but little steps work. Mayb start by writing a good and bad factor about you everyday, and look over these factoRS. Try and work more on the good factors and try to turn the bad factors positive.
It takes work and determination but once you know yourself, then noone can tell you any different
but most guys are prickss.. ask any girl
As a result, attractive women have a huge advantage over those who are ugly, particularly in the dating world, but also in business and social situations. One of the easiest places to observe this is at a dance. Those women who are attractive will be constantly asked to dance, while those who are ugly will end up sitting out most of the dances.
Does that mean men only care about beauty? Of course not. Take, for example, a woman who is very attractive, but is bitchy, psychotic, a chain smoker, and frequently drunk. A typical man might want to sleep with her, but he's not going to want to have a relationship with her. Nor will he hire her for a job.
The inside does matter, but if you're ugly, you're at a definite disadvantage. Fewer men are going to want to sleep with you; and without that desire, there's not much of a basis for a relationship. There may still be a basis for friendship. Although a really ugly woman may appear "disgusting" at first, eventually men will get used to her appearance, and they will become comfortable with her. If she has lots of other positive qualities, then she can easily become a good friend. If she becomes a highly skilled writer, researcher, or scientist, then people are going to like her no matter how ugly she is.
So, I agree with a lot of what you say, but I wouldn't give up hope. Firstly, there are likely many ways in which you can improve your appearance. If you are overweight, you can go on a *low-carbohydrate* diet. You can improve your hairstyle and makeup. Clothing goes a long way, especially in business situations. Confidence helps, but it doesn't have the same kind of effect on men as it does on women. Otherwise, use your personality and ability to your advantage. A lot of attractive women lack both.
Confidence has been mentioned repeatedly - and it shines through no matter what a person's body type etc.. Besides there are as many guys who are far from the beauty stereotypes and myths as women. Probably more.
Maybe you are being to harsh with guys as well as yourself.
I must admit, guys whom think like that are not worth anyone. At the end of the day it should be personality that matter. I mean, is that not where love comes from. I think personality is a major part of happiness. Guys will one day learn that a really "hot" girl could be the most stupid or arrogant/mean person alive.
By the way, studies show that men prefer to marry a woman that is less attractive than them, on the short side and with brown hair, but they prefer to date a woman that is more attractive than them, tall and has blond hair - isn't that weird?