I'm 43, called attractive by most females, (not bragging, trying to be very honest) am very smart, have near to the most diverse knowledge base of anyone I've met, am extremely romantic, loving kind caring, have a very strong mind (have been through and am going through so many traumatic experiences, yet remain very positive about life and the beauty thereof and 99% of my days are fully enjoyed). I'm literally 99% independent, etc, etc.
Yet when I'm in a social setting, I don't catch woman looking at me, showing signs of desire to meet me etc.
So really; think as introspectively as you're able and try your best to tell me what zeros you in on a man upon first entering a social setting; not having met him yet...I don't believe it is ALL about appearance, or is it?
2006-09-05
01:12:53
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Glenn
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Social Science
➔ Gender Studies
Thank all of you! You are all being very kind and honest (I believe). So far, only a few minutes after posting the question; there are already a couple themes going on.
1.) Eyes
2.) Don't show desperation
3.) Be at ease, yourself, laugh when something is funny, etc. This issue is probably the one that I'm messing up the most on.
Utilizing my introspection-retrospection, I recall being self-conscious to the point whereby I pre-occupied, trying to say the "right" things; act the right way instead of - Being Myself.
This was written after 8 answers were given.
2006-09-05
01:56:47 ·
update #1