If you were made to choose, what would you pick?

Question

If you were made to choose the most attractive PHYSICAL feature in a person what would it be, and more to the point, why?

Answer 1

Men are usually visual and most of the time would pick physically looks. What part would be up to each person. I would pick legs.

Answer 2

The Eyes. They are the gateway to the soul and you can tell so much about a person from them. Somebody may have a smiling face but they can have cold eyes which shows that in reality they are a cold person. I always look at the eyes of people that I'm talking to.

Answer 3

Beautiful of attractive eyes

Answer 4

it would have to be their face as thats what you look at most off the time, its the eyes and smile that do it for me. I think you can tell alot about a person from their eyes and smile as it reflects their personality.

Answer 5

Eyes,because I think if you want to know the person by his/her heart or what they feels about you, you can easily find out in the eyes , which can express everything about the person's attitude.

Answer 6

The eyes. You can tell so much about a person just by their eyes

Answer 7

I would pick a warm smile That lights up the room.Why I would pick that is because when people smile it releases tention & makes you feel warm & cozy on the inside.

Answer 8

Their smell:
Human pheromones are thought to play a role in sexual attraction, despite the fact that Western cultures cover-up human body odor. Research has found some interesting relationships among gender, sexual orientation, and preference for human body odors.
New research has found that men and women with different sexual orientations differ significantly in whose body odor they prefer. Research in this area had already found that we rate our relatives' body odors as less sexually attractive than the odors of people unrelated to us.
A different group of subjects, the "odor evaluators" were paid to rate the different odor combinations without knowing which group the odors came from. Significant differences emerged:

* Heterosexual males found the odors of heterosexual females to be the least unpleasant, and the odors of gay males to be the most unpleasant.
* Gay males found the odors of heterosexual females to be least unpleasant, but the odors of gay males followed close behind. The odors of lesbians and heterosexual males were judged most unpleasant (but the overall differences were smaller for gay males than for other "odor evaluators").
* Heterosexual females found the odors of gay males and lesbians to be more unpleasant than the odors of other heterosexual females and heterosexual males.
* Lesbians preferred the odors of heterosexual females and especially disliked the odors of gay males.

Some of these results make more sense than others. Taken together, they do demonstrate that both gender and sexual orientation affect our preference for human body odors. The study was conducted in Philadelphia, in the United States; and most participants found all of the odors to be somewhat unpleasant. As we get closer to the people in our lives we do inevitably smell them. What we smell may make more of a difference than we think.

http://mentalhealth.about.com/od/gender/a/bosexpreference.htm

Answer 9

face, because u can tell alot about a person by the way they look: kind funny mean angry sour happy..
a smile from someone u like can make ur day

Answer 10

Nice deep eyes, u can never get bored of looking into sensual eyes that make u melt and give you butterflies...