what are your personal preferences for personalities? do you people like the humorous types, the studious types, casual, laidback types? or more the serious, intense kind of people?
do you think you're attracted to people with similar personalities like yourself, or do opposites really attract?
as far as body types go, do you ever find yourself attracted to people with the equivalent of your body, i.e do those curvy women like the muscular kind of guys? i know it's becoming an ever-increasing cliche about curvy, beautiful women dating the rounder, endomorphic kind of males, proof that the opposites attract rule exists?
unfortunately, l'm not one of those curvy women, more of a skinny, narrow-hip, 5"2 kind of girl and i actually do find myself attracted to males with the equivalent body type - the more slender (but not scrawny) kind. do you think we're all inadvertently programmed through socio-cultural influences to prefer people with similar body types?
what's your opinions?
2007-10-02 03:56:32 · 2 answers · asked by Anonymous in Family & Relationships ➔ Singles & Dating
No, I'm a believer in "IMPRINTING" which is done WAY before socializing even happens. Let me be brutally honest with you as to make myself seem wierd but for the sack of this why not. See frued had something, he just pushed it to far, because I'm pretty much attrated (and I hate to amit this,rrrr) to women that remind me of my mother (SUB-CONCIOUSLY!!!!! I don't go after them like that). NO bs, I can't help it, I love strong, independent, resourful, smart, anti-social, skinny girls, and guess what? THATS MY MOM!!! Doesn't freck me out thou, makes sense, she is the frist women I ever loved in any sense, and her personality, physque, and lifestyle was something I got use to, imprinted with, comfrontable with. So when it comes to relaitonship I think I instictual go after that. Trust it doesn't keep me from lusting after EVERY female(except fat ones and of course my mom) out there, but when it starts getting deeper thats were I tend to want them, so I'm most comfrontable... honest.....
2007-10-04 04:16:14 · answer #1 · answered by Brutal Honesty 7 · 0⤊ 0⤋
Freedom Well... For example African Americans have faced discrimination and racism from early as 1600s and we still talk about it, but its not just them its also Rights in general. You have the rights for Women such as in the 70s or I believe it was 60s that NOW was an organization to show that they wanted rights and freedom of sexism. Then you had leaders like Malcom X, Dr. King, harriet Tubman, and Zora Neale helping out that Africans can do just as much as white people. THen you had people like Caesar Chavez who also demanded freedom of driscrimnation. Then Native Americans who wanted territory and rights, Then Japanese Americans who were disrespected during world war 2, and sorry Judicatior but it will probably take 10 mins to right my article. LOL peace
2016-04-07 00:19:26 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋