Azereiah wrote:
What if you don't like other men? Getting into a relationship isn't about how "masculine" you are. It's not about how much of an "alpha" you are. It's not even about how emotionally stable you are. There are millions of totally messed up dudes out there in relationships.
You're single because you aren't going out and trying to make friends with people in general. Sex has nothing to do with it. Make friends with your preferred gender, stop being such a doormat, and you'll eventually get a date.
Exactly. This is what I am aiming on doing. To stop being such an isolated person and to actually get out there, meet people, make friends with both sexes; and hope I meet a nice girl or guy (i am bi).
Outgoing and confidence can be mutually exclusive. I'm shy but I can still go out and do things with equally shy friends. If we meet people or have a good time with the people with us then yeah.....
There's plenty of messed up guys with girlfriends because they can meet people, there's plenty of perfectly decent aspies inside that are single because they can't meet people.
I think this is most of us. Perfectly decent people who are just too isolated to really make friends; and when we DO get out there we are too much out of our comfort zone to really meet people properly...
The OP was trying to ask what actually makes a man attractive to women. I agree, "masculinity" doesn't matter, money doesn't matter, job doesn't matter, all that stuff does matter but isn't the decider.
What is the most important factor is simply how open you are as a person. If you completely hide all or most parts of your personality, both outdoors and at home, both to your friends and co-workers/schoolmates and even to your own family, etc. If you're just plain secretive and not willing to be open about who you are and be yourself you won't meet much people then...
Even shy people can talk about something they like to do with someone or something they like to watch/play/eat/drink/read/whatever.
For people to be INSTERESTED in you, you have to actually be INTERESTING is what I'm saying...