15 Dec 2020, 6:00 pm
15 Dec 2020, 6:20 pm
nick007 wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Yup.
But even without kids, you'd want someone you can have a conversation with.
NT guys are sometimes sterotyped to mostley talk about guy stuff like hunting & fishing, sports, cars, drinking, & hot women. I'm thinking of the guys in the cartoon King Of The Hill standing around in an ally together drinking beer saying Yep when they are not talking about football But even without kids, you'd want someone you can have a conversation with.
NT women are sometimes sterotyped to dislike guy stuff. There is also a sterotype about women placing guys they like talking to in the "just friends" category. Us autistics are sometimes sterotyped as being quiet when we are not giving monologs on our special interests & us autisic guys tend to struggle a bit harder with getting relationships than NT guys do so I do not think that being able to have good conversation is a major importance for lots of NT women when chosing romantic partners.How shallow of them.
15 Dec 2020, 6:21 pm
KT67 wrote:
Gold diggers like partners not to live long but to marry them so that they can live off the wealth while seeking out a new victim or actual love interest.
Gold diggers are a bad choice of spouse.
Gold diggers are a bad choice of spouse.
A commercial relationship is what it is.
One would be silly to expect more.
Some people are happy with that.
To each their own.
magz wrote:
Pepe wrote:
magz wrote:
Pepe wrote:
magz wrote:
but I wouldn't date someone only for his physical attractiveness, I've wanted a lasting relationship since I remember.
Personality is the most important consideration, but looks/health is a big part, especially for people who want to reproduce. I would *never* marry a bald man with pustules.
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15 Dec 2020, 6:23 pm
Jamesy wrote:
Are you guys all clueless to the fact the taller you are the higher your cancer risk?
Really?
If true, that makes me feel better too.
Fnord wrote:
Jamesy wrote:
Are you guys all clueless to the fact the taller you are the higher your cancer risk?
Are you really all that clueless that women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than men?Did you also not know that women are more likely to have ovarian and uterine cancer than men?
Did you know that women are more likely to die during childbirth than men?
Are you even aware that all of these likelihoods are irrelevant when one is focused solely on looks and personality?
"Irrelevant"?
Hell no!
After hearing that, I'm only going to date non-women, in the future.
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15 Dec 2020, 6:25 pm
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Jamesy wrote:
Women are attracted to tall guys because they want to feel protected and wear heels and pass on those same tall genes to there children.
The thing is though tall men on average die much younger than shorter guys. My question is surely women would want a man to live long enough and to provide for her?
So why on average do women still gravitate towards tall men bearing in mind they don’t live as long.
The thing is though tall men on average die much younger than shorter guys. My question is surely women would want a man to live long enough and to provide for her?
So why on average do women still gravitate towards tall men bearing in mind they don’t live as long.
There's no significant correlation between lifespan and height; and lifespan doesn't affect the attraction laws much because it's unknown.
Don't people who create threads like this one, live shorter lives?
Raleigh wrote:
Women want guys for all kinds of reasons, hopefully one of those reasons is because they love them. Love means you accept someone despite the risk of future heartbreak.
It's no different from marrying someone who's family has a history of heart disease, or stroke, or mental illness.
Where are you going to draw the line?
You can't foresee every variable, so you have to either decide to take a chance on no one, or accept that there are risks to everything in life.
It's no different from marrying someone who's family has a history of heart disease, or stroke, or mental illness.
Where are you going to draw the line?
You can't foresee every variable, so you have to either decide to take a chance on no one, or accept that there are risks to everything in life.
Jamesy likes the power of interaction.
15 Dec 2020, 7:06 pm
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15 Dec 2020, 7:21 pm
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15 Dec 2020, 7:24 pm
15 Dec 2020, 9:07 pm
StayFrosty wrote:
This thread is quickly turning into a dumpster fire.
I'm not surprised.
15 Dec 2020, 9:11 pm
15 Dec 2020, 10:03 pm
15 Dec 2020, 11:52 pm
The excessively tall do tend to die early. And it does seem that taller men are more susceptible to dying earlier but I'd like to see the variables on that before being concerned about it. Additionally at no time have I ever thought "Oh he's nice but tall, be won't live long" or "oh he's short, he'll be able to live longer! Score!"
I'm far more concerned whether or not a guy lives healthily and isn't an arse.
Jakki wrote:
Tall man shrinks with age ... long arms ......then begins to start dragging his knuckles ?
xDDThink the same happens to tall women?
16 Dec 2020, 3:05 am
Pepe wrote:
I would *never* marry a bald man with pustules.
16 Dec 2020, 3:12 am
16 Dec 2020, 6:37 am
magz wrote:
Pepe wrote:
I would *never* marry a bald man with pustules.
Are you saying you would marry....THAT?!
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