This is something that recently hit me, feel free to confirm or deny this observation.
"The ugly stud" - there is a general rule that super hot women tend to be extremely insecure about their looks. Not all of them but large enough pool to be noticed.
The interesting thing I found is how they pick their LTR partner, assuming they don't got for double dating strategy but want one guy for both ends.
Bottom line - they got for great/good body, with generally good (but not great or perfect!!) face. Even something a face that's around 6.5/10.
Their "dream stud" has strong physical frame, wide shoulders, properly sized arms, some body hair....but from head up, it's manly but not handsome. Forget perfect symmetry, mesmerizing eyes, perfect proportions. None of that. Hell often you can hear them say "they don't want a pretty boy". Also men in question were not sitting on golden mountains, so "beta bux doens't need looks" is out.
Now imho this is their fears and complexes talking. These women see themselves ugly and most likely fear a partner that is highly attractive in general sense of the word. They deliberately (or subconciously) pick a man that is far from mainstream good looks but is super hot in their eyes and most likely still have huge fears of him cheating on them, some even willing to look the other way to not lose him.
Have you guys seen a lot of such behaviors from really hot girls (assuming they're not gold diggers)
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