Preface: this doesn't apply to everyone. I've met many sweet hot women and many nice rich guys in my lifetime. However, trends can be observed.
So would you guys ratgee date a really hot girl who isn't very nice or a girl who might be considered ugly by your friends/family who is a wonderful person?
I would chose the second option every day of the week. I think that this is because hot women (and rich guys) don't have to play by the usual rules normal or not the best looking people do.
You can be a really attractive bombshell who is a complete asshole and nobody would care because they want to on a subconscious level keep their options open with you.
I know this is common knowledge around here, but I think guys dating down is a pretty good idea (looks wise, not money wise) because the home-raised average girl will generally enjoy the attention more and will be a better over-all partner.
Thoughts?
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No way.
The sex wouldn't be worth it...
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Oh my...
Yeah, I'm a bad guy, that's why...
Happy now..?
Do you feel somewhat superior for passive-aggressively signalling your virtuous state through a faux question...
Figure it out yourself.
Stupid post.
Attraction is not something people can explain...
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I think you are an argumentative person and have no wish to discourse with you.
Take a hint.
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