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"What do you think makes a person handsome?" --Bah. I have nothing original to add to this. I find LOTS of different characteristics (both physical and intangible) to be attractive. Smarts, wit, goofiness, talent, drive, sensitivity, enthusiasm. The looks part is more difficult to categorize. I've been attracted to all different kinds of appearances. My best friend in college said that my preferences tended to fall into the "cool camp counselor" type. In that I liked guys that were kinda cool and kinda nerdy and usually clean cut. I've also tended to be attracted to tall lanky guys. But, the one thing that I can usually count on to drive me nuts--glasses. I love a feller in glasses. And boyish faces. Yup.
"What features put you off a possible partner?" Bad teeth. It's the only thing I can think of that has ever really put me off (as far as appearance is concerned). And unfortunately, most men who hit on me in the city in which I now live have had horrible teeth.
"Do looks even come into it?" Sure they do. But their importance fades very quickly. It's a cliche, but it's true: I just want good stuff inside... as long as he doesn't have nasty teeth.
"If you met the ugliest person in the world, but they had the greatest personality in the world, would you shagg 'em?" I can't just shag and then shake a leg. No matter the looks.
"SERIOUSLY. How far do you base your attraction to somebody on their looks." At first, it's very important--because that's all I have to go on. That doesn't last for long, though. SERIOUSLY. |
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