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Maybe I'm not explaining myself well. If you are having a date looking to have a long-time relationship, you want someone attractive. And if you are having a d
by favaq 4y ago
Maybe I'm not explaining myself well.
If you are having a date looking to have a long-time relationship, you want someone attractive. And if you are having a date looking to hook up, you want someone attractive. So it makes no difference at all.
Unless you are looking for a friend. But then "date" is not the word that I would use.
- foobarbecue 4y agoBuilding a successful relationship is way more about friendship than sex.
- 3np 4y agoYou say "you" when you mean "I".
- O__________O 4y agoGenerally the attractiveness of an individual fades over time, especially after the honeymoon phase of a relationship. This is especially true over long durations when comparing younger alternative mates on purely a physical basis.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoI suspect in this case the level of attractiveness play a role. You might get a 10 (for your taste) with horrible personality and a 6 with incredible personality, you might decide to compromise. Or even more, you might change your taste for attractiveness over time. Then, I know nothing about dates, been for 14 years with my wife and I met her when I was 20, so take everything with a lot of salt. Some features that are attractive also can't be represented in photos (movement behavior).