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lol
 bea arthur
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Edited by
papersmile
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Tue 05/05/09 03:44 AM
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Because she embodies all the traits of a woman able to give birth to healthy children: Wide hips, narrow waist, long thick hair, clear eyes etc. These are all indacators of good health.
Wide hips?? If SHE has wide hips, then I'm a bloody caboose. Choo-choo... |
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The Y chromosome that makes us men is tiny. Much smaller than the X chromosome. This means that all men, gay or otherwise have much more in common with one another than women do. now ya talkin, sorry man i'm just havin a bit fun.
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Attraction is a big part of a relationship...bottom line. Superficial or not that's just the way it is. The sonner we accept that we are not attracted to everyone and everyone is not attracted to us, the easier it is. For women, attraction usually entails more than physical aspects....can't speak for the men...I am guessing that is what draws them in but probably not what keeps them. This is mostly true. A woman does need more than looks to hang onto her man. She must offer some value to the relationship. Perhaps she is funny, or smart, or a great cook etc. But, her looks will always be important to him. If she becomes ugly he may become open to the advances of another woman. |
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Because she embodies all the traits of a woman able to give birth to healthy children: Wide hips, narrow waist, long thick hair, clear eyes etc. These are all indacators of good health.
Wide hips?? If SHE has wide hips, then I'm a bloody caboose. Choo-choo... The ratio of waist to hips men all over the world find most attractive is 0.7 to 1. This holds true no matter a woman's weight. A heavy woman that has this ratio is thought to be more attractive looking than a thin woman that doesn't. This is also the best ratio for birthing children. Coincidence? |
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You find a person who will love you all around and be with you for you .Let him go and move on .
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