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No. 64980
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>>64979smooth slim bodies are my shit too, anon. my bf is skinny/semi athletic and tall, tanned skin, dark, thick full head of hair, clean shaven and 19 y/o, so basically the opposite of the "Dad' older man look. i agree its gross. (pic related: my bf)
No. 64981
>>64979I agree. Most men age just as "badly" as women (as in, it is totally variable and generally not as dramatic as people make it out to be), a lot of older men just delude themselves into thinking they look hotter than they are or that young girls want old man features like wrinkles and graying hair.
I don't like muscular, fit guys. Obviously not the roided out ones but I'm not even that into the "swimmer mode" thing that's supposed to be the most popular male body type.
No. 64983
>>64980So you are 15y/o? Because your boyfriend looks like… well a boy.
Dad-type-guys don't sound sexy, I don't know any girl who would fall for that.
But a lot of girls I know, including me, fell for a prof. Because they were wiser, smarter, funnier than any boy in our age. And a lot are just so hot.
Sorry for my english, hope you get my point.
No. 64987
>>64980why are you posting your s/o online on a site literally dedicated to shitty internet personalities?
also, no offense, but the 19 y/o clean shaven (not by choice, he probably can't grow a beard) types are usually the first ones to cheat because they aren't mature enough for a relationship.
No. 64993
Boyish looking, skinny, pale, always shaved, undercut or other trendy hairstyle, kpop boys, pretty andro face.
Also chubby, pseudo intellectual, militant atheist/vegan, stoner, obsessed with 9gag, has a waifu.
No. 65012
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>>64977negative canthal tilt, it's charming
No. 65026
>>65012I feel like there's a loose archetype for negative canthal tilt:
long head, narrow jaw, strong chin, mostly dark colored, very hairy, usually Middle Eastern, Indian, or southern European, deep voice.
No. 65027
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>>65025I assume this is a joke but honestly he really does just have very dark skin around his eyes. The exposure in the other pic makes him look a bit black eyed, heres another pic from the same time. They're also a little bit creased, but i think it's so adorable and endearing
No. 65042
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>>64979Fuck me, I love older men and i always have. That being said, I probably would never date someone significantly older than me because if they're that age and not married, there's a high chance something's wrong with them.
I love men with long hair though. Sucks because I'm in med school and obviously none of the guys here have hair like that.
No. 65044
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The younger looking the better. No, i'm not a pedophile, i'm not actually attracted to children. But men look their best 16-25 just as women. Age of consent is 16 in my country so don't freak out.
It's just something about smooth nice skin (preferably pale) and the energy and "innocence" younger guys have that make them so attractive. I'm also more attracted to cute faces instead of handsome ones. Btw i'm 18 myself so im not some old predator lol.
No. 65049
So I don't have a specific kind of man I'm attracted to but there's a pattern and its "hue".
So far, I've been only attracted to this features
>Long hair. Not really long but you know, on the shoulders. My current bf is curly, very light brown, soft and I love it.
I also love straight hair but if it's long and soft, I like it very much
>Not really fit or skelly but normal with a little of a bit squishy tummy. I don't like very big muscles or buff types. I like my men soft
>Taller than me. Doesn't really matter the difference, but must be taller than me (I'm 162cm, not too hard)
>I don't have a preference for eye color. As long they're expressive. But I like dark&dark combo or green/hazel&blonde.
>For the beard, eh, Idk. I like it but not the full beard. I don't like moustaches
>For the body hair I think that "normal" is ok. I wouldn't care if he shaved must he must not be a bear. Happy trails are my weakness tho.
I don't like teenagers, I prefer men in their 20s (I'm 21), the maximum I would date at this age is 25.
You know, the typical young adult who doesn't look too "dirty" or precise.
I don't like older men or OP pic, I don't like "tough" guys or guys who feel the need to mark everytime their manliness with random stuff.
I'm also a simple girl and I want a man I can relate too, who can understand my point of view.
No. 65052
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>>65049To make it short, if you look like this you win my heart.
No. 65054
>>65052I've never clicked so fast…
Damn boy… who is him?
No. 65055
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I never realized it until recently but I tend to be drawn to men with large or otherwise distinctive noses like Javier Bardem or Goran Bogdan. I also love dark circles and red sick/sad eyes and think it's kind of hot when men cry, which feels kinda predatory lol.
No. 65056
>>65054I don't know my excellent taste friend…
I just do a quick google search about "young men with long hair"
My bf looks a little like him, just with lighter and more wavy hair(same lenght) and looks younger due his face but that's okay, I'm babbiefaced too.
No. 65066
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>>65044Men absolutely peak around that age range much more severely than women and I agree with you.
I think the thing I hate most about aging men is just their hairline and widows peaks are so ugly and such an instant indicator of age. I like how robot and incel type men say women age poorly after like 30 or 25 or something, but women constantly maintain their looks. Men just decide when they are balding to do shit like shave their whole heads or grow out a beard to compensate or something. It's just awful.
That being said, a nice head of hair on men is almost everything for looks with me and a great indicator he takes care of himself. The window for the prime of their looks seems to be very short and it's probably why I prefer women a bit more.
No. 65072
>>65066>I like how robot and incel type men say women age poorly after like 30 or 25 or something, but women constantly maintain their looksI can accept that men are naturally attracted to youth for youth's sake, but I can't fucking stand them trying to justify it by saying it's women's fault for not looking after their skin. On what planet are men more dedicated to sun protection and skincare than women, or less likely to smoke/drink/do drugs? They insist wearing makeup is what causes women to age badly but it has nearly nothing to do with it compared to other major factors that men know nothing about, they just want to blame women for natural aging. Men tend to have rougher, more aged skin even disregarding that they have more collagen and thicker skin that should age better, because they don't know shit about skin care. But they don't notice and don't think it impacts their looks because only women are expected to have perfectly smooth baby faces.
It becomes more obvious when you consider that gay men experience 'gay death' at a young age but lesbians stay attracted to appropriately aged or older women.
No. 65075
>>65074>>65034>>65032Is this all the same person sperging out? I was simply just answering your question. I posted him because it was relevant to the thread. If I have any fear he'll get "doxxed" over a low res picture, (lol) I used a password and will delete the pictures.
What a stupid reason to sperg honestly kek
>>65043 Cheers
No. 65077
>>65072Rougher =/= aged
Female skin aging is a wrinkle thing, primarily.
Men have rougher skin, in the same way that blacks have rougher skin than whites, who have softer skin. And we all know black people age great.
There are a few more things like that where men are basically more "black". There was something about fat structure being one way in blacks and men vs women and whites.
There's also the coloR thing, men are consistently darker than women. It's interesting.
No. 65111
>>65099Yes! I like crooked teeth, tooth gaps, and missing teeth if it's not grotesque. My husband was actually born without his lateral incisors. I think it's cute. He wants to get implants, though.
I also like pronounced philtrums/long upper lips on guys. I don't know why, but it seems to be a recurring thing with people I find attractive. I've read comments here and there talking about how ugly it is. I'm assuming it's not popular.
No. 65116
>>65077I used rougher as a generic descriptor, like 'he's looking rough'. I meant they are aging badly with more wrinkles.
You're right about all that other stuff but I find that not even their natural ability to age better helps them when so many of them work in the sun all day but think sunscreen is too feminine to wear.
No. 65126
>>65049I'm ^
I thought about sharing my ideals in the "mindset" of my candidate men. (Also sorry for bad english, I'm from pizzaland)
>He must not scream at every little thing.I get that you can scream out of rage but said rage must have a reason (I mean, if he yells at things I don't mind) but no screaming at me.
We can talk, we can solve things calmly. Once you scream at me you can't have a second chance because I'll dump your bloody ass right away.
>Must respect people and understand them. It may be obvious but like if we are out and he sees for example a disabled person and starts making fun of them, that's a complete no.Harmless comments are okay as long they're not that offensive and not based on what a person can't control
(For example : That chick is wearing a garbage bag?? And we laugh for 2 seconds on our own and that stops there)
>Must not call me unironically "his bitch" "his little hoe" etc etc even lovingly or during sexYou're your own bitch, fuck you.
>Can take care of himself, can cook (basic level is enough, not expecting a chef), clean or do the laundry. Not because I want a maid but because if WE have a house, it's not MY and ONLY MY responsability of taking care of it. And I can feel safer when I get sick and viceversa
>Lets me have my spaces, he will not get mad if I don't talk to him for an hour or two if I'm doing my business/hobbies. Yes, if he wants something I'll reply but I want my "me time" and I will respect "his time" too.
>Must trust me and my abilities, don't think that I'm retarded or that me, as a woman, can't do shitgot scarred from past relationships ughalso sorry for extra babbling but I liked the "perfect bf" idea No. 65127
>>65118Ahhh yess!! The shy ones are my favourite too.
When I knew a guy (that didn't go so well but we're still friends), even if he was taller and you know, bigger than me (I'm 5'2 and petite, I'm in my 20s but you can easily mistake me for a teenager), I already felt he liked me and I kept looking at him in the eyes, he would just look away smiling and then look at me with the corner of his eyes.
Super cute and his face was even cuter, because you could easily see he wanted to do something but didn't know how.
No. 65171
I fucking love shy, short, lanky, geeky and feminine boys. The shy nerd stereotype and everything that comes with it.
It's great, I managed to snatch an adorable one all for myself
>>65126Your English is so cute
No. 65173
>>65171Holy shit same!! Minus the short. I tend to prefer tall on both genders. I snatched myself a bf who's as pretty, lanky, and geeky as I am and I'm in HEAVEN.
and when he wears safety glasses or dress clothes, unf
No. 65175
>>65171Thank you anon!
Sometimes I still have some difficulties because I don't know how to translate things properly.
Also I feel you both (even
>>65173)
because my bf is exactly my dream bf and I love him and I would only choose the perfect person for me.
The only bad thing is that we are in a LDR but will manage soon to solve this problem because we're both suffering it…
No. 65211
>>65206This. I've worked around a lot of older men and they go crazy at a certain age (mid-life crisis, I guess). It's really sad and pathetic, and I feel for their wives who have to suffer through it because most of the time, they did nothing wrong except age. Older men aren't necessarily better than younger ones and I feel bad for anyone who falls for that stupid line. I've met 16 year old boys far more level headed and mature than some 50 year old men I've had to deal with.
So to keep on topic, I actually prefer the younger ones (legal, of course).
No. 65216
>>65208Same here, assuming I'm not married. Maybe I'll start at 30, I'm looking forward to it and with tinder or whatever equivalent will be around in 10 years, it will probably be really easy.
The only problem is that I don't think I'll ever fit the experienced, confident MILF stereotype. I'm not sexually experienced and won't consider sleeping around until I'm a bit older.
No. 65241
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might not be so uncommon, but i prefer feminine/androgynous men. i'm rarely attracted to macho men, tbh. i just love "pretty-boy" type men
No. 65277
>>65276Agreed.
I'm into 30+, scruffy dudes that look like the guy on Brawny toilet paper and I have yet to meet a girl who also likes it. Even the girls I see who claim to love beards like metro men lol. I see a lot of girls who like the thin, hipster, plaid shirt with trendy tattoos type of fade-beard thing.
No. 65282
>>65277preferences are always relative, and beauty standards change slowly.
so when people say "I like beards and beefcakes" they just mean relative to the former ideal. So instead of hairless thin cleancut, we now want guys with 2 day stubble who occasionally do pushups, not a full-blown lumberjack.
Same thing I've noticed with the recent trend of big booties, a "fat ass" is just anything that isn't Asian-girl flat, which the previous ideal was. No offense if you're Asian.
No. 65283
>>65282eh, i think it's subjective to the area you're from as well.
i personally love myself a hairy man with a beard.
No. 65290
>>65282Facial hair is a massive turn off to me. It's so gross and unsanitary looking. I don't like body hair either. Nothing will turn me off faster than a beard or mustache though.
>>65241This is why I wish I had been born sooner. So many pretty men in the 80s. And so thin too. No excuse to be a fatass.
No. 65367
>>65366I've just noticed people are really jealous of Korean men, because Korean/Asian men are considered to be the most handsome by basically all women in the world now. Look at YouTube and the hashtag kpop on twitter if you don't believe me!
I'm doing this to protect my oppas from assholes like you keep in mind. >_<
No. 65370
>>65369I'm
>>65366, not
>>65367.
What are you so mad about? I just said I didn't like like guys with tattoos or effeminate asian dudes and you assumed I was a robot.
Can you explain your thought process in making this conclusion? Because I'm drawing blanks here.
No. 65539
>>65408so true, and if women started sprouting out little boy fetishes and finding guys who act like children and look/dress like them attractive "but but, not actual kids!!!!"
it will drive r/redpills crazy
No. 65551
>>65408Are you implying that, if men's attraction towards teenagers or women who look like teenagers weren't normalized and were niche, it wouldn't be creepy at all? Because that's the impression I got from your post. Wether something is normalized or not doesn't make a difference on it's "creepiness" imo.
By the way, I don't find your preferences wrong and I'm not that anon. It's just something I felt I needed to point out before another weird trend comes and snowballs, like ddlg.
No. 65555
>>65551Well, what does 'creepy' mean to begin with? I think of it as crossing boundaries/unethical behaviour in a relationship context. And my point is that considering the power imbalance between men and women, older women going after legal younger men is neither of those things, whereas older men going after younger women often is. Young women have had it drilled into their head that men age like wine and they age like milk, or that their best shot at life is to be with a rich older guy, that innocence and youth are necessary to appease men, that it's natural for a more established, high status man to lead them etc etc. Young men aren't told anything of the sort, they're encouraged to date younger girls for as long as possible because that's when they're hottest, most virginal, and most easily influenced. If they choose to hook up with an older woman it's literally just because they're into it. Not because they're in a vulnerable position and accept it as their lot in life.
Honestly, you just have to read what men have to say on the subject to see how toxic and misogynistic it is, cougars wanting to fuck a cute guy doesn't compare.
No. 65567
>>65408>>65555Guys aren't influenced the same way as girls but they are so brainwashed by society to accept older women's come-ons, much more than girls I would say. Look at how much accepted female predators are. Young males ares basically forced to accept that their statutory rape is a thing to be cheered on, whether or not they actually like it, lest they be ostracized as gay or unmanly. I'm sure that from a young age most girls are aware and told how gross it is for older men to notice them sexually. For guys? No way. It's another symptom of patriarchy but it still ignores the feelings of guys and preys on their vulnerability as well.
I'm not excusing men's attractions at all - I feel like you guys make it sound like I am. I hate that society focuses so much on youth and that I even have my own obsessions with it. I'm much more disgusted by older male/younger female for those reasons you listed. I'm saying age gaps are creepy because of the power dynamic. I'm college aged and I find boys this age the hottest so I understand why you'd be attracted, believe me. I even find some high school guys hot too, but I stay away because I'm just that much older and I know the discrepancy in our life experiences show too quickly, and personally I would feel guilty if I was at all coercing/manipulating them on the basis of that, even unintentionally. Guys my age are also younger mentally, and I think that makes the mental age gap between older female/younger male look even worse than vice versa. I don't think older women have disgusting outlooks the way men do about younger partners, but I do find the encouragement of it to be troubling. I still have an aversion to both.
Kind of relevant but I was apparently leered at while playing pool today by the older men at a bar/tavern. Even worse my cousin told me before that I look 15 (I think closer to 17-18 but w/e). I try to not notice these things I think as a defense mechanism but knowing makes me sick to my stomach. I guess I'm sick of adults invading on my youth and am protective of my friends + people my age.
My take is just let people enjoy sharing experiences with their peers who are on a similar level to them. If you and someone younger click, then cool, just be aware of the differences in life experiences. I don't really respect anyone who goes prowling for people they know are more inexperienced though, even if they're around the same age. I was manipulated and emotionally abused by someone 2 years older than me when I had just turned 19 and I wish someone had warned me about how far apart emotionally we were.
No. 67840
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>>67835I think slight overbite/crooked teeth are cute and endearing. Hygiene is a must, though.
(pic related: I liked his looks best with his crooked stereotypically British teeth)
No. 67852
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>>67835kind of agree. I don't like very crooked but
aesthetically acceptable crooked, I guess. I hate this trend to have fake ideal teeth that can blind crowds when a person smiles. God damn veneers
No. 67887
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this is probably odd and gross but sometimes I think certain acne is cute. I've felt like that since I was little.
I had bad skin all through high school and it's finally calming down now in my mid 20s. I hated the kind of acne I had - regular red pimples would pop up on the crevice of my lip (making it look like I had herpes/a cold sore) or like, right on my nose. and I would get blackheads/whiteheads EVERYWHERE.
but anywaywhat I find cute is just regular red/pink pimples (no pus or anything in it) on someone's cheek. not on their lips, nose or anything like that. even now, when I do get an "average" pimple or two on my cheek/face I find it cute and don't usually cover it up.
I don't know why I like it. I remember thinking pimples like that were cool when I was in elementary school, maybe bc I associated it with teenagers/the "big kids" I looked up to? but that doesn't explain why I still like it now
No. 67892
>>67887I really never got why people consider acne gross tbh. I've only ever ONCE been grossed out by someone's acne and it was only because she had huge clusters all covered in foundation. IMO acne clustered together looks better without foundation, whereas acne that's more spread out across the face looks fine either way.
Though now that you mention pus I kinda get it. I never had acne/only one pimple every couple of months so I've never had to deal with that, I always just kinda waited til they went away. Kinda stupid of me to assume that it would "feel"(?) the same with actual acne.
My unpopular preference is overweight guys. That includes both kinda chubby to obviously obese. (Though the moment it gets into the "no walking" territory I get grossed out). There's this one singer who used to be overweight/obese pre-fame, which made me kinda sad because he used to look SO cute; not that he's ugly now (though I get he probably prefers to have lost the weight since it's healthier).
No. 67910
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Imo i like my dudes with some extra body hair, but full beards or mustaches are a turn-off for me??
like happy trails and a good bush can pretty much win my whole heart, and imo hairier brows can look real charming on the right people
i still like a bit of stubble on the face, but like i could never be with a guy that has a some fraction of his face obscured all the time
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I think unibrows and unruly eyebrows in general are super cute
No. 68804
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i like guys who wear lolita fashion
i hate super fit, ripped guys
No. 68813
>>68804>i hate super fit, ripped guysWhen women say this, 100% of the time they actually mean "I hate steroid abusers".
There is guys who dedicated years to lifting weights, are at the natty limit, and women think they just look good, but they also think they're not even "jacked", they think some guys just normally look like that with no effort.
No. 68827
>>68813kek you sound bitter
Maybe she means exactly as she said? you can't speak for women "100% of the time"
You're complaining about hidden male struggles to maintain a non-ripped bodytype but some people will always be a bit chubby even when they work out and others are just naturally slender just from sitting at a computer all day, just like with women. Besides, tell me where she said she only liked guys that put in no effort?
No. 68940
>>65055I love big noses on a guy.
That and older dudes, mmm, silver foxes…
No. 68951
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I like guys with this eye shape. I know, it's oddly specific, but I've noticed the same shape on guys I've like/dated. I also prefer brown eyes. God, this guy looks like a rat, though. But also just like my ex.