b) cultural (there is big negative stigma on baldness, pop culture and mass media influenced this stigma big time, becouse of this, almost no girl want to be with someone who society percieve as unattractive. This is why even NW1 with balding vertex is still considered as bald guy).
true.. true.... annoying every time these things pop up in the media..
in the first pic, Carrie is almost disgusted after discovering her BF uses Rogaine. Attachment 33054
in the second pic, from Hangover, the fiancee is a major B*** to the balding guy. Attachment 33055
06-28-2014 09:55 AM
25 going on 65
Sorry but the general idea in the OP is correct. You guys saying other things matter more than looks....for traditional relationships w/ older women sure. But when it comes to sex & general treatment looks are still CRUCIAL after 25, I can tell you this from experience. This is why a woman married to a doctor/lawyer will sleep w/ the goodlooking bus driver on the side
06-29-2014 12:03 AM
steven42
It's all in the head really isn't it!? You've just got to be happy with yourself.
06-29-2014 06:45 AM
baldozer
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Originally Posted by 25 going on 65
Sorry but the general idea in the OP is correct. You guys saying other things matter more than looks....for traditional relationships w/ older women sure. But when it comes to sex & general treatment looks are still CRUCIAL after 25, I can tell you this from experience. This is why a woman married to a doctor/lawyer will sleep w/ the goodlooking bus driver on the side
Does this really happen often? Holy shit!
06-30-2014 12:56 PM
akai
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Originally Posted by Notcoolanymore
Bingo! You can get by just on looks when you are young. Once you hit your mid to late 20's(maybe even sooner) you have to bring something else to the table. Before some of you have a heart attack, I will say that yes women will still consider your looks, but that alone will not guarantee you success with the best women.
I know what you're saying but not every guy is wanting to get married in his 20s. Women start looking for a stable guy with status once their looks start to wane and they're forced to settle down. I used to bartend in college and for a year afterwards. Used to work with two guys in their early 30s that lived off a bartending/server salary and they pulled good looking twenty-something women with relative ease.
06-30-2014 01:36 PM
Scalpology
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Originally Posted by akai
I know what you're saying but not every guy is wanting to get married in his 20s. Women start looking for a stable guy with status once their looks start to wane and they're forced to settle down. I used to bartend in college and for a year afterwards. Used to work with two guys in their early 30s that lived off a bartending/server salary and they pulled good looking twenty-something women with relative ease.
Sure they want to settle down. The real question here is: do you want to be settled down for or do you want to be truly desired and loved?
