Polls: Guy's Behavior

I look at things logically. A woman who has her own success is less likely to be interested in you because of your money etc and thus less likely to be a gold digger. Whereas a housewife typically has nothing to her name and is typically gold digger

I'm not sure a lot of guys would be happy to lose their hair. Women don't tend to have to think about these things as women, but due to a medical condition, I temporarily had alopecia in spots and lost a lot of hair so I feel I understand that pain just a bit (though I also know I am extremely lucky it grew back). If your dad is bald, do you worry about losing your hair or are you just accepting of it.

We have chemistry and tend to finish each other's sentences. Here are some signs but not sure if i'm reading into things too much:

1. he chooses to sit at desks near me/next to me/in my line of sight

2. on days where he doesn't sit with me as he has to sit with his team across the floor, he stands up and looks at me/for me from there (and comes over to my side to say hi and chat before he leaves office)

3. We mirror each other when sitting near each other

4. He once asked me/joked if he could join my team

5. we both stay late in office, and it feels we're now secretly coordinating when we leave -e. g. I'll pretend to work until i see him pack up, and he does the same... if i pack up first he suddenly has to leave as well. If he packs up first he asks if he should wait for me and we usually end up leaving office together almost everyday

6. he looks at my waist/down at my legs sometimes while I'm talking to him and maintaining eye contact with him

7. he keeps coming over to ask my opinion on things

8. when saying goodbye, he initiates a high/low/side five. But yesterday, he continued to grasp my hand for a few seconds and smiled at me during it, before he 'left'. He came back seconds later to ask me another opinion and we ended up leaving office together

9. He NEVER mentions his girlfriend to me. I only know of her through other co-workers. When i ask him his weekend plans, or a holiday he just came back from (i knew he went with his girlfriend), he talks as if it's just him alone doing things

10. sometimes he gets quite fidgety while talking to me

11. he tries to find out my interests. When he found out i live in a certain neighbourhood where he hangs out a lot (e. g. let's call it 'oxford'), he said 'oh so we have oxford in common? I need friends in Oxford..'

12. He's super busy but went out of his way to teach me what he does (for an hour! i didn't even ask), and turned it into a playful role-play like 'ok now your turn to do the same, i'm ready for my lesson'

Things about children, etc. is elsewhere in the summary

Friends describe me as honest, intelligent, friendly / easygoing, thoughtful / generous, and family orientated. With a great sense of humor, I love to laugh.

Curious I love learning about different cultures and trying new things.

Growing up between country and city, I enjoy the outdoors (hiking, camping, etc.), theatres, festivals, art galleries, and more.

Financially secure, own my house, I am seeking someone who laughs at themselves and believes in monogamy, openness, and communication.

On Instagram.

I laugh at "feminists" today who scream it's my body & I'll do what I want. Even if it means dressing and acting like a whore.

What when original feminists would be rolling in their graves as feminism was AGAINST women seen as sexual objects.

Respect was a major part of the argument not just equality. When someone doesn't respect themselves - dressing & acting cheaply - how can anyone else possibly respect them?