Search Results: which guy do i choose

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Hot guy: 6'2 210 lbs. Masculine face and deep voice. He is very traditionally masculine and seductive. He never shows his emotions and is very serious in his daily life. But can be flirtatious and playful when out on a date. He is into sports, cars, boating and having sex. He keeps a rotation of women around to expand his options. But he is financially wealthy, and can provide you with a secure and exciting life. Has a broad social network. If he chooses to commit to you , he will make a loving and committed father and husband.

Cute guy: (the boy nextdoor type)

5'8 185 lbs. Cute, soft facial features. Brown eyes and long dark brown hair. Goofy and playful, kind and open with his emotions. he's not rich but takes pride in doing good work. Passionate and attentive lover. Animal lover. He loves cooking and baking for other people. He also enjoys an active lifestyle of horseback riding, hiking, biking and swimming. He loves coffee shops and video games.

Don't feel disgusted it's just a simple question I gave you I know y'all not into feet that much, but just try and choose which one, okay?

I am in a situation where this girl at work gives me all kinds of signals that she likes me. Whenever I go somewhere, she'd always catch me and smile to me a lot, being very sweet. I have noticed that she'd act such only to me. I also found her sweet, so I have asked her out for coffee but she was very hesitant and her mood and attitude changed towards me all of a sudden. She felt like embarrassed after that move. Then the day after she became kinda upset and turned off. I don't know. So then a week later, I have talked with her about why she was so turned off by me all of a sudden because it bothered me. I said that I felt jealous and insecure because she'd choose him over me etc. (Open communication). So she was sweet to me again. Wow... holy grail.

Also she seems to like another guy which made me feel jealous, insecure and very questioning. I know that such behaviour is a turn-off but it's mere human instinct and very normal. You just have to control the urge to seek validation by chasing. It's super duper difficult, I know. Everyone has had this feeling.

However, I have recently found out that she is actually taken after I have stumbled on her instagram page by coincidence. She had a name combination with a heart symbol.

So I assume that she already has someone which makes so much sense. Whenever I came closer to her (not physically of course), she gets turned off. And when I am absent and don't do the right move, she becomes disappointed and feels more attracted to me again.

Also, she seems to look at me very often in a curious and questioning way. I am so confused right now. And to the other guy, she is sweeter to him than to me. So right now, she is ignoring me now. It tears me up.

What I think: She is not happy in her current relationship, but is very scared of her boyfriend to say that open and directly to me of her situation. What do you think?

According to miss @Lucy68 's "hot guy" post, which man here do you think is most attractive? To make it more fair, I made them all the same age as the youngest guy on this list.

So all of these pictures are when they were at their physical peak of twenty-six years old. I never even heard of Timothée Chalamet before. Poll includes one ugly sh*tpost option no one'll choose, in case you're, like, a lesbian or something.

In recent weeks, with the looming possibility (now reality) of Roe v. Wade being overturned, I have read countless comments from women saying that men should do more to support women in their fight for reproductive choice. But I've not seen any of them supporting men's right to reproductive choice. Not one.

The argument women use is one of "bodily autonomy", but studies show the vast majority (96%) of abortions are for reasons like not being emotionally ready to become a parent, not wanting a child to interfere with education or career plans, not being in a stable relationship or not having the financial means to support a child. In other words, all the same reasons men might not be ready to become a parent.

https://www.umassmed.edu/news/news-archives/2019/05/who-are-the-1-in-4-american-women-who-choose-abortion/

So the bodily autonomy argument is disingenuous at best, but they have to use it because the true reasons women choose abortion are the same ones men have to not want to become a parent, but don't have the right to exercise like women had before Roe v. Wade was overturned. It's about personal autonomy, not bodily autonomy, and both women and men should have equal rights to personal autonomy.

I'm talking about men having the right to a "paper abortion", which means signing away all their parental rights and responsibilities early enough in the pregnancy that the mother could still choose to have an abortion. That would require that women must notify the father she is pregnant, but today men don't have the right to know they have a child, born or unborn. A woman can have a man's child and never tell him, or she can choose to tell him years later and demand child support having already robbed the father of many years with his son or daughter.

So guys... if women were more supportive of YOUR right to "personal autonomy" and to know you have a child in the world, would you be more likely to advocate for women's right to personal autonomy (i. e., abortion)?