Search Results: qualities women look for in a man

After 22 years. Good guy, tall decent/good looking! Never kissed a girl. I’ve always been respectful and friendly.

What’s the point?

Almost all girls have some kind of arrogance. Rude, slutty and shallow. I’ve had ‘good girls’ leave me on read for approaching them like a man. It’s pathetic.

I’m done.

It’s confusing because I feel I have all those ‘shallow’ qualities you expect women to look for. I have looks/money etc...

Men, are there physically attractive women that have good personal qualities (what you look for) in their demeanor, that you know look good and should be attractive, but you don't feel anything for them? The attraction isn't there. Maybe you've seen them around, on TV, etc..

I have, I wonder if that is true for others?

Or are you so visual, that if it is a female, it's all good?

Iam not the kind of guy who does the dishes or cooks... etc , iam the type of dude who firmly belives men and women are different in what they like, want to do and actually enjoy/are good at doing, of course their skills/likes may overlap and as a result you will find a woman a bit more masculine or a man with feminine traits... but overall men and women aren't looking for the same things usually.

With that being said, most men i know dont spent much time with their kids, and dont care much about educating or investing quality time, sure they like their kids, wanna spend time with them and take them places, but usually its the mother who teaches the kids all they need to know and helps them out with homeworks, clothes, food... etc... I will be honest, me and my friends turned out decent and samrt mainly cause our moms made sure that turn out that way, the way they raised us turned us into hard working, decent and overal good adults ( we're far from perfect though) .

honestly i believe that while men are indeed needed and they provide a great deal of confidence and protection to their families and kids, and are an integral part of their life, women have the bigger effect on the way the kids turn out in the future.