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Heavily inspired by this question here, would you be considered attractive enough for the modern woman? All of these traits, are the bare minimum women require, the 80th percentile. Meaning, better than four out of five men. You need at least seven out of ten of them to "pass" the "dateable" test for modern women.

1. HEIGHT: Are you at least 6'0"/183 cm tall, barefoot in the evening?

2. INCOME: Do you earn at least $90,000 USD a year?

3. CAREER: Do you have a professional, well-respected career? (Doctor, lawyer, scientist, engineer, etc.)

4. SEX APPEAL: Is your penis at least 7"/17.5 cm in length or longer?

5. PHYSIQUE: Are you in good athletic shape? As in, not overweight.

6. SOCIAL SKILLS: Do you have at least three good friends and/or one really close best friend?

7. CHARISMA: Do you consider yourself a good communicator, skilled at speaking to others, or someone who "has game" at charming women?

8. LIFESTYLE: Are you someone who completely avoids such vices as adult movies, recreational drugs, fast food, online video games, gambling, or couch-potato habits?

9. CONFIDENCE: Do you really like who you are as a person, proud of who you are, or have a high opinion of yourself?

10. QUALITY OF LIFE: Would you consider yourself to be a well-adjusted and happy person with no signs of mental illness, anxiety, or depression?

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/cop-accused-masturbating-family-home-213858516.html
Cop Accused of Masturbating in Family’s Home Was on Domestic Disturbance Call

A police officer accused of masturbating in a California home was responding to a domestic disturbance call, and not only touched himself in front of the family’s 23-year-old daughter, but also displayed his genitalia to the young woman’s mother, according to a newly released incident report.

Matthew Dominguez, 32, was arrested Thursday and charged with one count of indecent exposure, a misdemeanor. A four-year veteran of the San Jose Police Department, Dominguez was placed on administrative leave following the alleged incident.

“The charged behavior is beyond disturbing,” Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeff Rosen said in a statement. “Law enforcement officers respond to our homes to help crime victims, not terrorize, traumatize, and create new victims.”

The charge against Dominguez can be traced back to the evening of April 21, when cops were dispatched to a home in San Jose at around 6:30 p. m. The couple living there, identified in the incident report as “Ms. S,” “Mr. A.,” told officers that their son, who suffers from mental illness, had violated a protective order they took out against him. Their daughter, who is not identified in the report, was also at home—and Dominguez, who “took the lead investigative role,” also “took an interest in her,” the report states.