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When having sex do you 'give' and 'receive' or is one always the 'reciever' and the other the 'giver'.
sorry for such a crass question, just curious.

To give you some background info, I have recently lost over 120 pounds of weight this past year and have been bulking up with muscle. Since my new muscle mass does compensate for much of the fat that remains I end having a pretty good figure, considering what it used to be. I've recebtly decided to go out and try and find a girl, since it is getting rather boring being alone in college. The last 4 I tried turned out to be lesbians heheh. (Figured out due to asking, specific lgbt stuff they had etc) I guess thats the risk you run when you like short haired girls. After failing with the fourth one, it was a quick realization. I realized that a really attractive (and straight) girl had been eyeing me all class. Thinking back it was subtle at first before class when I kept catching her giving me quick scabs when I stretched (sore from gym). I didn't think much of it until I kept noticing that she was looking back at me. Turning her head so that she could see out of the corner of her eye. At first I thought she was looking at someone else, but there are no other men in our desk row. This happened a few times until we finally locked eyes for about 5 seconds before she looked away again. As you can probably guess I am apprehensive considering what has been the norm when I approach women and how unbeleivably attractive this girl is. So my question is ladies, do you think she is into me? And should I appeoach her?

So if two people of different levels of attractiveness are in a relationship, is the more attractive partner more likely to cheat or initiate a break-up, than the less attractive one? If so, then does it make sense for people with similar levels of attractiveness to get into relationships, which increases the longevity of the relationship? This question is independent of gender, and covers straight, gay and lesbian relationships.

P. S. I do understand that attractiveness is often subjective, so please consider this question in the broadest and most general sense.

so earlier on i ask a question about women in power and how they act on a daily bases is why we form certain opinions about them. I did not try to troll I just wanted honesty and it did not go out well. Anyway another example was sperm banks. when donating sperm before you come to bat you have to meet certain physical requirements, as well as certain educational requirements. keep in mind this sperm is especially gathered for lesbians, who would pay thousands of dollars to do what men do to women every day.
the problem that I was talking about was that girls (psychologically) put a lot of responsibility on the men for making things work out (genes included). but once breeded with their gentics the child might not have as much as a chance. because even if the man isn't flawed the women and her genetics can be. she is basically paying for better genetics so that she can look better
my mom is 5'3" and my dad and family is over 6' when I only came to 5'6" i was not allowed a proper life
if your gonna remove guys for having flaws you might as well take out the flawed females that is how you create a better race. but instead of accepting their own flaws and trying to stay on their level they over shoot in order to look good, never realizing that substance is more important. because this is never brought up to the surface I feel like women just don't want to be honest about their own flaws, issues, and problems. instead of working to become better for themselves they validate who they are by who they date, marry, and have children by. this is why i see them as unstable creatures. because as a man i don't judge, overshoot, try to impress, or underrate anybody. so I hate it when i hear women talk about rights and privileges when they use their own relationships to selfishly define themselves as better or empower them the incorrect way. for example the current spouses of the women in the feminist movement look like fickin eye candy.