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If I was to ask the opposite to men the you'd be surprised with the amount of men that would go even though I understand if I asked the opposite I'd get about 80% of men say no.

But if feel it's a lot worse when it comes to women supporting men's rights, physically.

Some straight people march for LGBT , some men march for women. Yet I don't think many women would march for men.

Sure online and mentally you may support true equality but would you support it physically.

The question says it all why is it the opposite sex of the respective skin colour not considered attractive. Hell I even met a bisexual woman who is attracted to dark skinned men but when it comes to women she wants them pale. Even when they are undesirable pale men and dark skinned don't find each other attractive.
So the notion of opposites attracts only works on pale women and dark skinned women

Ok I know people can't control as to what or who they find attractive I'm not going to attack anyone who gives an honest opinion.

But if you feel the above question is true and can't be changed how can one overcome such situation and keep his/her confidence intact especially pale men (even when dark skin is considered unattractive on a woman , remember they are woman and woman have an easier time of finding a man )

So in the end do you agree
For men - darker the man the better looking he is

For women - paler the woman the better looking she is

Traditionally, in most Western cultures at least, men wear longer shorts, and women wear shorter shorts.

However, from my experience personally, guys have really gotten into the "thigh showing" thing, especially with popular brands such as the Chubbies, and longer shorts seem to be fading away.

However, the opposite thing seems to be happening with women, where women are worried about shorts "showing too much", or thigh chafing and such, and are looking for lengths closer to the knee.

Is it just me, or is it actually a thing?

Kind of ironic if you ask me... so now guys are the ones with the attractive legs to show off, and women are covering up their legs? Talk about a role reversal? Lol.

I don't know what the dating world is like anymore. Frankly, I'm not interested right now. Most of my attention goes to getting ready for my career. Once I've become the best damned massage therapist I can be, and start making decent money, I'll probably have a tentative interest in dating, but sex and romance have just never been huge priorities for me.

Joining GaG, I expected sexual questions to be a major focus. There's all kinds of experiences regarding how the opposite sex feels and feels about things that I am ravenous to know more about. I did not expect to see so many people on here winging about how hard it is to find a SO.

I can't stand this "Nobody settles for average guys" rhetoric I've seen on the front page twice in as many days now. I don't think there's even an inkling of truth to it. I don't like to rate people, it seems dehumanizing, but suffice to say I've known a lot of guys who are married to women most people would consider to be way out of their league, and vice versa. Not just in terms of looks, but when it comes to intellect, finances and charm.

It just seems like a big ol' pity party, and I can't stand that. I'm not super-handsome. I'm an oddball. I used to be super-skinny, but my metabolism is slowing down, and I feel fat now. My frame is still long and relatively skinny, but I've definitely got a bit of a belly; that's super-attractive, right? Just some gangley, fleshy boulder? xD I'm almost totally broke, I live at home, and I have to pinch every penny I have, because I'm constantly worried my financial aid won't be enough to get me through my degree and certification.

And... I still get interested looks, and the occasional flirting semi-regularly. Am I crazy? Is it possible I'm just incredibly, devilishly charming?

Enough listening to me talk. Is it really that hard to get a date now if you put yourself out there? Do you think their standards are too high, or they're just not meeting enough/the right people?