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I remember back in high school I asked this guy out through a friend. But it only lasted for 2 days because he didn’t find me attractive. (Cause I had a blue buzz cut hair lol 😅).

Till two years later when my hair was long and I changed my style. He decided to ask me out. I rejected him, because he didn’t accept me in the first place, no matter how I looked. My personality was/is/will always be the same.

I’ll list mines :

1. Humor
2. Traditional
3. Adventurous
4. Open Minded & Christian
5. Great personality & character
6. Kind & empathetic
7. Humble
8. Family oriented & career oriented
9. Faithful & loyal
10. Romantic & passionate

* Note: I didn’t say anything about looks *
I do have preferences that I like in a man , but it’s not a 1st priority.

I’m not exposing my dream guy like that lol.. I do prefer medium/ buzz cut hair styles / long hair and facial hair aslong as it’s not all crazy and height is a must I’m 5’4 he must be 5’7-5’11 a minimum.

Are looks important in a relationship? I do want to be attracted to the person I’m with , but not a must or focus.

We know the vast majority of guys are fine with their girl wearing a little makeup ("to enhance her natural features", as the makeup industry has so often hammered into us, so as not to offend anyone, and to do everything they can to encourage more sales), and only some of you like a lot of makeup, or makeup that is very stylized and noticeable.

But people don't talk about hair products much. You'll probably mostly say, "Oh, I like natural." But do you really understand what goes into trying to achieve great hair style?
Y'all are getting used to seeing celebrities in movies and in interviews, and all the 'Insta' accounts which are highly, highly styled. It is achievable when you have a team of professionals at your service, and it's also a lot easier to create a temporary image that looks good online (with filters and retouching and 100 snaps to get just the right single image for post), but in real life, these looks don't feel so nice to the touch. (Hairspray, especially - even 'flex hold' tends to be the worst culprit for making it feel rather stiff... crunchy. Or sticky, or greasy, or just somewhat dirty feeling (even though it's not dirty; it's all about the products on it.) Let's say you can't have both. How much does feeling product in her hair bother you?