Search Results: defining personality

Assume they are all the same age

Woman A

Job: Model and does pageants
Personality: elegant, classy, artistic, values herself and loved ones, loves animals, facts before feelings, cold, quiet, introvert, can be boring for some, believes in gender roles, somewhat traditional, high maintanence, sexual, intelligent
Physical aspects: dark hair, pale skin, large brown eyes, rounded nose, small mouth, rounded face, tall, fit, long legs, hourglass figure, small boobs, round butt, tiny waist, wide hips
Hobbies: working out, going to beauty saloons, pole dancing, going to opera

Woman B
Job: Construction engineer
Personality: funny, fun to be with, adventureuous, values family, family oriented, always has something to talk about, emotional, energetic, brave, can talk to anyone, clingy at times, obessive, religious, low maintenance
Physical aspects: long black hair, pale skin, hazel eyes, prominent nose, soft body, small lips, some acne, medium sized boobs, soft belly, proportionate waist, wide hips, short legs, big butt
Hobbies: drawing, yoga, partying, hanging out with friends, going to movies

Woman C
Job: Theraphist
Personality: high empathy, academically smart, hard working, highly emotional, listener, introvert, socailly awkard, kind of clingy, takes care of herself well, puts herself firsst
Physical aspects: tall, quite thin, dark complexion, honey ombre hair, small eyes, small mouth, full lips, defined cheekbones, small boobs, rectangular shaped, small butt, long legs
Hobbies: Researching, drinking, watching series, reading books

I know it's hard to pick one, but which of these non-personal traits (or, non-defining attributes that someone can obtain, regardless of their personality) is likely one of the first things you find attractive, or that you seem to gravitate to when you notice someone or are looking for someone?