Wow...I didn't know we were all so easy to understand. So many people just like to chuck things out there, it's hilarious. To you, Carnagath, really quickly before I go on my rant, I'm ugly as sin, and I have a beautiful and loving girlfriend. Point disproved.Carnagath said:Men and women are the same when it comes to the most important thing they are looking for. That is a presentable physical appearance. If you disgust a woman physically, you have absolute zero chances with her, not even if you have 2 Nobel prizes and an IQ of 300. She might be very excited to hear what you have to say on certain things, but that's all. The end. Period. If you look horrible but you can improve it, try to. Consciously. If there's nothing you can do about it, you're basically screwed and need to realize it as soon as possible and look for other things in life that you find fulfilling and channel your energy elsewhere. Preferably on something creative or something you are talented at. Know that you will be sexually alone, but that doesn't mean that you can't have a bunch of great friends or that you are worthless. You are just a victim of the leftover of natural selection that favors the more virile looking, because back then people had to hunt, kill and eat stuff or die. But in the end, that can prove to be not such a bad thing, because the highest forms of art and creativity are fueled by the creator's own personal misery.
Sorry for the shot of reality.
You can rationalize, group together, and judge women, or any other living organism all you'd like, but the truth of the matter is that every single one of them is going to be different. Oh sure, some of them might fit into the same pattern, some of them may act or think alike, but no two things are exactly the same, ever, and for anyone to try to go around speaking as if there's some masterful way to know exactly what someone is thinking all the time based on their sex, there isn't.
Humans..ALL humans, are complex creatures. We want different things at different times, for little to no reason at all. We just want them. The same woman you find hideous I could find drop dead sexy, and the opposite is true. Mere looks are bunk. Idealistic styles and fads exist, sure, but there are loads of people who don't buy into any of that junk. And it is junk, I'm sorry. Reality check, if you're not dating someone because they don't look a certain way you want them to look, you're about as deep as a mountain. (hint, mountains jet upwards, not good)
And to those who think women need men with stable..whatever, sure. Again, SOME women want men to have a job, and lots of money, and taken care of, but some women do not care. They'd be happy with getting smothered with emotional love, and have to pay the bills, it doesn't bother some people. If men can want to take care of someone, so can a woman. It's really not that different.
Love is different for everyone, because every single person is different. It's IMPOSSIBLE to understand women as a group, just like it would be to understand men as a group. A group of women or men may act similar, but no two are the same, ever. My point is if you really want to understand someone, you have to get to know them, and learn how they behave and what they want from a relationship by discovery. Be who you are, and let them be who they wish to be. If you two connect, great. If you don't, there's plenty of other people out there to meet.
A couple of quick closing notes. For either sex, to assume your want for something is a standard, because you and a gaggle of friends like the same thing, makes you an ass, as do all assumptions. I don't care if you know five billion men who like big breasts, or ten quadrillion women who need a man with financial stability, there will always be someone who could give less than two cents about any of that, and they aren't nearly as rare as you'd like to believe. To change yourself, in any way, for anyone, is wrong. I fully understand every single woman I've ever taken the time and effort to get to know, they are ALL different, just like everyone else.