Makeup is evil. lmao

@rickfreeman15:
[quote]Women liking 'bad boys' is something that can be controlled. Its not a biological process[/quote] For such women, it apparently isn't. It would be like someone telling you what [b]you[/b] should find attractive and saying, "you can control this, it's not a biological process". Wouldn't that be presumptuous ?

[quote] It doesn't necessarily mean that men do not consider personalities.[/quote] It does imply that the personality is what [b]keeps[/b] his interest. Not what initially attracts it.

@bijouxbroussard: nope, I said so because personality preference can change. If you're "young wild and free" today you might be attracted to someone who's carefree and as you grow and mature your preference can change as well.
A man's physical preference hardly changes, if it changes at all. An biologically, all of us, both male and female, see facial symmetry to be attractive.
And how is that a bad thing? A man will not love a woman who doesn't have a personality he likes. And he has to be physically attracted as well. Also, men have been falling in love before makeup was invented. A woman who has a good personality can make a man see past her physical flaws...

There are men that are married/dating women, who see people 10x physically attractive than their partners everyday. Yet they stick to the ones they love because while physical attraction is a requirement, a good personality is even more important.

@rickfreeman15: No, I'd say it's the polar [b]opposite[/b]. What a man considers attractive when he's in his 60s isn't necessarily the same as when he was a teenager, that often evolves, too (when it doesn't he's more likely to end up in jail here). Logically it makes more sense that a preferred personality type might [b]not[/b] change, because that can apply to any age. Looks are pretty age-specific. I [b]know[/b] I find the same personality type attractive that I did as a young woman, while I grew to appreciate how 50+ men [b]looked[/b]. If that's biological, it evolved as I did. I admired quiet, kind intellectual types when I was 19, and that's what interests me now.

@MikefromEP: but of course :/

Taking showers? That's basic hygiene.
A beard changes a man's look but the upper portion of their face still looks the same..