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I was in a relationship with a girl for 2,5 years and she really wasn't my type physically. I mean, she had some characteristics I liked (cute face), but from body structure point of view she wasn't even close to my type. Also, she was a bit too artistic for me personality wise (I am a bit more like an engineer) and it was quite difficult to me sometimes to understand how something meaningless could devastate her so badly.
So no, it didn't work out.
How did this impact your sex/relationship?Quote:
Originally Posted by pepsidude [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
Alone (girl and I) I can be attracted to various body types. But once we go out, and I see examples of my "ideal" body type it frustrates me a bit and I think "my girl isn't really that great".
Once I dated a chick with my absolute ideal body type, I literally never looked at another girl wherever we went.
My current GF is close to my ideal.
You're kind of a douchebag. Seeing other girls and thinking they're attractive is one thing, but comparing them to your girl and letting it impact how you feel about her...that puts you squarely in douchebag territory. Do you even like your girlfriend, or are you just dating her body? Isn't there anything about her personality that makes you think she's way more awesome than some random hot girl that you don't even know?Quote:
But once we go out, and I see examples of my "ideal" body type it frustrates me a bit and I think "my girl isn't really that great".
Yes it happened to me... and he grew on me over time getting to know him better... I also have a certain type (well I thought I would only be attracted to that certain type) but I proved myself differently.
Physically, yes, I guess I have an ideal type.
However, even when someone doesn't fit that 'ideal', if I fall for them, then they are my 'ideal' type.
Im likin her obese ;)
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I've always liked men of all types, provided they had more than two neurons to rub together. I suppose I tended to date ones who were more reserved in manner but no real physical preference (I dated light, dark, rail-thin and slightly pudgy). They were always taller than me b/c I'm a petite brunette. I never dated a truly flamboyant man, but I think I'd be turned off by the type from the outset in any case.
LOL, you are right! Sorry. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by fun2bwith45 [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
I have a type...tall, dark, handsome and intelligent. That being said, my last partner was not my so called type (2 out of 4 isn't bad), but despite this we fell madly in love. We would still be together today if he hadn't passed away. Ideals are just that and made to be flexible, otherwise we'd never fall in love.
My last girlfriend was not my "type" and it didn't work out. I gave in too many exceptions and toward the end of the relationship, I saw so many things in her that I didn't like... I found her completely unattractive.
Follow your heart, but steer with your penis.