Women are attracted to men for a number of reasons. Tastes
vary on an individual-by-individual basis, but research shows
that women in general, tend to prefer certain traits in men. The
good news: Some of these traits are within your control. The
bad news: Some of them are not. This is why there's whiskey.
1. Piercings, Tattoos, and Scars: According to the evolutionary
"handi-cap" theory, men who are physically healthy and have
good genes can afford to take part in risky behavior involving
needles, ink and katana swords. Think of it as your body's way
of showing off for prospective mates.
2. Money, Money, Money... Money: A study by evolutionary
psychologist David Buss found that women from 37 cultures
around the world value high earning potential and good
financial prospects in a partner. Even Zambia ladies love a
sugar daddy.
3. A Deep Voice: Women value physical symmetry because it's
a sign of good health and good genes for the screaming
hordes of babies they plan to make with you. The deeper a
man's voice, the more likely he is to be symmetrical. Just the
way it is.
4. Height: Tall men make more money and have more babies.
Short men try to conquer Europe.
5. A V-Shaped Torso (Hit the Gym): If you look like you row,
swim, or moonlight as a superhero, women dig your body. If
you're shaped like a Family Guy character, they do not.
6. Sense of Humor: Dr. Cindy M. Meston says that women like
men who make them laugh. Men, she says, prefer women who
laugh at their jokes.
7. Her Past (How You Remind Her of it): Women create a
mental "love map" of their romantic life based on past
experiences. It starts to form at age eight. This explains why
you never had a chance with that little red-headed girl.
8. Smell: There is no single most-attractive scent, but studies
show that women can smell symmetry, just like they can hear
it. This is why you should not mask your natural scent with
body spray, Mr. The Situation.
9. Confidence (Have It): Few women are attracted to wimpy
guys and most women are not attracted to arrogant jerks. Real
confidence is the ability to switch between bravado and
humility without worrying about appearing vulnerable.
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