Also, I regularly go to the gym. When I'm there I get odd looks about my tattoos and hair colour. Basically everything about me. Don't believe everything that you read.
I don't care about looks or past or sexuality and I'm truthful cause you should have seen some of the guys/gals I've dated and I'm bi so.
But what I want to know- does it really mater what you look like to be loved?
I hate to admit it...but the older I get...the less looks count
Looks might be the start of your attraction but as time goes on it the person that really counts. You could be the most attractive woman in the world but at the end of the day it what is between someone's ears that matters most.
Over the years I have learnt not to judge on looks but on what is on the inside of a person. Some of the most beautiful people I know are the ones that aren't necessary the ones with the best looks. Quote by 0Curious
Yes and no.
Looks are clearly not something that will lead to someone being loved or not.
However, for sexual attraction, well...there has to be some kind of attraction, by definition.
Fully agree. For me, personality is a huge factor. Personally, I don't find supermodels attractive, for example; and I worked with a girl who did glamour modelling in her spare time. By conventional standards, I guess she was pretty - blonde hair; pert tits; firm ass; white teeth; toned, tanned and flawless skin. All that shit. But she was pretty and she knew it, which is why she acted like a snooty bitch and I didn't find her attractive. Give me a woman who can make me laugh, and my heart is hers.
And big boobs also help.
I wanted more
Other stories I'd heartily recommend (and wish I'd written myself) include:
https://www.weihailove.com/stories/anal/losing-it.aspx
https://www.weihailove.com/stories/bdsm/for-my-hands-only.aspx
https://www.weihailove.com/stories/masturbation/made-in-london.aspx
https://www.weihailove.com/stories/straight-sex/highlight-reel.aspx
Though I don't expect people to live to the standards I hold for myself, it is a turn off when I see them lacking which is quite common from my millennial generation.
We all have an ideal type that we would go for if possible, anyone saying otherwise is either lying to himself/others, blind, or perhaps knows he can't afford to be picky. And there's nothing wrong with that, different people have different types and there's someone for (mostly) everyone.
For example, I am very partial to blondes with big butts; a brunette with a medium-sized ass (which is what most guys seem to go for) isn't a deal-breaker but I'm not the right guy for them for a relationship, because I am going to have a hard time keeping myself from flirting with big butt blondes and it would not be fair towards her.