How common are more pretty women?

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25 Aug 2016, 7:15 pm

I honestly don't know the answer to that question any more than how common are handsome men. But either question has never really come to my mind until now.



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26 Aug 2016, 1:19 am

I actually like Sweetleaf's hair suggestion.

And unfortunately, it feels like I'm going to be stuck in the same living situation forever. How can I get out?



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26 Aug 2016, 1:20 am

One thing is sure is to never use indoor photos for dating.



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26 Aug 2016, 1:39 am

I'd like to know more about improving my facial expression. I can't seem to change it. It's my default expression.



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26 Aug 2016, 11:29 am

'More Pretty' I am guessing, means the same as 'Very Pretty'. There is of course considerable subjectivity involved, but I catagorize 'Very Pretty' as someone just about everyone would consider pretty. This usually means all the main features are very positive, such as facial features, body type, hair, etc.

When women are young, very many meet this criteria. But fewer maintain it long term.

In a general sense likes attracts like. So while you may have more difficulty hitting it off with a typical NT lady, you are fortunate in the sense that there is no shortage of attractive and beautiful women more similar to you (ie, On the spectrum).

But to be attractive to others you have to work at being as successful as you can within your limitations. That means what you can do, who you are as a person as well as maintaining your physical appearence (Personal care, diet, exercise, etc) Women in general are not so focused on looks as men. They consider more the whole person. Men I think are wired more to be attracted to looks. Something left over from our days living in trees I expect. :wink:



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26 Aug 2016, 1:49 pm

I know, the problem is that I know very few nice ladies on the spectrum.