*DEEEEEEEEEEEEP breath*
Okay I'm totally going to be slammed so fast and so hard I won't know what hit me, just for saying this.
But...I kinda liked the Twilight movie. I'm a male by the way. But before you get out your glocks and lay into me, I think it was an okay movie. It had so many flaws and laughable moments but I didn't find it to be quiet as horrible as people keep saying. I think what everybody hates is the popularity and the emotional grip it's somehow getting a hold on people.
I admit it, I don't quite get it. There are so many more romantically moving and compelling movies out there than this one. Twilight hardly changed anything in my heart or viewpoint but it didn't sicken me either.
Viewing this movie from an unbiased point of view, it was pleasing to the senses for me.
I don't know perhaps it's simply because of where it was filmed or something. I love cold weather, rain, forest, and Washington so so very much that I suppose I can't help but love looking at the cinematography.
Well aside from that, about the actual topic of discussion. As a heterosexual male, I can't really give a good opinion about generic, Ken Doll men. But I think I definitely agree to what degree I can.
I definitely do not feel a strong attraction to busty, overly tanned, perfect women. Indeed it would seem I'm attracted to their personality very very much.
There are two things I look for in a girl the most. The first one is rather strange but it's just something I'm born with it seems.
I will always observe a woman's hands. Yes, her hands.
Hands can tell you a lot about a person. I could go on forever about that.
But perhaps the most important thing I can find in woman that will attract me is when I simply look into their eyes.
Simply observing their face is the most important initiation for myself.
Now of course, yes their appearance, style, body, hair etc. is important. Everybody has their reasonable standards. But I love to see a woman just being her, and not doing their best to be as sexy as society makes her feel she needs to be.
I've rambled...and you've all pretty much been saying the same things, except for the Twilight thing.
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