I have been on this forum for a while and yes some men don't want someone who looks matches them or is less attractive then them and that is just a hard reality..some cant get looks matched and some have erectile dysfunction, some impotent from drugs and or psychological problems.
So you are going to get a variety of opinions on women and their attraction to women based on their own experiences and based also where they live. A few of the darker men seem more into the idea of a blonde goddess this seems to be mostly in European guys vs American guys.
The truth is generally speaking the men who are sexually active seem to be rating women with less severity on the board--so that to me is telling. The need to mate over rides female imperfections in my opinion.
This idea of peter pan--like once they get into 40s and hair loss will be cured and they can recapture their youth--to be honest I am not seeing that on here...There is only one middle aged man that I know of who has fantasies about recaputing his youth with hair growth--but he has admitted to me many times this is just a 'fantasy' and in reality he is looking to just be more attractive to 50 something year old women.
Not everyone wants kids--its not 'narcism' but it is selfish--but more selfish? is having kids when you DONT want them because of fear of mortality or fear of being alone or fear of lack of purpose...so you are throwing narcissism around way too easily...have you ever met someone who is diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder? i mean we are talking Trump persona...hyper focus on self to a degree of obsession...so i don't blame
@Exodus2011 to be defensive at the word...I know narcasims is different than a personality disorder---but narcism is not equal with serving self interest or putting your desires over a being who is not even in existence. The child is not even a child its an 'idea' a hypotthis..."Do i want kids?"
No--You are a narsacist...Uhm no.
definitions from dictionary.
excessive or erotic interest in oneself and one's physical appearance.•
Psychology extreme selfishness, with a grandiose view of one's own talents and a craving for admiration, as characterizing a personality type.•
Psychoanalysis self-centeredness arising from failure to distinguish the self from external objects, either in very young babies or as a feature of mental disorder.