Ladies, are men more attractive to you if they are in a relationship?
By emagyne
@emagyne (664)
United States
December 8, 2007 5:02pm CST
I know some women who find men more attractive or more appealing if they belong to someone else. What do you think? I think its the idea of pursuing something that you know you cant have and the wrongness of it all that turns some of us on. Let me know your thoughts.
5 responses
@naturenut (23)
• United States
11 Dec 07
Not necessarily. I think a good man (one who provides for his family, takes care of his children, loves his wife, makes wise decisions that won't hurt his family), is attractive no matter if he is single or married. No need in pursuing something that I can't have and hurt people in the process.
@nkhanna (922)
• India
11 Dec 07
well i also frankly cannot understand the reason but i guess what you are saying is correct.actually we human being have the tendency to go to or look ofr things which we know we cannot,but still we think of getting it.we are never happy with what we ave.the same thing happens in a relationship.many a times we have heard that a guy loves a girl but the girl oves someone else and that someone to ...it goes on.nobody gets satisfied with wat one has.one prbable reason is this and the second i guess is that there is insecurity feeling.and no long term relations as well.since many women want to just have an affair but no commitment.for all tese things they look for married man.this is what i think.
@kurtbiewald (2625)
• United States
8 Dec 07
its probly just that its proof that at least one woman could tolerate him well enough to marry him and stay
that says a lot really
it increases your odds of it really working long term
and he was stupid enough to get married once, etc.
@theprogamer (10534)
• United States
9 Dec 07
I've seen this thought before and I have to admit I've seen upclose instances of it. In other cases, friends, peers share cases. I'm guessing its because women know that person is in a stable relationship, ("battle-tested" maybe?), and is likely relationship material.