My Requirements for Dating a Man
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1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is
a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6
feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would
not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My
man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to
display proper ettiquette at all times and in all
situations.
2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
second date.
3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and
I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with
an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least
20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My
last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached
the point where I began to make more money than him, I
lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a
man who performs some menial job, such as installing car
stereo equipment.
4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST
be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and
values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never
even THINK about looking at other women.
5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts.
6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
must never have lived with his parents after the age of
18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult
should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And
no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up
to a man who lives in a trailer.
7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
ever again put myself in the position of having to
financially support a man. You had better have something
to bring to the table.
8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with
my friends and family, and have them like him in return.
He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time
though, he must never be boring, he must always be able
to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and
may start to look elsewhere ...
>8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE!
Why would an intelligent man want to be w/ you? Good luck w/
spinsterhood, your well on your way. ~Kat
"The early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets
the cheese."
<snip>
> He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK
> about looking at
other women. <snip>
>At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must
>always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
>interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
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In article <01tge0tpaeisi2eu83almla86em44b9420@4ax.com>,
Jess <none@nowhere.com> wrote:
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest
> is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least
> 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and
> in all situations.
Good manners is a must, but tall men??? You've obviously
never dated a short man. They are just fine.... ;-)
Hairy is good, they are usually better in bed as they have
higher testosterone levels. I could give a damn about hight.
>
> 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
Chemistry can come with time. Be patient! Sometimes slow
chemical reactions are much hotter. <G>
>
> 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
Don't be such a snob... As long as he is hard working,
intelligent and at least tries and is not a parasitic bum,
that is a good thing!
Persoanlly, I earn enough now where I'd just LOVE to have a
house husband that would do all of the chores (and do them
well!) so I did not have to do any housecleaning after work,
I'd be just thrilled! And I'd respect a man that liked to
keep the house clean for me. :-) And if he is a bad cook, I
could fix that but he must be willing to learn.
>
> 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date
> MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals
> and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and
> never even THINK about looking at other women.
Ick. Good morals and values is good. Specific religions? I'd
avoid Catholic men. They are taught to own their women!
No thanks!
Pagan men are far more fun, especially if they are goddess
worshipers. ;-)
>
> 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
I don't trust the judgement of humans.
My pets, especially my dogs, must approve. Dogs are FAR
better judges of charachter than most people!
>
> 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature
> adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model)
> car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could
> never look up to a man who lives in a trailer.
Pulease! A nice doublewide on land is better than a house in
the burbs with your neighbors living in each others pockets
and postage stamp sized yards!
As for him living with his parents after age 18, that is on
a case to case basis. It's damned hard to pay rent and go to
college on just a high school education! Living with your
parents is SMART until you finish your college degree so
that you get free or at least cheap rent!
I lived with my parents until I finished school except for
the last year, and I'm quite independant thank you!
But, close family ties are important. If a man does not
value his parents and family, he sure as hell is not going
to value you or his children! A good set of family values
starts as a child in the original home.
A man can live in a trailer on land, I just expect him to be
hard working and literate, and not a freeloading bum.
>
> 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have
> something to bring to the table.
I see you got burned. Poor baby!
>
> 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
> interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
Keep me guessing? No thanks! Funny and witty, yes, but I
like a little predictability.
Good luck! Sounds like you are only going to end up dating
yourself....
>
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Jess <none@nowhere.com> wrote in news:01tge0tpaeisi2eu83almla86em44b9420@
4ax.com:
>
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a
Do you seriously think we really give a damn?
And how, exactly, is this related to food? Unless, of
course, you're going to eat him. Raw or cooked...where's
the recipe?
You clearly don't have a life now, and you probably never
will at this rate.
--
Wayne in Phoenix
If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it.
Jess wrote:
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest
> is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least
> 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and
> in all situations.
>
> 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
>
> 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
>
> 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date
> MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals
> and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and
> never even THINK about looking at other women.
>
> 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
>
> 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature
> adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model)
> car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could
> never look up to a man who lives in a trailer.
>
> 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have
> something to bring to the table.
>
> 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
> interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
So what are your bringing to the relationship? And what
happens when you looks and your body go the way of your
personality?
On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 21:16:41 GMT
Jess <none@nowhere.com> wrote:
<-- A bunch of prince charming nonsense removed as it was of
no value -->
Good thing this is just a troll, because if a real woman
actually had these requirements, she'd be guaranteed a
lifetime of disappointment and frustration. And she'd
deserve it.
On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 21:16:41 GMT, Jess <none@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is
> a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6
> feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in
> all situations.
I'm short.
>
>2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
I'm non-reactive, generally.
>
>3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
I got a couple of degrees, but I earn a little less
than you want.
>
>4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST
> be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and
> values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never
> even THINK about looking at other women.
I'm a jack-Buddhist, of sorts.
>
>5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
They don't know me.
>
>6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult
> should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And
> no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look
> up to a man who lives in a trailer.
Well, there's at least some sort of congruence here, I
suppose.
>
>7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have something
> to bring to the table.
How about a few shares in Seven Eleven?
>
>8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest
> and may start to look elsewhere ...
You wouldn't like me, but I'm taken anyway. And if D ever
dumps me for a pool boy or something, there's that woman
behind the counter in the boulangerie in St. Andiol in
Provence...
But I digress.
OBFood: Steak on the grill for dinner tonight. Salad, too.
Maybe a grilled veggie salad with a Dijon and lemon
vinaigrette. We're back from vacation and D's back on a
South Beach regimen.
modom
"If you have a racist friend, Now is the time, now is the
time For your friendship to end."
-- The Specials
Hint: You're waaaaaay too impressed with yourself ;)
n Sun, 04 Jul 2004 21:16:41 GMT, Jess
<none@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is
> a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6
> feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in
> all situations.
>
>2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
>
>3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
>
>4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST
> be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and
> values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never
> even THINK about looking at other women.
>
>5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
>
>6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult
> should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And
> no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look
> up to a man who lives in a trailer.
>
>7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have something
> to bring to the table.
>
>8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest
> and may start to look elsewhere ...
In article <01tge0tpaeisi2eu83almla86em44b9420@4ax.com>,
none@nowhere.com says...
>
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest
> is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least
> 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and
> in all situations.
I snipped the rest out. In any case, you're going to be
awfully lonely.
Sometimes you have to compromise otherwise you'll never find
the perfect person.
On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 18:08:07 -0400
Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Jess wrote:
>
> > 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> > must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> > with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> > return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> > time though, he must never be boring, he must always
> > be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
> > interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
>
> So what are your bringing to the relationship? And what
> happens when you looks and your body go the way of your
> personality?
See that's what i mean. My life may be a wasteland of
failed relationships, but at least I've learned that
a: everybody is boring sometimes.
b: being charming will break the ice, but eventually becomes
tiresome and tedious for everyone. one of the great tests
of a relationship is whether you can stand to be around
each other in dull situations. people get married without
checking this and then complain that the "magic" is gone
a week after the honeymoon is over. nuts to them.
Wait a minute, what the heck is the keeping her guessing
thing? I'm serious, what in blazes does she mean?
Guessing whether I've got some other woman? Guessing
whether i might spontaneously combust? Guessing whether
i might just walk out on her? OK, I'm being negative,
but there's no right in relationships to demand
something that isn't at the very least understood by the
other party.
If a real person actually wrote this nonsense and meant
it, I suspect she's watched too much daytime tv, read too
many magazines, and read entirely too many romance
novels, and ought to look into, say, becoming legally
married to NBC's late-night television lineup. I think it
fits her entire list and even lets her have a season off
to fool around.
Reality is just going to piss her off. If she couldn't
love her ex because he had a lousy job, she'll never
truly love, and that's a worse curse than i could ever
wish on anybody.
OK, fine, I'm single, here's my list. Even though list's
are stupid - my brother is happily married to a girl who
had a list that excludes him on at least 60% of it's
points - including wearing socks with sandals.
1. Must be able to accept her own appearance. Vanity and
self-loathing are really the same thing, and
unattractive in any quantity. If you can't be yourself
without worrying about whether your appearance has a
bearing on your acceptance, leave me alone. Really. Go
away. Run along now.
2. Mustn't be afraid to not take me seriously if I'm
being snarky, sarcastic, or boorish. Must have enough
self confidence to argue with me if she thinks i'm
off my nut.
3. Must have an adequate command of her language, decent
vocabulary, and not be afraid to attempt the
articulation of esoteric concepts. This sounds higher-
brow than it really is. It is not true that it is better
to remain silent and have people wonder if you're an
idiot. All you have to do to impress me is open your
mouth and try to say what you mean.
4. Social hangups are right out. I don't care if you
worship John Frum if you can accept that other people
have a different idea and that's OK. Social climbers
also need not apply. I have a highschool diploma and a
reasonably successful career in software. I don't care
if you have a PhD or a GED as long as you believe in
what you're doing on whatever terms you set for yourself
- whether that's being the right sort of receptionist or
the right sort of laboratory researcher. Naturally,
being chronically short on cash would be a real bummer,
but that's largely a matter of lifestyle choices.
5. Mustn't be afraid of my large, extended family. Unless
you're a total floozy - and if you fit any one of the
other criteria, you're probably not, they'll accept you
even if they don't like you. If you can't believe that,
feel free to check with any of my in-laws.
6. Must be in touch with her sense of youth. Adulthood is a
position we're put in, not the death of who we once
were. Maturity is an important learned skill, but if you
can't stand to be silly and/or vulnerable as
appropriate, we'll both be miserable.
7. Must be acquainted with poverty. I don't currently
experience poverty, but I'm no stranger to it. I don't
plan on going there ever again (who does?) but i have
little tolerance for people with no concept of frugality
or reasonable expense. These are usually people who
never had to be disappointed by lack of parental
financial resources. If you can spend three dollars on a
2.5x2.5" brownie without demanding to know what sort of
drugs are contained therein to justify the cost, there
is something wrong with you.
8. Must actually be interested in me for who i am and
hopefully actually give a damn about anything I'm
interested in. At least one thing. Any one thing, bare
minimum. cooking, literature, music, art, film,
technology, anything. Just one thing, all i ask.
9. Must understand that the test of a man's commitment is
not whether he looks at other women, but whether he
entertains the idea of seeking greener pastures. Any man
who never looks at other women is either blind,
castrated, or gay. Or a good liar and a sneaky bastard.
Possibly all of the above. He once looked at you that
way, didn't he? Didn't you appreciate it at the time?
Aren't you glad he picked you rather than all the
others? Can't you accept that millions of years of
evolution hard-wired him for this behavior and you mean
enough to make a guy repress his instincts?
10. Must not use girlie-mag terms like "keep me guessing",
troll usenet, cross-post, etc.
I'm disgusted with myself for spending so much time on a
response to an obvious troll, be that troll the under-the-
bridge type or the usenet type.
Jess <none@nowhere.com> wrote in
news:01tge0tpaeisi2eu83almla86em44b9420@4ax.com:
>
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest
> is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least
> 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and
> in all situations.
>
> 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
>
> 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
>
> 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date
> MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals
> and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and
> never even THINK about looking at other women.
>
> 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
>
> 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature
> adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model)
> car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could
> never look up to a man who lives in a trailer.
>
> 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have
> something to bring to the table.
>
> 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
> interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
>
>
This leave a bald fatman like me very depressed... :(
--
Once during Prohibition I was forced to live for days on
nothing but food and water.
--------
FIELDS, W. C.
Jess wrote:
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest
> is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least
> 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and
> in all situations.
Unless you're planning on cooking him, why would you post
this here?
Pastorio
> 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
>
> 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
>
> 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date
> MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals
> and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and
> never even THINK about looking at other women.
>
> 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
>
> 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature
> adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model)
> car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could
> never look up to a man who lives in a trailer.
>
> 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have
> something to bring to the table.
>
> 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
> interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 00:41:11 GMT
hahabogus <not@valid.invalid> wrote:
>
> This leave a bald fatman like me very depressed... :(
>
Why? Because you can't date a soulless woman who's got a
truly depressing concept of what she needs from a man,
so that she can be materially satisfied? It's
heartbreaking. There really are women who think that
way. They'll never be happy, and they will make some man
miserable because of it.
Come to think of it, maybe they should be required to
publish these lists as a warning.
And anyway, this great mop of light-brown hair doesn't
do a damn thing for me. Being bald would just mean one
more place to apply sunblock.
Jess wrote:
>
Given your stringent requirements, your one-time failure at
marriage, and your attitude, I suggest you look into
joining a religious order because the man you're looking
for doesn't exist.
gloria p
Eric Jorgensen wrote:
> Why? Because you can't date a soulless woman who's got
> a truly depressing concept of what she needs from a
> man, so that she can be materially satisfied? It's
> heartbreaking. There really are women who think that
> way. They'll never be happy, and they will make some
> man miserable because of it.
For some odd reason it struck me that it was a joke on men
... in the way they judge women. I had to laugh when Rubben
Stoddard (sp) said he's looking for a woman who keeps
herself in shape ... he's HUGE. I don't know why men hold
women to higher standards than they do for themselves. I
didn't read it through but it kinda made me laugh.
nancy
You're being trolled, folks. The same post showed up on my
other newsgroups as well. This one is clever. It is only
crossposted to 2 at a time.
--Lia
We certainly know why you ARE still "dating." Who
would want you!
---------------------------------------------------------
"Jess" <none@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:01tge0tpaeisi2eu83almla86em44b9420@4ax.com...
>
> 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are
> handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically
> fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off.
> However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear"
> type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest
> is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least
> 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and
> would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6
> feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must
> be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and
> in all situations.
>
> 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be
> no flame, and if that's the case there will be no
> second date.
>
> 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and
> have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself,
> and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man
> with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at
> least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect
> him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it
> reached the point where I began to make more money than
> him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to
> date a man who performs some menial job, such as
> installing car stereo equipment.
>
> 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date
> MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals
> and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and
> never even THINK about looking at other women.
>
> 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family,
> friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family
> see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to
> be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and
> instincts.
>
> 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He
> must never have lived with his parents after the age of
> 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature
> adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model)
> car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could
> never look up to a man who lives in a trailer.
>
> 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must
> be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life
> savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to
> ever again put myself in the position of having to
> financially support a man. You had better have
> something to bring to the table.
>
> 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He
> must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse
> with my friends and family, and have them like him in
> return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same
> time though, he must never be boring, he must always be
> able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose
> interest and may start to look elsewhere ...
On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 16:38:19 -0500, Katra
<KatraMungBean@centurytel.net> wrote:
>Persoanlly, I earn enough now where I'd just LOVE to have a
>house husband that would do all of the chores (and do them
>well!) so I did not have to do any housecleaning after
>work, I'd be just thrilled! And I'd respect a man that
>liked to keep the house clean for me. :-) And if he is a
>bad cook, I could fix that but he must be willing to learn.
Throw in a 12-pack a day and we'll talk...
-sw
Eric Jorgensen wrote:
> On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 21:16:41 GMT Jess
> <none@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
> <-- A bunch of prince charming nonsense removed as it was
> of no value -->
>
> Good thing this is just a troll, because if a real woman
> actually had these requirements, she'd be guaranteed a
> lifetime of disappointment and frustration. And she'd
> deserve it.
>
She wants a highly intelligent and educated man, but
her own grammar leaves something to be desired. Here
are two examples:
> 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated.....
> and after it reached the point where I began to make more
> money than him,
And she must be a really good Catholic, on top of
everything. How did she get rid of at least one other
husband? Divorce? Murder? Does she want to marry someone
else? Does she want to live in sin?
> 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date
> MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals
> and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and
> never even THINK about looking at other women.
> My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached
> the point where I began to make more money than him.....
At least this is a Troll who makes us laugh.
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