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Review by Karl
Rated: ASR | (3.5)
As one who has admired and enjoyed women for a long time (I am nearly 60), the choices on your survey is somewhat lacking.

Men might regard the breasts or the rear, but that is only one small part of the package. The entire body is usually regarded, for these reasons.

A woman might have a gorgeous face but a huge butt, or a fabulous pair of legs and huge breasts (which can be just as unattractive - many men will tell you that anything more than a handful is a waste). She might have a flat stomach but large arms with the grandmother hanging thing under the biceps.

She might have a beautiful body but really ugly feet, long narrow feet or misshapen toes. Having a really long second toe is a negative.

Very wide hips are unattractive, though they are more advantageous for bearing children. Facial defects can be a put off, too. I knew a woman with a long pointy nose and the point split, with both sides going in opposite directions. She was a psychologist and can't imagine why she didn't get it fixed. She complained because she could not find a boyfriend. No wonder!

So, everything about a woman's body is considered. Her face, hair, and all the componet parts.

Playboy has promoted the idea of admiring a perfect body, and their centerfold photos are airbrushed. But, no one has a perfect body. But a woman who takes care of herself, eats right (not just dieting), works out to be cardio healthy and does more than follow the lives of celebs in the entertainment world is a keeper.

Aside from all of that, of course, there is her attitude, her manner of walking, her ability to converse and have an intelligent discussion, her treatment of others and more.

Hope this gives you more of an insight.

Karl
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