I worked with a cute waitress years ago. She had a great figure, brown eyes, and the prettiest button nose.
She was continuously courted. No issue. After an evening of baby banter, laughter, and nose-scrunching, the boys went silent.
I get comments after men's dates as a matchmaker. Joe, a male client, called regarding Gina. Marla, Gina is kind and pleasant.
She carries her dog everywhere—I've seen her five times. She wears a dog carrier sling and brings that stupid tiny dog on all our dates. I like dogs, but this is excessive!"
If you wait to discuss conspiracy theories until you've gotten to know each other, it may work out, but bringing them up too soon is risky unless you know his position from the start.
I hear this complaint often. Guys prefer natural beauty to makeup, which makes him feel like he's at a cabaret act instead of on a date with a cool, down-to-earth girl. He wants to know if you can get up on a Sunday and walk or cycle.
Yes, ladies. Guys don't want to hear that we all feel overweight in thin jeans sometimes. He likes you, not your muffin top or stomach roll.
You know whether your attire flatters. You're mirrored. If he answers, "No, not at all honey," when you know your buttons are popping, you'll accuse him of lying.