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According to science, you don't have to be physically blessed to be more appealing to the opposite sex. Words: Jonathan Wells. However, you may be making more mistakes in the dating department than you think. Happily, they disprove many of the tall-dark-and-handsome stereotypes many men have come to loathe. Instead, from a generous spirit to the power of approachability, here are a handful of the most alluring traits and characteristics every man should aim to embody…. A heartening start; it pays not to be too handsome.
Of course, men blessed with symmetrical features, chiseled jaws and great hair will always score higher in the attractiveness stakes, but several studies have shown that women tend to be more attracted to approachable, average looks when looking for a long-term partner.
For shorter-term flings, a Florida State University study found, women are still likely to seek out stereotypically handsome men. In a study, led by the universities of Worcester and Sunderland, over women were asked to assess a dozen online-dating profiles, and the majority preferred the more altruistic men over the traditionally handsome, but less generous, options. It makes sense. Gladly, your fears are unfounded.
Several studies have discovered that women, of any generation, tend to prefer men a couple of years older than them. In , the University of Dundee put this theory to the test. For generations, women have been telling men that a sense of humour not only matters, but might even be the most important and attractive quality to possess. Jeffrey Hall, a professor of Communication Studies at the University of Kansas, published a paper in the journal Evolutionary Psychology in which he detailed a study that hinged around a series of blind-date-style tests.
