Carol02

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I love to cook, go for walks, listen to music, watch football, travel, laugh and be in the company of good people. I. Hello. Thanks for reading my profile. Iam a single 40yr young lady with no kids.

Then as the relationship matures, or especially after marriage, the sex decreases and this is attributed to some supposed "difference in drive" when nothing could be further from the truth. But would bet the odds that in most cases of "mismatched drive," at the start of the relationship, there was a much higher frequency of sex.

If the guy and I have been spending two months alone and neither of us has met ANY of the other's friends/family, I wouldn't worry. I also wouldn't worry if I got the sense that he doesn't really have any good friends (just acquaintances), and there's no one for me to meet. It does kinda depend, though. But if he's clearly been doing things with friends/family (mostly friends) that are things I could conceivably have been invited to, I might wonder about why he's not bringing me around at all. I think I would've expected to have met a friend or two at the two month mark. (That is how it was in my last dating situation).

I think the main problem Asian men have is often that they are somewhat shorter and slighter than white and black men. Whether that makes them more or less attractive would obviously be a matter of taste, but women are socially conditioned to look for a guy who is taller than they are, and that cuts down the pairing, if only slightly. I'm advised that shorter, slighter white guys have exactly the same problem. Partly, that's because at my college and in my faculty there simply were more Asian guys, but it's also because I'm attracted to well groomed, gentle and intellectual men with a strong work ethic - a la Chinese guys especially. This question surprised me, because I've always found Asian men attractive and didn't realise that many women didn't. I've dated more Asian guys than "white" guys, I think.