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Over the years, I have found men of every race and ethnicity very attractive because of certain physical qualities perhaps, but also because of the way they present themselves with their body language, eyes and often, their smile. So i don't understand why some guys are exclusively attracted to a single race any more than I understand why some white guys don't find red heads attractive...or won't date short guys, etc.
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Much as I love Lil Nas X, you don't need the mask .![]()
Have you seen him without the mask???
Do you realize that all these physical features you listed are the basis and reasoning behind prejudice and racism all throughout history?NO SIR - different races have traits beyond different colour - hair - hair texture - hair colour - eye shape - eye color - etc. - culture - values - beliefs - religion - these are just a few examples that give varying degrees of attractiveness to varying people ...
As far as I know, one cannot determine "chemistry" from an ad, especially one that is so exclusive.All interesting posts here.
... and since we are talking about SEXUAL attraction, there is "chemistry"... something I can't really explain that makes me like a guy... the way he kisses, the way he touches, how kinky he is...
You said preferences. Those ones I mentioned were preferences.
So let's line up five men. One black, one white, one Asian, one South Asian, and one Aboriginal. What are the biological differences that would determine preference? They all have a dick, two eyes, two arms and legs, hair, a butt. What is the only difference between them? Colour.
Ageism, classism, racism... how do you call prejudice based on perceived intelligence?
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Yup. Looks pretty fine to me. I don't get the point you are making.


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Yup. Looks pretty fine to me. I don't get the point you are making.
My philo teacher said it's still sapiosexual. It is it's own antonym. A sapiosexual loves intelligent people. But at the same time, a sapiosexual hates dumb people.
Ew....lutefisk eatin...

My philo teacher said it's still sapiosexual. It is it's own antonym. A sapiosexual loves intelligent people. But at the same time, a sapiosexual hates dumb people.
That's because the concept has not been developed: you either make up some sort of "philo-" or "-phobic" term, or the appropriate "-ism" one.
This brings up the problem with the whole "No ____" approach.
Just because you are attracted to intelligent people (defined as "a person who finds intelligence sexually attractive or arousing.") doesn't mean that you "hate" or are repulsed by people that you perceive as not intelligent.
The thing that always bugs me when I see people say, "No _____" (fill in the blank with your derogatory term of choice) is that it really says something about the person and what being in a relationship with the person would be like.
If you were to write an blurb that says, "GWM, educated, successful looking for same" that defines what you're looking for. On the other hand, if you write, "No uneducated stupid people", that says more about you than it does about the people you might be looking for. The same holds true for all of the other exclusion statements mentioned in the long history of discussion of this issue.
