Re: OT: What? the clean-shaven outnumber the bearded? "Yer Ugly Mug," etc.

>has about the same taste in men that I do, even though I'm straight.
>:)  That is, the type of guy I would categorize as "hot" is also
>the type of guy he's attracted to, and this is seems to be at odds
>with what most of the straight women around us like.  For instance,
>neither one of us sees the reason for all the attention on the
>guy who plays Legolas in the Lord of the Rings movies, but we both
>think the guy who plays John Doe on the like-named TV show is hot. :)
Interesting. As a gay man, I find myself wondering the same about the
attention paid the men who play Picard, Legolas, Angel, Wesley, Xander and
several others. Dominic Purcell (John Doe) and Russell Crowe are two of the
exceeding rare examples of men without facial hair whom I find "hot". My
taste usually runs to masculine stocky hairsuited men, though Sean Connery
has love been a fantasy of mine.

>I don't know many lesbians, but the "like attracts like" rule for
>relationships seems to be less prevalent with them, and they do
>seem to like to look at pretty much the same variety of "hot babe"
>that I do.
So, you are saying that the "hot babe" lesbians you know also like only
other "hot babes"?

In the USA, there was a saying: Opposites attract, likes marry.

My soul-mate (9 year relationship) was almost my double - outlook, careers,
interests, phenotype. My current partner (9 years) is almost my opposite.
The only similarities between them were intelligence, haircolour, facial
hair, and race.

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