I always have (and vice versa) whilst my friends who I’ve discussed it with claim that personality has little effect on their level of sexual attraction to a girl.

I’m not looking for answers or advice or anything really, I’m just curious how (un)common for a guy to require that element of emotional/personality bonding in order to feel really sexually aroused by someone. For instance If I dislike someones’ personality or they prove themselves to be devious or something suddenly the rose glasses shatter and their beautiful golden hair and flawless complexion turns into looking more like a human mannequin barbie doll bimbo.

I’m not actually sure if it’s a very healthy attitude, but then again it can’t be much less healthy than pursuing people you genuinely dislike.

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I crushed on this girl for like all of college. She was and still is one of the most attractive girls I’ve ever met. After I graduated, we were both still floating around town doing about nothing. I hit her up. We started hanging out a lot. Then we got together for a few months. Toward the end of it I was hanging around her place a lot. Her roommates had a dog. It had peed on something in the house. I watched her roommate hold the dog down on the couch and hit it with a closed fist. I told her later that night when we were alone that it had made me uncomfortable. She told me “that’s how you discipline animals.” I stopped feeling any real sexual feelings for her after that.

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