6 Things Men Notice First in a Woman and Find Massively Attractive

Are you ready to dive into the minds of men and discover what truly captures our attention? If so, check out today's podcast: 6 Things Men Notice First in a Woman and Find Massively Attractive.

[socadream]

My hubby said my looks, then boobs, figure, hair…then eyes. After date one…personality, femininity, humor, smarts, positivity, confidence, kindness. He said he fell in love with me by 3 rd month, engaged @ 6 months, married @ 1 year. Still makes my heart flutter at 45+ years❤️.

[hollybritton]

As a woman, a man who is GENTLE with people and animals is an immediate attraction for me😊

[nguyenhang]

1. Vibe
2. Ownership of your problems
3. Fully be present
4. Soft eyes and nice smile
5. Who your friends are
6. Verbal communication

[carriedoell]

As a woman I alsoo watch to see how someone treats others that they would have nothing to gain from. It speaks volumes about their true inner character.

[carolgreen]

My divorce after 40 years was a blessing in disguise. Sooo happy and PEACEFUL!! Found myself since divorce .. I love me ! Lol

[ASTROJJEN]

If you have to fake any of this he'll be able to tell and there will be no connection. Stop focusing on doing these things to attract a man, start focusing on doing these things for yourself and then see who you attract naturally. Works 💯

[lisamoag]

A woman who is confident is attractive.
Clean and appropriately attired is attractive in both men and women.
Be kind.

[CBeck]

A man has to be emotionally available to have emotional attraction. Would LOVE to know one ...

[BloomingRose]

For all the women and men out there looking for someone: I was taught to find someone with the same VALUES. You can always find someone with the same hobbies to do things with.
Examples of values:
1) Faith
2) Family
3) Integrity
4) ... you fill in the blanks

[KATHERINEGWRIGHT]

I love this! Physical attraction is fun, but I need a deeper connection - talking, laughing, cooking a great meal together, kindness and must be kind to all animals and people. No show-boating to try and impress me. I’m impressed with what is in your heart and soul! Open up to me and let me in, and I’m yours! ❤️

[PopFizzPaperDani]

The more I watch videos like this, the more I’m affirmed of what a catch I am 😂

[kikit]

My ex-husband’s use of his phone way way too much until late hours of the night, and declining social events offered to us… oh my gosh. It killed our marriage. Because he would not let me go to the events on my own.
His entire life was at work and on his phone.
I learned not to nag about it. I just have to ask one time to stop it, then leave the relationship if he doesn’t listen.

[teresanevins]

Being yourself is the best bet. We all have good and bad days. That is reality. No one can be happy Hannah every day.

[NosyHausfrau]

Omg I guessed vibe. I don't know why youtube put this video in my path since I've been married so long but as a psychology student, I enjoy videos like this. I can tell you, I had my husband's attention over a VERY beautiful girl/women (we were young) who liked him a lot. At first it felt like I was in the Twilight zone. I believe the difference was, when she came into the room she said "Here I am." I said, "There you are." I made my husband FEEL good about himself. I gave the vibe that he was as funny, strong, respected and smart as I saw him. THAT gave me the edge.

[marilyndalen]

There is nothing wrong with men being attracted to women’s looks the problem is that when they don’t go beyond looks. Getting to know people for who they are is what makes all kinds of good and great relationships.

[GodsGirl]

Great podcast, very refreshing to hear a man’s point of view and their reality! … I went on a date last week and I know more about his ex-wife than I think he does about me, and to give him a second chance, we had a couple of phone conversations throughout the week and I still know more about his ex-wife so now I need to let him know that we just aren’t a connection….

[denisebojczuk]

Thank you for this frank discussion. I am married and not seeking a new relationship but looking to enhance my relationship with my husband of 23 years, who I have known for 33 years. I think this has helped me to understand his point of view and help me to be a better partner. At my age women, can start feeling very insecure and negative about ourselves, especially if we are not getting the attention we used to from our husbands or significant others. We do not have the physical beauty we used to have and this gives us something else to consider and more realistic to work on. It is encouraging to hear that it may not always be about the physical beauty but perhaps the way we present ourselves, our attitude toward life, which can be more manageable.

[gusmonster]

Men notice pretty women and the rest tend to be invisible. So, yes, men tend to be superficial. To get to emotional attraction, men have to get past that superficial attraction. Very few men take the time to talk to someone who isn't 'pretty enough' or 'young enough' for them. As a women gets older, she is noticed even less. We become invisible unless we are some fantastic beauty. I don't take much stock in looks, I'd rather be with an 'ugly' man who has it goin' on inside (character) than a superficial man who is 'pretty' on the outside.

[jadegreen]

7:20 a lot of time when you meet someone and feel “uggghh”, trust it. Don’t doubt your gut and “make” yourself “fit and fix” them to fit your acceptance—they are usually a narcissist, keep that in the back of your mind and at the next red flag, RUN. Don’t normalize this, learn to SAY NO, when you feel the bad vibecheck. There are many more people out there who are NOT unhealthy—choose HEALTHY.

[charlottemacdonald]

You are describing elements of an authentic person.