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| View Poll Results: Which is better? | |||
| Shy |
  
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22 | 33.33% |
| Quiet |
  
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44 | 66.67% |
| Voters: 66. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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 Member 438 Level 20.69 Mar 2006 
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Well shyness/quietness seems to fit girls more. No offense intended to anyone.. But usually when you think of a person who is shy you think of a person with no confidence or is weak in some way.
I know it's so stereotypical. But perhaps alot of guys are going to like girls who come off as weak in some way. That way they can 'protect' them. So a shy or quiet girl comes off to them as weak subconsciously and a guy becomes attracted to that. But in a women's case they might tend to favor strong or confident males. So a male who is shy or weak wont look very attractive at all. If they want a male who can take care of them a shy or quiet guy isn't going to work. Even if he could they're going to pass him up because he just doesn't look like he has any confidence. Though, I guess the quiet guy would have more of a chance. He may show off some confidence at times and would offer the appeal of a chase.. which some people enjoy. ;| Ofcourse there are exceptions to this. Not everyone is the same. I know I'm probably wrong anyways. These are all just assumptions. I would be interested in seeing the ratio of girls to guys who like quiet/shy partners though. I have the feeling more men are going to like the shy or quiet partner. Jam it back in, in the dark.
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