Yeah, the first five letters.My dumbass did mistaken astrology for astronomy. It does have some correlation.
Gotta understand the context.I'm surprised clubbing, marijuana, and drinking are on the list of unattractive hobbies. From what I've seen, men who partake in those hobbies have an easy time getting a woman.
I'm also surprised that comic books only barely made the list of unattractive hobbies. I'd guess comic books are perhaps the least attractive hobby.
After all, who's going to struggle more with the ladies? A real life Sheldon Cooper (comic book fanatic)? Or a man who goes clubbing and smokes weed?
Makes me question the validity of the list.
Yeah: Superhero and Star Wars comics are what drive off most red-blooded heterosexual women For all the "systemic" challenges facing modern men, we here in The Anglosphere have been stabbing ourselves through the temporal lobe with an ice pick for over a decade now, by putting down cash on everything The MCU has churned out after Avengers II have a bookcase full off European comics/graphic novels (like Milo Manara, Moebius, Hugo Pratt, Franquin, Walthèry) and a few American comics (Calvin & Hobbes, Pogo, Krazy Kat), that I've been collecting since I was 10-12 years old.
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While most women are not really attracted to my collection, a few enjoyed perusing them, and my collection never negatively influenced my attractiveness. However, I'm not a Comic Con nerd, so maybe the data (which seems to be based on American women, not European) wouldn't see my collection as 'comix collector'.
To add to this: women love the entertainer and the artist. What do they have in common? They exist to perform for the world whether actively or passively. To create fantasies. Learn to write, read some books, or some other activity if you want to be attractive in your hobby.Great thread for discussion.
I would want to see an age demographic, I would imagine others seeing different perspectives from their 20’s through their 30’s.
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Astronomy is what women delve on because they need a sense of direction, regardless if it is proven or not. I’ve had great success with spiritual and astronomical talks