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What men notice on women

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  1. Alex says:

    It does NOT take two hours to apply eye liner and mascara.

  2. Leland says:

    Nothing quite like a good sexist graph…

  3. bewbies says:

    Bewbies FTMFW!!!!

    And, if it takes you two hours to put on mascara, and eyeliner, perhaps you should consider using less than two gallons…

    • Alcari says:

      Or get rid of all those extra eyes

    • Ekzunakka says:

      It doesn’t, really. It takes 5 minutes.
      And eye makeup doesn’t even cost that much, unless you buy a really expensive kind. xD

      • forge says:

        Younger skin is more forgiving; my wife’s stupefyingly gorgeous but she’s also fortyfrmmbmrmmble, and a full kit of makeup will hit us for about $80. Lasts six to eight weeks though, except if she’s got a lot of business meetings and crap that month, then the foundation goes pretty quick. Lotta money for something that doesn’t look like it’s there at all if you’re putting it on right.

  4. ... says:

    Jeans should be bigger than shirt.

  5. Stroudomatic says:

    See ladies? We don’t care about how much money you have.

  6. crack says:

    This graph is a FAIL. Everyone knows that the first thing a guy notices on a girl is her bewbz.

    • Devylan says:

      That’s exactly what the graph is saying. Although, the monetary value of each item is a bit unnecessary imo.

      • kg333 says:

        Actually, it’s not. It’s saying men notice the shirt, which isn’t true. We notice where the shirt is /missing/. That’s the crucial difference.

        • Blitz says:

          Very good point. It’s not the shirt itself that’s attracting the attention.

        • Devylan says:

          I think the maker of the graph did a poor job of representation, because yes, technically the graph refers to the shirt, but I’m pretty sure the implication is on the cleavage, or “where the shirt is /missing/.” In other words, I agree with you, but I don’t think that’s what the maker meant to say.

          • Blahblahblahhhh says:

            I’m sure that’s what the maker meant, that’s why they put THAT EXPOSES CLEAVAGE. Quit being a bunch of nitpickers, god what have these websites become…?

    • Jason.N says:

      understanding fail

  7. MK1K says:

    Not all men stare at teh bewbz.

    Also, maybe now so many women will stop buying all those damn shoes.

  8. gears of war 4 eva says:

    theres a hint how to save money and make people notice you in this graph guess were… and any guy who says they like your shoes is lying, we dont.

    • Devylan says:

      Or maybe the guy isn’t lying. Maybe he’s gay.

      • Medardus says:

        When a man says “nice shoes” he’s really looking at your legs.

        Or it may be a semi-truth in that, being a guy that loves toe cleavage, he’s checking out your feet.

    • quix0te says:

      Well, they like something. In theory, if you want to complement a woman, you complement her on her clothing/accessories, which she chose. You don’t complement the bewbs/legs/eyes you are actually interested in. Mom gave her those and she isn’t as proud. Or something. If I like a girl, I usually go with ‘Which do you like better, cake or pie?’. Or ‘Cats or dogs?’. It actually starts a conversation.

  9. Aller says:

    ultimately, wearing nothing will get you noticed.
    it’s also cheaper.

  10. OhhJim says:

    I don’t see where anybody claimed women did stuff to impress men. I do believe you failed.

  11. Dan says:

    Actually most men don’t give a damn about clothes

  12. Jared says:

    It’s not the shirt we’re noticing….

  13. Gant says:

    SO…… what have you learned women?

  14. Nash says:

    As usual, I must go with “none of the above”.

  15. Paranoimia says:

    Yeah, and…?

  16. Will says:

    What a surprising ratio… :D

  17. slupine says:

    My makeup costs about $7 for each item.

    Amd my shirts/shoes/jeans cost WAY less than that.

    Bargain shopping, kids. Know where to hunt and how to watch for sales and you can get sexy clothes for under $10 easy.

    • Alex says:

      I’d like to know why girls have to dress sexy to attract men, or if men think this is what women do (or is it?). I’ve never had a problem getting men, when I don’t let my various cracks and cleavage hang out.

      • Devylan says:

        I don’t dress sexy to attract men. I dress sexy to make myself feel sexy. But sometimes I feel sexy in jeans and a t-shirt, depending on the style and cut, as well as the accessories and shoes. When I feel sexy I attract men because they are attracted to my confidence. See how that works? I’m just speaking for myself of course.

        • Ekzunakka says:

          No, that’s pretty much how it’s supposed to work – we dress to make ourselves feel sexy, and that in turn attracts men to us.
          Though it’s not like I’m going to dress like a slut to attract men – that’d be attracting the wrong kind of man.

        • smartz says:

          Just don’t complain if men are leering at you because you are dressed sexy. Guys HATE it when women do that, because it makes them look like hypocrites. I mean, I have seen women SNAP at men because they are looking at her despite she has cleavage a mile long. If you don’t want to attract attention, don’t dress like that! Any clothing that hugs the curves or shows off skin in the right places is gonna make guys look.

          Seriously, it isn’t your “confidence” men are attracted to. Men won’t know a single thing about your personality when they look at you. The first thing on their mind is not “hey, she looks confident!” It’s your body. Your curvaceous, sexy body.

          • slupine says:

            Seriously. When I dress like that, it’s because I WANT to be looked at.

            I consider the stares to be a nice ego boost, actually.

            Now, if you touch without permission, then your hand might come off for it. But that’s different.

            • Devylan says:

              Exactly.

            • smartz says:

              So, if you are dressed like that in public, and say you are in the mall alone, would you mind if a guy came up to you and complimented your appearance?

              Speaking of which, I am at a loss on where to begin with “picking up” women…I mean, I would like to be in a relationship for once in my life, so where should I start?

      • slupine says:

        I attracted my boyfriend initially wearing full fencing body armor. lol

        I only wear the sexy stuff now that I’ve got him because it’d fun and he likes it now and then.

  18. EWAdams says:

    Dress however you want, but for God’s sake don’t buy shoes that hurt your feet. Why do women insist on wearing shoes that cause both pain and physical damage?

    And another thing: looking hot is a matter of attitude. If fancy lingerie and designer dresses give you confidence, fine. But the truth is that Susan Sarandon looks hot in a baggy sweatshirt and sweatpants because she knows she IS hot, regardless. And we can tell.

    • eman says:

      True about the shoes causing damage. Also, they inhibit one’s ability to adapt to terrain and environment. Some brilliant architect made the walkway to my office out of roughly hewn stone…NOT high heel friendly at all.

      And I learned in self-defense class to not wear shoes I can’t run in. So, lower heels, flats, etc. work if one cares about safety.

      • Pencilsharpener says:

        Also: make-up. What a load of crap, made to further make our daily lives more filled with consumer goods, and make us look none the better.
        Who the crud made the arbitrary code that declares long eye-lashes to be a desirable trait? Or high cheek bones?

        • Charlotte says:

          Thank you! Sometimes I feel like I’m the only person who doesn’t think that not wearing make-up is “lazy”.

          I remember reading in a book on growning up (for girls) that some of the arbitrary code (like full red lips, red checks, noticable eyes) were popular because they made the women look like she was turned on all the time- not sure why this is supposed to be a good thing in day to day life though.

          • Nash says:

            From time to time people try to justify ideals using biology. Perhaps their conclusions are correct, perhaps not, either way it’s still an appeal to nature fallacy. We have the ability to reason and ignore primitive instincts.

            • Winter says:

              True, but the question remains, why would you want to? Resisting instinct just to resist instinct is lunacy if the instinct actually serves a useful and rational purpose. This particular example, the drive to reproduce, is a perfect example. Ignoring it will result in your removal from the gene pool, genetic suicide, an unacceptable outcome for a living organism. In this instance, the features that makeup tries to reproduce are far from arbitrary. Most of them (bright eyes, full lips etc.) are indicators of genetic health, and thus, suitability for mating.

              • Nash says:

                Ironically, the drive to reproduce is a prime example of something I ignore. There’s nothing useful or rational about it.

                Now, if you’re looking for a suitable mate to reproduce with, there are are far more important factors than vague indicators of genetic health, especially false ones you buy in little bottles.

                If you choose a partner rationally you would consider personality, intelligence, income and other such factors, along with less vague indicators of health like what inheritable diseases run in the family and so on.

          • Ekzunakka says:

            Basically, that arbitrary code (nice skin, rosy cheeks, healthy looking hair, full lips) appeals to basic biological human nature – all those traits make the woman seem more fertile, which appeals to men for basic reproduction purposes. That’s also most likely the reason why most men think large breasts are pleasing.

    • forge says:

      Remark about a grown-up woman for the utter and total win.

  19. Zoreta says:

    Nice way to jump the gun- it never said women buy them to impress men, it said that men don’t notice them. I don’t notice new shoes either, but then again, I never got the shoe thing anyway. I have my tennies and a pair of black formal shoes, I don’t see what else I would really need.

  20. Pants_Mcgee says:

    I tend to notice shoes first, followed by hair.
    Perfume is always noticeable, but chances are they either use
    too much, or it’s not very pleasant smelling.

  21. Cygnus says:

    I would guess this comment was written by a woman. The graph follows too many misconceptions based on ‘fashion’, an industry directed by women and gay men. For example, most of my friends and I don’t like perfumes. Anything stronger than a lingering shampoo aroma is too much and actually makes us wonder what she’s trying to cover up, or worse yet, trying to find a beer or shot to wash out that nasty film that coats the back of the tongue if you make the mistake of inhaling too close. Shoes….? Be comfortable for Christ’s sake. Mascara…why? If two hours are going to be spent doing something, go for a run or a walk: there’s not much more attractive than a healthy body. And no, I don’t mean thin. That would be another misconception stemming from Vogue. Keira Knightley USED to be pretty, but now she looks pretty scary. As my father always says, “it would be like going to bed with your bicycle”. The slim-fit jeans…Only to wonder why anyone would wear something that obviously uncomfortable. Pants that allow for movement and hang in the right places are much more attractive and eye-catching.

    These things being said, I’m not the ‘everyman’, so I can’t speak for all, just myself and those I know.

  22. Dan says:

    Why wear clothes when wearing nothing at all gets you more attention :)

  23. cdr vierge says:

    Hey that is really a perfect chart, your chart is giving the perfect sense for what qualities firstly men looks for the women..

  24. quix0te says:

    Here’s a secret: Most of the ‘dressing up’ women do isn’t for men. Its for the much harsher judgement of other women. Oh. And the mirror.

    • Devylan says:

      I’m all about the mirror! You are your own worst enemy, afterall, so I have to make sure I like what I see in order to leave the house with confidence. Forget what everyone else thinks about your appearance and do what makes you happy.

  25. papajon0s1 says:

    Sorry fellow men in pain, but once she’s got her hooks in you, out come the granny panties! That’s life gentleman. Here’s a clue, don’t confuse love and lust. This graph is about lust! Lust is a small subset of love. I’d do a graph but it wouldn’t be very funny. Look, if you treat her right you’ll get the sexy thing when she’s ready to do it. I mean, c’mon guys, you’re pretty much ready all the time anyway, aren’t ya? Give her a break! You just have to learn when to play your trump cards and you’ll be just fine. In the meantime, sunglasses are your best friend!

  26. Sqwirk says:

    Antique perfume?

    That would probably smell like wee

  27. Anthony says:

    The graph is way off everything except for the cleavage should be at about one percent.

  28. Marekatt says:

    Speak for yourself.

    • Nash says:

      Stating something about yourself might leave you exposed to ridicule. If you’re not a strong personality, it’s easier to claim a group you belong to is a certain way than stand up for what you personally think.

      Also, I think they like to tell themselves everyone who shares their gender is like them, so they can feel normal.

  29. muepsilongamma says:

    Wow.. do guys really like boobs THAT much??

  30. bah says:

    Personally, as a guy, I look way more for a personality. Also, I really dont like girls with lots of make up (makes them look like clowns.) I would perfer little to none.

    Of course this graph is accurate for when just meeting someone random.

  31. tymime says:

    Take this as a good lesson, girls. Don’t waste money on expensive clothes, because:
    If he likes your shoes, he’s probably gay.
    If he just stares at your cleavage, he’s probably a pervert.
    The guy you’re REALLY looking for doesn’t give a **** what you’re wearing.

    Take it from a male.

  32. Dave says:

    Seriously, I’ve never understood this….Why do the 2 hours of mascara? We’re just going to be looking at your cleavage anyway. Save the time!

  33. I disagree with the chart. I’d notice a woman’s shoes before her antique perfume. The perfume would be the least likely thing I’d notice, much less recognize it as “antique”.

    I’d put “shoes” as only slightly smaller slice than “slim fit jeans”. After all, while I’m admiring a woman’s slim fit jeans, I’ll continue down to check out her shoes. :-)

    And if she’s wearing the inexpensive t-shirt that exposes cleavage, that trumps everything. I try my hardest (no pun intended) to notice her mascara/eyeliner so I don’t look too much like a perv for staring at her cleavage.

  34. forge says:

    I almost always notice elegant shoes, especially if they’re noticeably un-ridiculous. Then again, looking good in nice shoes is also a sign of a woman who didn’t destroy her feet by wearing um, ridiculous shoes… er, and I’m not a foot fetishist either so shuddup. I notice perfume and makeup and hair too. Boobs are nifty, but they’re not the whole person.

    Yeah, I’m a grownup. ::sigh::

  35. Expert on everything says:

    Tldnl

  36. unknown says:

    hmmm and if a girl does not have cleavage?? dont you think this chart is a bit unfair?

  37. Sporkitious says:

    Forty dollar pair of jeans that will perhaps try to devour your vag. Yet for twelve bucks, you can let the girls almost out of the saloon. But boy does that bucket of eye liner go so well with that offensively intense perfume and those I’m-going-to-die shoes. >_>

  38. Aqp says:

    Haha looks like my graph made it. For the most part, I was tired and wanted to get this graph out of the way. I really could have lowered the time to apply the mascara or the cost of the perfume (although I did leave the keyword “antique” in there). And on a last note, I really wasn’t implying that they noticed the shirt.. I’m implying that they notice the shirt exposes cleavage. Bottom line women: it’s cute that you spend the time to put on make-up and get your hair perfect (my oldest sister still spends half hour doing her hair), but when it’s all said and done all we noticed was your cleavage/tight jeans :)

  39. panzi says:

    There is missing the biggest proportion: $0.00 no bra.


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