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Why a man wants a real woman

If the latest copy of Vogue, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, or even a men's magazine FHM as Pick, there is to see many women. women in various states of undress, or in the clothing or fashion photo shoots. The common denominator is the "look" of women. You see all the slim, extremely fit, toned, and apparently sexy.

Do women really want to look like that? It seems that they do. But why? From a male Perspective, is a glimpse through a women's magazine, a nightmare. It can be one, and if you're lucky, two articles. Things like "how to find a man," "How to keep a man," "how to sexy for your man" and "how to look great on your wedding night." And apart from these eye opening reads, there is nothing more than advertising! Ads for shoes, makeup, hair products, the latest fashion clothing, underwear, skin care, feminine hygiene, jewelry, accessories – The list goes on. You might discuss this at our online women's magazine?

All these elements are a well made up accompanied, well-dressed, airbrush model. It seems that women are everywhere, every day, for this advertising strategy. Women everywhere to buy the latest products, so they look like a magazine model.

But where is the reality under all the glamor? Do women honestly have any idea at all about what real men?

This is a big issue, the differences between men and women. Men look at magazines. You will look at the beautiful models. You can even fantasize once in a while about Going out with such a model, or someone famous or an actress. But that is all that is. Pure fantasy.

Men see that the girls are done by professional makeup artists. That their faces and figures, to death by the magazine editors airbrush. That her hair is always blowing, a wind machine. And that's wardrobe Designers are pretty good their jobs.

What women seem not to know that men like "real" women.

A real woman a career, children, dreams, hopes, mistakes and imperfections. A real woman will have its own head and to be able to hold a decent conversation. And for the majority of men, must have a real woman an hourglass figure. Slim, toned women look good in magazines, and what man does not want for dinner to see with a model. After a model friend a person could be the envy of his friends, but in reality its not that big. (Take it from one who knows).

If your friend is constantly asked for autographs, pictures with fans that continuously hit by the rich and famous, or asked for her number from all others, then work out, facepacking pamper every night, in a way you have never imagined before departure to some exotic location for a two-week photo shoot the relationship can be a little tense.

Men want the reality in bed with them every night. Ideally, a woman who is attractive, good looking, Fun with, and who is happy to keep on this way.

For men, a woman who 'think' sexy can be male. If a woman a male attitude to life, she is the sexiest thing in creation. If she is confident without being intrusive, can her corner in a debate to fight is not afraid of their own sexuality, a great sense of humor and knows how to use her feminine charms have become men flock to her. Her appearance really not matter as long as she is at ease in their own ability. Some of the sexiest women known to man is not the best looking.

Angelina, Megan Fox, Carmen Electra. All considered large. Probably great, hut for a night or two. For men, a fantasy.

Jennifer Love Hewitt, Rachel Bilson and Britney. Also good to see these ladies are a little more real. We are still under the fantasy land. Our friends. As long as they remain so, as we know it this is the reality that all people seek.

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Why a man wants a real woman

About the Author

Natalya Stephens is a graduate of Tallinn University and a new mum!! She is also the owner on www.girlietalk.info

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