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Top 20 Attributes I Find Attractive in Women

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People who know me (especially women who want to set me up on dates) have asked me what I look for in a potential spouse. So I thought I'd save future inquisitrixes the trouble of asking and just post a list.  (NOTE: This is not a list of qualities I require of my future spouse.  I'm not sure I'd require anything of a spouse.  But if I did, I'd lean towards this cutsie quote I heard my MTC director, Richard Heaton, who said: choose a woman who, if you die, will get your kids back to heaven.)

Top 20 Traits:

  1. Shared eternal goals (stipulation: they can't just say, "me too" )
  2. Attractive and well-kept (but not too well—you know, cleans up nicely but feels comfortable rockin' the ponytail)
  3. Affectionate (Flirtatious with me)
  4. Goal-driven
    1. Playfully confident personality
    2. Independent (Doesn't exclusively rely on others for amusement)
    3. Optimitstic (Looks for the good)
  5. Hard worker / Diligent
  6. Consumate learner (Never "arrives")
  7. Thinks I'm funny
  8. Patient with my silly, hypothetical conversations
  9. Compassionate / Unselfish (outward focused)
  10. Natural / Genuine / Sincere
  11. Service-minded / Thoughtful (looks for opportunities to serve others)
  12. Healthy (or at least deals with health issues in a positive/healthy way)
  13. Understands the value of money (frugal, yet charitable and willing to spend appropriately)
  14. Good mixer (socially affable)
  15. Feminine/Mannerly (not just one of the boys)
  16. Athletic (especially activities we could do together e.g., hike, jog, swim, yoga, tennis)
  17. Plays a musical instrument (which shows discipline e.g., voice, piano)
  18. Enjoys to cook and eat like me (i.e., we don't have to cook 2 meals to eat together)
  19. Dependable (finishes what she starts)
  20. Skiing and boating NOT a major part of her life (I despise the cold, and the pain of falling.)
La Nascita di Venere (Botticelli)
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  1. HeatherTue Jul 10, 04:46:00 PM MDT

    Enjoys to cook, eh? Hey, it's never too late. Call one of those girls back!! We know you'll end up with a winner!!

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