The question still remains. Everytime I see couples who have been married for years, I always wonder how and what their secrets are. Do they still get attracted to each other they way they did in the beginning? Do they keep their love lives spicy? Or do they just not care that much anymore and are only together for the sake of being together?
We all know that being physically attracted to our partner is important. With this, we always tend to look our best; we dress up, wear make up, fix our hair, and even push ourselves to hit the gym. Of course, as time passes, we can't help but to become complacent. We get too comfortable that we start to not care about how we look anymore and we expect them to love us either way. We expect them to love the fact that we're comfortable enough to just wear a t-shirt and sweatpants, wear a bare face without any make-up, or even being fully content with our body without wanting to improve it anymore.
With this information, we now see how important physical attraction is even if it may seem overly superficial. It is normal;however because evolution plays a huge role in what we as individuals are attracted to. As superficial as it sounds, as a girl, I'm attracted to muscles and height because from the earliest stages of civilization, these males are those who are superior. A great thing about superiority for males is it comes with privileges. Privileges like being picky about choosing mates.
How exactly do they choose mates? It is evident to us that they will choose those who display beauty, fertility and youth. Choosing the right female's genes is actually the most important to the male's reproduction strategies.
Still, we are chosen based on the appearance we display. Our physical appearance may seem as if it is only on the surface; however, it actually shows our body's physical fitness. It can reveal our age and abilities to reproduce. Again, this is why we give all this importance to beauty, and we try to hide all imperfections. We hide behind masks that conceal and disguise who we might really be. Masks we now call make-up.
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