Someone asked STRAIGHT MEN online: “If you walked into a room with 1,000 single women how many of them do you think would be attracted to you?”
42% did NOT have high hopes, and said between 1 and 25 of the women. (That’s 0.1% to 2.5%.)
24% said it’s a little higher, between 26 and 74 of them. (That’s 2.6% to 7.4%.)
10% said a notch above that, between 75 and 99 of them. (7.5% to 9.9%.)
15% said they’d turn heads . . . 100 to 200 of them. (Which is 10% to 20%.)
And 14% said they’d be fawned over . . . with MORE than 200 of the 1,000 women being attracted to them, which is more than 20%.
In the comments, one person said, “If I walked in right now, 0 . . . but if I had a chance to shave and dress up a little: 5.”
Someone else said, “Can I talk to them for a few hours or is it like a first sight based on appearance only stuff?”
And there were several men who lacked ANY confidence, and commented on the fact that there wasn’t a ZERO option. But one man said, for better or worse, “Women are A LOT more pickier than men. If I walked around a college campus, I would find at least half of the girls attractive enough to date. “If you asked women the percentage of college boys they found attractive, most of them would say less than 10%.”
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