This document outlines changing expectations and priorities in romantic partners as women age from 16 to 75. At a young age (16, 21) physical attractiveness and financial success are emphasized. In their 30s and 40s, women prioritize stability and basic acts of courtesy. Later in life (55-75), simple independence and hygiene become most important as physical abilities decline with age. The document suggests women's desires in partners evolve as they mature, with youthful ideals making way for more pragmatic qualities.

1. What we want from men:
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At 16: At 21: At 32:
At 40: At 55: At 65:
At 75:

2. At 16:
• That he is good
looking.
• That he has a car.
• That I’m important to
him.

3. At 21
• Good looking.
• Charming and educated.
• Financially succesfull.
• Sweet and understanding.
• Intelligent.
• Athletic.
• That dresses in style.
• That appreciates the good things in life.
• Full of surprises.
• An imaginative and romantic lover.

4. At 32:
• Decent and, preferably, with hair.
• That opens the car door for me and holds the chair
when I seat.
• Has enough money for a dinner out.
• That laughs at my jokes.
• That carries my shopping bag.
• That has at least one suit.
• That appreciates good home cooking.
• That remembers birthdays and aniversaries.
• That wants to make love at least ones a week.
• That baths.

5. At 40:
• Not too ugly, he can even be bald.
• Secure job.
• That takes me for dinner occassionally.
• That nods when I speak.
• That remembers the punchlines of the jokes.
• That’s healthy enough to move the furniture.
• That wears shirt that covers the stomach.
• That remembers to put down the toilet seat.
• That shaves, at least on the weekends.

6. At 55:
• That trims the ear and nose hairs.
• That doesn’t burp or scratch in public.
• That has at least some money saved.
• That doesn’t repeat the same joke over and over.
• That at least gets out of bed on the weekends.
• That wears matching socks and changes underwear.
• That appreciates a good TV dinner.
• That remembers the names of people.
• That shaves every now and then.

7. At 65:
• Mustn’t scare the children.
• Remembers where the toilet is.
• Not too expensive to mantain.
• Musnt snore too loudly.
• Must remember why he’s laughing.
• Healthy enough to stand by himself.
• Must wear some clothes.
• Must remember where he left his teeth.
• Must recognise me.

8. At 75:
• Must breath.
• Must hit the toilet when he pisses.

9. DONT TELL ME IT’S
NOT LIKE THAT???
I’ll stick to 21

10. DONT TELL ME IT’S
NOT LIKE THAT???
I’ll stick to 21