Do people’s preferences in women change as they get older??
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My papa (48) used to like being led around by slightly selfish, strong-willed girls, but now he seems to prefer kind, sensible women who are comfortable to be around.
His preferences in looks, facial features, and body type don’t seem to have changed.
Can someone’s preferences in terms of personality really change as they get older?
He says he likes me because I’m sensible and down-to-earth, my voice is cute, and he feels calm and comforted when we’re together. And probably because I’m beautiful too.
Anyway, I thought I’d ask a sensible question for once in a while.
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That does happen（笑), though I think it’s pretty rare.
This was a while ago, but at the time I was doing well with a papa who liked the cute, innocent type (I was in my teens to early twenties). Then he apparently got really into gyaru-style AV and asked me to dye my hair blonde, so I did（笑).
But then he dumped me, saying, “The way you talk and your mannerisms are different now.”
I guess someone’s tastes can suddenly go in the complete opposite direction. Maybe he was just bored with the routine?
Ah, but your cuticles never grow back!
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I do think people’s preferences can change.
I used to find men who were capable, confident, and almost arrogantly self-assured attractive, but now I just want someone kind.
It’s pretty amazing that you can describe yourself as “a beautiful woman with common sense who’s normal, has a cute voice, and makes people feel calm and at ease” without a hint of self-awareness.
So why don’t you have any friends?
Is your self-assessment really accurate?
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People’s tastes can change as they get older, but I do agree with you that their preferences in appearance don’t seem to change much.
To put it bluntly, someone who likes breasts will probably always like them, and someone who prefers slim girls isn’t suddenly going to become a chubby-chaser. People who like gyaru tend to keep liking gyaru, too.
All of my papas (male supporters) have apparently always preferred petite, demure, natural-looking girls over glamorous, tall beauties. They’re not into sturdy builds, broad shoulders, tall heights, or overly large facial features.
For that brief moment after hearing it, I thought, “I’m glad I’m not a glamorous, eight-head-tall beauty, because it means a wonderful papa like this can love me!” lol
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> I guess he liked being bossed around and led in circles by selfish, strong-willed girls.
He must be talking about you, the person who asked the question…
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Even after repeatedly causing trouble in the Q&A forum, when someone says, “I asked a sensible question for the first time in ages,” I can’t help thinking, “Didn’t you just come up with a question that sounded sensible and post it?”
And the reason I say “a question that sounded sensible” rather than “a sensible question” is that, no matter how you read it, the question itself seems completely beside the point.
The real purpose was simply to praise themselves.
So I can’t help wondering: What exactly makes this a sensible question?
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I have to say, I think it’s pretty cool that you can confidently say, “It’s probably because I’m beautiful,” about yourself!
Anyway, it means your papa (a male supporter) likes you!
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You seem like a decent person, but it would have been even better if you’d asked something a little more useful to everyone.
I think you’ll change. The person asking the question has probably changed too. And it’s not necessarily that people change as they get older—they change through their experiences.
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