Another example of shoddy science reporting. Sure, it reports on a study done on attractiveness of males to females. But the title is not supported by the article - nowhere in the article does it cover men's expectations in a similar quantitative fashion.
And as for the opening 'men wondering what women want', people want different things. Finding what's generally attractive to a gender does not conversely mean that you know what individual members of that gender want. And even if either gender were homogenous anyway, what you want changes significantly as you age - what a 20-, 40-, and 60-year old want are frequently very different things, even in the same person.
And as for the opening 'men wondering what women want', people want different things. Finding what's generally attractive to a gender does not conversely mean that you know what individual members of that gender want. And even if either gender were homogenous anyway, what you want changes significantly as you age - what a 20-, 40-, and 60-year old want are frequently very different things, even in the same person.