gravitate towards men who have a reputation among their peers. You could be the captain of the community sports team, a recognized mentor in your workplace, or simply “the cool guy at parties.”
- Confidence
Yes! This is the big one, for sure. But let’s make one thing perfectly clear. To be confident doesn’t mean to be loud, and definitely not being arrogant. It’s more about being totally comfortable in your own skin, being able to handle difficult situations without spiraling, and to take a “no” without losing your cool.
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3. Emotional strength and stability
- Social skills
This is the
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