Veresae wrote:
Say there are traits--particularly ones regarding appearance--you obsessively desire in a relationship. You don't, or at least shouldn't, require them in a relationship, because they don't have anything to do with your emotional, mental, or chemical connection with someone...so, theoretically, it's silly to expect them.
But what if, when you're dating someone who does not have these traits, you can't help but feel unsatisfied by their absence? Does that then transform them into requirements?
Has anyone had experience on this matter? What do you think?
To a certain extent, your partner has to seem attractive to you.. a lot of times other things besides actual visual looks contribute to that.. but it is fairly necessary to find your partner attractive.