
I have heard of many men buying, borrowing or stealing cute fluffy animals to get women. It works like a charm however, does it work for women too???

I have thought about this topic for a while but was never exactly sure what kind of opinion I had on it. I always knew that I wasn't the kind of girl to go for these types of relationships but a lot of my acquaintances were in relationships like these.
I know many feminist women believe that by having sex with many men that they are 'in control' of their destinies. I would beg to differ. Women who don't have sex with men on the first date (or lots of men) can usually have any man they want. Men like to chase for things that they can’t have instantly.
I have sort of deviated a little from the initial topic. Moving on, what I would say about 'modern casual' relationships is that they don't benefit women in any way and abstractly they don't benefit men either.
It is pretty obvious why they don't benefit women. The reason for this is that typically, unless you are Samantha from Sex and The City, women become attached to men during sex. Therefore a woman can never have meaningless sex and usually want their casual relations to turn into something more. They never will.
For men the benefit of these relationships is to have meaningless sex and not suffer the consequences of if they were committed. Abstractly casual relations can be negative for men. The reason for this is attachment. We discussed this in the previous paragraph. Women can become obsessed with the man after an encounter. This can create all sorts of nuisances from a male perspective.
It is best to steer clear of these relationships. They might be thrilling for a minute but at the end of the day you will just be branded a slut or a bastard.



My grandmother always used to say that ‘the quickest way to double your income is to get married.’ How does this relate to dating older men?
I am sure by now that you are well aware of why women like to get married and have meaningful relationships. It goes back to the primitive days of when women needed a man to provide for her. Today, we want a husband who can provide for us and someone we can parade in front of our friends. For example: ‘My husband is doctor.’ Don’t pretend you haven’t done it at least once.
Single older gentlemen can fulfil all these expectations in the blink of an eye. They are successful, rich, entertaining and after young wives. As I have said previously ‘men are very aesthetic creatures’ they want their partner to be beautiful. In saying this it is widely known that once a many reaches 35 he can’t actually tell who is attractive and who isn’t. ANY young girl looks good.
Ladies, next time you want a boyfriend try dating someone 10-15 years your senior. You will be pleasantly surprised.
Evelyn.
Dress Sense
Dressing like a lady doesn’t mean that you have to dress like a puritan. A lady must always look well presented and put together. I also like to tell women that there is a clear difference in dressing to impress men and dressing to impress women.
Dressing to impress men is far easier than dressing to make your female friends jealous. Women like interesting pieces such as leather jackets, sequined skirts and clogs. Men prefer simple well-cut clothes that show off a woman’s figure. They always prefer natural fabrics to man made ones. Try to wear skirts and dresses instead of pants. Skirts should be either just above the knee or just below the knee. Too short and you will look like a tart.
Colour
Women often ask me what colours they should be wearing. I believe that there are many answers to this question as we all have such different colouring. I will explore this in detail in a later blog. I have asked a number of men generally which colours they like and it seems to be, black, navy blue, red, pink and yellow. I want to just point out that when wearing black, make sure that your makeup brings out your facial features. Wearing black will always draw attention to your face. If your face isn’t your best feature wear red, pink or yellow. This will soften your face.
Evelyn.