Last Updated on February 13, 2023 by Sarah Smith

I Won’t Fall For Him Just Because Of His Face!

I’m not saying you should let yourself fall for someone just because of their appearance. I’m not saying that at all. But if you do go ahead and do those things anyways, then I think it’s okay to enjoy the ride.

I haven’t fallen for him because he’s attractive.

You’ve heard the expression, “you can’t judge a book by its cover.” Although this is true in many cases, you may be surprised to learn that there are some exceptions. As a matter of fact, I’ve seen it happen all too often and it’s enough to drive me crazy: People fall for someone simply because they’re attractive and then get disappointed when their looks don’t match up with what they thought would happen.

This isn’t just happening in movies and TV shows—it’s also happening in real life! Many times when I meet someone new on an online dating site or over coffee at Starbucks (both places where I tend to frequent), we’ll strike up conversation about our favorite movies or TV shows together for hours; however once something comes up about their appearance (i.e., how much money they make), something clicks within minutes and we never see each other again–or at least not until months down the road when one day someone asks if they could borrow $100 from me because they’re broke right now but need help getting through this rough patch…

I haven’t fallen for him because his body is beautiful.

I haven’t fallen for him because of his body.

I haven’t fallen for him because he’s attractive.

I haven’t fallen for him because his muscles are perfect.

I haven’t fallen for him because he makes me feel like a woman, but more than that, he makes me feel like an actual person who matters and has her own thoughts and feelings.

I haven’t fallen for him because his muscles are perfect.

You’ve probably heard that a person’s face is not the most important part of their body. Well, this is true but there are exceptions to every rule. In my personal opinion, a person’s face can make or break your attraction to them and some people just have it in their DNA that they don’t need any other features to turn heads and impress others.

That being said: I didn’t fall for him because his muscles were perfect; he had no visible scarring on his chest or back which was probably due to steroids (which would normally be frowned upon). He also didn’t have tattoos anywhere on his body except maybe around his wrists but those could easily be covered up with long sleeves if necessary – something I found out after we started dating!

I fell for him because he had such an interesting personality – one where you always felt like there was more than meets the eye when talking with him about anything pertaining to life outside work.”

I haven’t fallen for him because he makes me feel like a woman.

You are a woman because you are one. You are not a woman because he makes you feel like one, and I will not fall for him just because of his face.

You have the right to be treated like one—and I refuse to fall under any man’s spell just so that he can call me “sweetheart” or “honey” or whatever other pet names he feels like using.

I haven’t fallen for him because he knows how to touch me in all the right ways.

As a woman, you know how to touch a man. You’ve probably had the chance to see it first-hand in your own life and have seen others do it right or wrong. The first time I felt like my boyfriend was making love to me was when he said: “I want you to touch me.” It was such an intimate moment that we both forgot about everything else around us—we had just been making out for hours on end until he brought up this very important request!

The next time this happened, my boyfriend gave me quite specific instructions on how he wanted me to touch him (i.e., hands on thighs). When we got home from dinner one night after having been together all day long at work with no break in sight (which wasn’t uncommon), I was surprised by what I saw during our first moments alone together after returning home from work…

I haven’t fallen for him because he’s good with his fingers.

The reason I haven’t fallen for him is because he’s good with his fingers.

I’m not going to let myself fall into a relationship just because he can play the piano or draw better than me. That’s not what matters most to me, and if that were all there was to know about someone, then I would never meet anyone who could possibly be worthwhile enough for me to fall in love with them.

His hands are an amazing bonus – they’re soft and smooth and strong; they give off a sense of comfort even when he’s holding something as small as a pencil or pen (which happens quite often). But they don’t make up all of who he is: it was never going to be enough for me just because his hands were nice-looking ones!

I haven’t fallen for him because he loves it when I run my nails down his chest.

I won’t fall for him because he loves it when I run my nails down his chest.

It’s a good thing that you’re thinking about this because it will save you from a lot of heartaches. When someone starts to fall in love with you, they tend to take your past as well as your present into account and make judgments based on what they see (or don’t see) in both instances. If they believe that your appearance is not what it once was, then they may think less of the rest of who you are as a person or even whether or not those qualities still exist within yourself today—and if those things aren’t there any more than how can someone possibly feel anything but disappointment?

So, no matter how attractive he might be on the outside, do not let anyone convince themselves that their feelings toward someone else are more important than theirs toward themselves first!

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I haven’t fallen for him because he can think about sex just as much as me.

You don’t have to think about sex all the time. You can be in a relationship with someone who doesn’t think about sex all the time, and you’ll still be able to talk about it!

You can also be in a relationship with someone who thinks about sex just as much as you do, but they’re more comfortable talking about it when they are naked (or at least wearing clothes). This is great because then we’re both more relaxed and comfortable around each other because there’s no pressure on either of us.

I haven’t fallen for him because we have sexual chemistry together.

If you’re looking for a relationship, sexual chemistry is one of the most important things to look for. It’s not just about having a great body or being funny, it’s about having someone who can make you laugh and feel good. The problem with many people who think that they have this kind of chemistry with their partner is that they’ve been fooled by fakers before. They might be able to convince themselves that their partner is actually into them because they have sex with them regularly or something similar, but eventually will realize how wrong they were when their partner doesn’t seem interested anymore.

Sexual chemistry is also hard to fake because it has such an impact on our emotions and feelings towards another person; if there isn’t any initial attraction then there won’t be any long-term commitment either!

I haven’t fallen for him because he turns me on.

You don’t have to let yourself fall for someone just because of their appearance. If you do go ahead and do those things anyways, that’s fine! Just remember: no one is perfect, and we all have our flaws. It’s not a big deal if you find someone attractive at first glance and that is whom you want to date/hookup with/etc., but if your heart truly isn’t into them, then there’s no point in wasting time on something that doesn’t feel right for either party involved (unless the two people are already in a healthy relationship).

I haven’t let myself fall for him just because of what he looks like on the outside, but yes, that’s a great bonus about him.

It’s all about attraction. You have to be attracted to him for more than his looks, personality, intelligence, and sense of humor.

I’ve learned that when it comes to men and relationships, there are three things that make a person attractive: their face (which I’m not going to talk about), their body (also not going to talk about) and the way they make me feel inside my heart when we’re together—that’s what matters most!

You don’t have to let yourself fall for someone just because of their appearance, but if you do go ahead and do those things anyways

I’m sure you’ve seen the movie Love, Simon. It’s a romantic comedy about a high school student who comes out as gay and then falls in love with another boy. The main character doesn’t care about his looks or his popularity at all; all he wants is someone who’ll love him, no matter what.

That’s what I did when I fell in love with my husband—I didn’t care if he was handsome or not because there was something so special about his personality that made up for any physical imperfections (or lack thereof). He was funny, caring, and sweet.

So why do we sometimes feel compelled to date, attractive people? Why do we find ourselves attracted to someone based on their appearance rather than their personality? Well…it’s complicated! But don’t worry: you can still fall for someone even if they aren’t exactly your ideal partner size-wise.

Conclusion

I won’t fall for him just because of his face, but I have fallen for him just because of who he is inside. That’s what makes a relationship work. You don’t have to let yourself fall for someone just because of their appearance, but if you do go ahead and do those things anyways then that’s a great bonus about them!

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