What attracts you to Ftms ......

Ms. Tabitha · 07-15-2010, 07:25 PM

The attraction comes from within. Like a moth to a flame. FTM's carry themselves differently, with a confidence and a pride that I find attractive.
I admire their strength and I definitely appreciate their male energy. The way he presents himself to others, this is not about putting on a show, in fact his behavior should come from within as does his character and attitude.
His mannerisms prove to be most attractive. Someone with self confidence tempered by a sense of humor, combined with intelligent conversational skills. A great attitude without the arrogance. Good manners and respect for his GF/Partner/Wife as an equal. Attentivness, directness and above all honesty. These things are so attractive and stand out over everything for me.

"Courtesy is as much a mark of a gentleman as courage." - Theodore Roosevelt

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07-15-2010, 07:25 PM	#11
Ms. Tabitha Member How Do You Identify?: Hey Lady Preferred Pronoun?: Female Relationship Status: Married ~ 4-1-13 Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Central Texas Posts: 1,440 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 980 Thanked 3,581 Times in 1,040 Posts Rep Power: 21474854	The attraction comes from within. Like a moth to a flame. FTM's carry themselves differently, with a confidence and a pride that I find attractive. I admire their strength and I definitely appreciate their male energy. The way he presents himself to others, this is not about putting on a show, in fact his behavior should come from within as does his character and attitude. His mannerisms prove to be most attractive. Someone with self confidence tempered by a sense of humor, combined with intelligent conversational skills. A great attitude without the arrogance. Good manners and respect for his GF/Partner/Wife as an equal. Attentivness, directness and above all honesty. These things are so attractive and stand out over everything for me. "Courtesy is as much a mark of a gentleman as courage." - Theodore Roosevelt