Tihs is from GQ Magazine..

Here at GQ, we recently commissioned a survey asking men and women which
attributes they believe maketh the ideal man. Our results suggest that both men
and women value kindness and honesty over physical attractiveness and only one
per cent of those surveyed considered “well endowed” as an important
characteristic."

The responses were far from unanimous though with GQ editor in chief Nick
Smith commenting, “We’re pretty sure the ideal man doesn’t exist, but we’ve had
a lot of fun trying to find out what that ideal would be if he did. It’s
heartening that personality traits rather than looks seems to be most important.

But who could be honest, kind, funny and intelligent all at the one time? Not
me. Maybe Ryan Gosling.”

Survey findings – what makes a man close to
ideal?
Honesty.
Kindness.
Intelligence.
Has a good sense of
humour.
More likely to have blue eyes than brown.
Speaks at least two
languages.
More important that he is romantic than good in bed.
Meat
eaters are preferred to vegetarians.
Is a good listener.
Survey findings –
moderately important characteristics:
Drives a European car.
Wears a suit
to work.
Has a degree.
Is clean shaven.
What do men think makes
themselves ideal (more so than women)?
The ability to provide for their
families.
Confidence.
Style.

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