This study asked women from every state which traits they believed men in their region possessed. Here's what Texas women think of Texas men.
When it comes to finding a date in the Lone Star State , Texans have lots of options. However, one study suggests that Texas women may be hard pressed to find a man who isn’t too big for his breeches. According to a September survey conducted and released by DatingAdvice.com, Texas women described Texas men as “arrogant” when asked to name which personality traits they believed the men of their region possessed.
Voter allegedly assaults election clerk at Southwest Side polling site Additionally, the study gave participants the opportunity to name what they’d want to change about men from their state. Here’s that list of traits, along with the percentage of women who would elect to change them — hopefully, for the better.
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