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Well gosh darn, test out your hypothesis.

 

Next time you go to your usual social function, take yer axe with ya and walk around and mingle and see what happens.

 

If you can get through the door without freakin' everyone out, I'd say that would be MAJOR success and you'll definitely have all eyes on you [flapper]

 

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And...only the ones, that can really play 'em! [biggrin]

I don't think just "having one," is enough...unless the

guy is "hot," to begin with?

It's probably a combination, of both...if the guy can play,

but is "butt ugly," she'll just go for the better looking

singer, bass player, or drummer. [flapper]

But then...Keith Richards married a "super model," so...????

 

CB

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I'd say "yes," but that's a qualified "yes."

 

As has been mentioned, girls are just like guys - they're individual human beings. And in one's later teen into the 30s sort of years, those of us who are unattached, male and female, tend to be even more interested in pairing up that those older thanks to hormones as well as intellectual and emotional "needs" for relationships that make us feel good.

 

The guitar player who plays "out" has the advantage of appearing more self confident - especially those who are standing up pickin' and probably doing some singing on stage. That's regardless of music style. That tends to be attractive to girls and - let's face it, if it's a girl picker/singer, they're attractive to a market segment of the male population that finds that same self confidence attractive.

 

Again, though, I think the term "market segment" may be a good way to describe a portion of an appropriate population for questions like this. Depending on style of music, the "crowd" involved around that scene, etc., you'll find different responses.

 

One error, though, that I think young people make is an assumption that boys and girls are so different. In one sense, we're not. See Maslow - and note there wasn't much differentiation in terms of sex in terms of a person's "needs." OTOH, one's background and, broadly speaking, education, will affect one's perspective after the basic physiological survival needs are met.

 

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I'd say "yes," but that's a qualified "yes."

 

As has been mentioned, girls are just like guys - they're individual human beings. And in one's later teen into the 30s sort of years, those of us who are unattached, male and female, tend to be even more interested in pairing up that those older thanks to hormones as well as intellectual and emotional "needs" for relationships that make us feel good.

 

The guitar player who plays "out" has the advantage of appearing more self confident - especially those who are standing up pickin' and probably doing some singing on stage. That's regardless of music style. That tends to be attractive to girls and - let's face it, if it's a girl picker/singer, they're attractive to a market segment of the male population that finds that same self confidence attractive.

 

Again, though, I think the term "market segment" may be a good way to describe a portion of an appropriate population for questions like this. Depending on style of music, the "crowd" involved around that scene, etc., you'll find different responses.

 

One error, though, that I think young people make is an assumption that boys and girls are so different. In one sense, we're not. See Maslow - and note there wasn't much differentiation in terms of sex in terms of a person's "needs." OTOH, one's background and, broadly speaking, education, will affect one's perspective after the basic physiological survival needs are met.

 

m

 

 

Milo....all that said, (Maslow's hierarchy of needs?)..... I've SEEN pics of you with some real cuties!

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I'd say "yes," but that's a qualified "yes."

 

As has been mentioned, girls are just like guys - they're individual human beings. And in one's later teen into the 30s sort of years, those of us who are unattached, male and female, tend to be even more interested in pairing up that those older thanks to hormones as well as intellectual and emotional "needs" for relationships that make us feel good.

 

The guitar player who plays "out" has the advantage of appearing more self confident - especially those who are standing up pickin' and probably doing some singing on stage. That's regardless of music style. That tends to be attractive to girls and - let's face it, if it's a girl picker/singer, they're attractive to a market segment of the male population that finds that same self confidence attractive.

 

Again, though, I think the term "market segment" may be a good way to describe a portion of an appropriate population for questions like this. Depending on style of music, the "crowd" involved around that scene, etc., you'll find different responses.

 

One error, though, that I think young people make is an assumption that boys and girls are so different. In one sense, we're not. See Maslow - and note there wasn't much differentiation in terms of sex in terms of a person's "needs." OTOH, one's background and, broadly speaking, education, will affect one's perspective after the basic physiological survival needs are met.

 

m

 

Ive never thought of using Maslow to get me girls but I can understand what you're talking about. We cover theories in one of my modules at uni. David Merrill and Roger Reid said that there are only 4 different personalities, David McClelland say everyone has 3 basic needs: achievement, power, and affiliation (yes its different to what maslow says). But then from the other point of view you must consider what Herzberg says, which is that not everyone is money motivated, therefor what some people have said on this thread about girls liking the prospect of potential fame and money wouldnt apply to all girls

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I think it depends on if the girl in question is into music, and espically rock music.. If yes then yeah id say it helps.

 

I was told that it did "turn her on" as such and when she first came to my place she said it sealed the deal lol (many years after she told me that).

 

But then im divorced now, so what does that say?? :P

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Has NO ONE ever heard about 'groupies'?

 

You know...they exist.... and Pharmacists/Accountants don't generally have them!

 

Rock Bands, generally do, (as do Baseball/Football/Basketball players).

 

I've shown the photo on here about the night Janet Planet met Van Morrison.... I was there.... she zero'd in on him like a vulture...(he didn't stand a chance!).

 

He's not a picker, but the singer in a Rock Band, (THEM), and Janet was a groupie......(so was my first wife...and like poor Van.... we both learned to NEVER marry a groupie!)

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I think it depends on if the girl in question is into music, and espically rock music.. If yes then yeah id say it helps.

 

I was told that it did "turn her on" as such and when she first came to my place she said it sealed the deal lol (many years after she told me that).

 

But then im divorced now, so what does that say?? :P

 

HAHAHAHA...see my post above!

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