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I meant for thinking the only thing a partner would find attractive is money, youth, or social status. A lot of people just want someone to sit on the couch and watch a movie with them or tag along to chat while walking a dog.
That's not true in my world
You live in the same world as us, it's as much true where you live as it is where we live.
Humans, fundamentally, want companionship.