Prince Charming Snapshot

So now that I'm looking...what does Prince Charming look like?  What is he like?  Let's see...


He is 6 foot 3 inches, fit and dark.




He is a true alpha male - aggressive go-getter, natural leader, successful at what he does, strong character, protector, provider etc.  However, he has another side, especially for me, he's sensitive, kind, caring and lets me have my way.  He's also responsible, honest and hardworking, pays attention to me, is there when I want him by my side, and goes away when I need time on my own.


I want a man who takes care of what needs taking care of...takes care of me, a me-Tarzan-you-Jane kind of man, and who, at the same time, allows me to be Miss Independent when I want to be one.


I have a theory on compatibility.  My theory is that one reason people go wrong as far as finding partners go is that they don't know what they want - what they must have, what they can't live with.  Sometimes a guy fulfills 7 out of the 10 things on your wishlist, but the 3 missing things are nice-to-haves rather than must-haves.  Another guy might be a 9 out of 10, but the 1 missing thing is something that you really cannot live happily without.  The normal human thing would be to take on the 9 out 10, whilst the 7 out of 10 would have been a better fit.


So I've set out to make a list of must-haves and nice-to-haves for the seemingly schizophrenic Prince Charming above.

Must haves:
  1. Honest
  2. Responsible
  3. Kind
  4. Intelligent
  5. Likes children
  6. Good at what he does
Nice to have:
  1. Appreciates the arts - music, art, dance
  2. Likes to travel
  3. Is tall
  4. Likes to read

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