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What makes an attached man "better" than an unattached one goes beyond just the looks.
The often puzzling mind of a woman has other reasons.
So, what makes an attached man worth dating? Here are the secrets.
If you look at history, the first woman to ever walk the planet wanted what was forbidden (the apple).
Theorists say that her descendants started this chain of curiously wanting what is not theirs for the taking.
Notice how some women drool over designer things and how they'd do anything to have that "it" shoe or bag? Well, the same goes with attached men.
Dating one who is already taken just gives them that certain satisfaction.
How does it happen? Casually talking to a taken man may not necessarily be called dating, but things usually develop as a woman discloses all her thoughts to him, thinking that he is all harmless, being in a relationship and all.
Sooner or later, consciously or unconsciously the woman falls into the loving arms of that taken man.
Envy is also a trigger.
A woman in the company of other women may boast about great her man is, enumerating all the good stuff that has to be said about him.
What she doesn't realize is by doing that, he is sort of "selling" her man and luring others to take the bait-making that taken man a great catch and definitely worth cheating for.
Again, consciously or not, women covet their friend's significant others.
The thinking that a taken man has all the desirable qualities (which is the reason for him being taken) makes that man an instant catch and a good dating prospect.
Also, a man attached to a good-looking woman surely has all the confidence that two or three single men could muster, combined.
Having a bombshell for a girlfriend boosts his confidence to the top, and gives him the kind of confident presence that is a sure turn-on for women.
Lastly, dating a taken man is like carrying around a trophy.
Taking him away and having him completely is an even bigger conquest.
It gives a woman a sense that she is better than at least one girl in town - the one that the taken man dumped for her.
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