[Robert Teesdale]

Say Whaaat? Sounds like a sexist insult. If a gal is pretty, she is drawn to a biker?? Not in my experience.

Pretty girls are (generally) drawn to status, power, and money. Nothing new or sexist in that, it's just how the species has always been. Uniforms are also attractive and any "look" that is distinct, and alpha in cultural meme, tends to draw more. Firemen get hotter chicks than bowling leagues on Friday nights out. LARP folks in costume are lower on the mating attractiveness spectrum than rugby players.

But your mileage may very. Attraction, appreciation, excitement and thrill are all different things and have different physiological responses at different ages and with different experiences.

Something can be beautiful without being attractive. Angelina Jolie is an example. My $.02 is that she's extraordinarily beautiful, mildly attractive, and rather frightening to contemplate as a mating commitment.

But we know the old joke:

Money - This Guy Has More Than You

That said, there's also this.

[AMDG&BVMH]

“Pretty girls are (generally) drawn to status, power, and money.”

I submit, based on my experience, not true and still sexist. ; )

I agree, someone might be beautiful and still not attractive / desirable.

I also submit that, despite the “attraction” of a girl or woman to an “outlaw” or “misunderstood bad guy” whom she believes ONLY SHE can save FROM HIMSELF! . . . that the mature woman understands that to be as it actually is: a “fatal attraction.” The mature “pretty girl” avoids such men like the plague. It is a fantasy of those who want to prey on insecure, young pretty girls. Only the insecure girls go for the “bad guy” — looking for love in all the wrong places.

Girls and young women with wonderful fathers, cannot subject themselves to such depredation. The “pretty girls” who do, are insecure, unsure of love, and taken advantage of. Shame on the men who take advantage of them. IMHO! MEN, real men, bikers or not bikers, do not take advantage of girls or women, pretty or otherwise. My father taught me that! ; )