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While every rule has some exceptions, most men still only choose to be friends with women they find physically attractive.
Their friendship may only be platonic, but the rule works more often than not.
Why does it happen?
Physical attraction is a natural and instinctive aspect of human relationships.
When men find women physically attractive, it can create initial interest or intrigue, which may motivate them to pursue a friendship.
Society often places value on physical attractiveness, and individuals may feel a sense of validation or social acceptance when they are seen with someone considered attractive.
Befriending women they find attractive might be driven, in part, by the desire to enhance their own social image or self-esteem.
Men may seek friendships with women they find attractive because they believe these qualities can offer emotional and social support, as well as different perspectives and insights.
In some cases, men may develop a friendship with a woman they find attractive with the hope or possibility of it evolving into a romantic relationship.
They may see friendship as a way to build a connection and get to know the person better before exploring a potential romantic involvement.