What do American women find attractive about British men?

[Arvaos]

Why do so many of them fawn over British boys like Harry Styles?

Is it the accent?

[jimbalayajones]

The teeth...The groovy teeth man...Yeah baby!... ;)

[brain stew]

British men are easier to defeat than American ones.

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

Their cuisine and their women made the British man one of the best sailors.

[xAlphaStarOmegax]

I'm a woman who is not a fan of the accent. Sorry.

[Delta]

The Brits are famous for their Fish N' Chips. There's nothing like a British woman who smells like Fish N' Chips. The smell of deep fryer oil is a huge turn on.

[76561199094198998]

fashion, like elbow pads. the hat. those little jackets and big pants and things. the coy phrasing.

[BunnieBealla]

randomly saw this video but it sums up what I imagine pertaining to the topic uwu
https://youtube.com/shorts/MuGCx_S2S3w?si=tnlsu4FRt8YpFHl_

[☮ne✟rue𝓢ax☯n]

It's the accent, and the fact we don't need firearms to get it up!

[Dwolfin]

It's conceivable that a woman might be intrigued by the unique contours within a British man's oral cavity, where teeth may protrude at varying angles. Such distinctive features could indeed contribute to an unconventional potentially stimulating experience during cunnilingus.

[76561199094198998]

well, look, when I was a little girl this man with a cockney accent and a curt manner and a kind heart was my babysitter. and he'd take me on walks and things, occasionally give me a lecture about respect when he went over to intimidate someone who was giving me the wrong kind of looks as a little girl, you know. Wore the hat, had big pants, wore a tiny jacket-vest. whole nine yards.

but one day this other man with a cockney accent came up and they got real tense and there was an argument about a job and somethin that hadn't exactly gone right in the distant past some 20 odd years ago which had resulted in the new man's family being killed now, and he believed him when he said he didn't do it but it was obvious he just couldn't really be sure so he shot him.

and like he kneeled down and went now, i want you to understand this had nothing to do with you and you couldn't have done anything, and I understand the trauma that this must have just caused you because I could tell that you and that man loved eachother very much. but I had to do that, to be sure. and I hope that there's no lingering animosity between us, but I understand if there is because I've had a lot of similar things happen to me growing up. mostly, I just want you to know there's no reason to blame yourself in any way for what just happened. it's not your fault, even if you could have done something. then he left and I saw him dead on a barge a couple hours later. seemed like he didn't finish tying up loose ends all the way.

so I find the accent a little bit worrisome, like I'm going to be drawn into something that leaves me traumatized for life. psuedo-rational fear but, eh not really.

[Candyy]

No idea, I am not american 🤷‍♀️