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Noah Centineo has become our official internet boyfriend the moment we saw his adorable face in To All The Boys I've Loved Before. Because he was such a hit as the male lead, Netflix decided to cast him in almost every teen rom-com on the platform until it became a running joke on the internet. Nonetheless, he's still as loveable as always and has been seriously moving up in his career lately. He recently got cast as Atom Smasher opposite Dwayne Johnson in Black Adam, and Twitter is all over it. Check out this week's thirstiest tweets for Netflix's leading man below. 

You've heard of the notorious catfish on social media and dating apps, but what about men who hatfish? For those of you who haven't heard of the term, let me enlighten you. Urban Dictionary defines hat fishing as a practice in which a man purposely deceives a potential romantic partner by wearing a hat to hide his rapidly receding hairline or completely bald head. It's like the male version of women being accused of wearing too much makeup in order to hide how they really look. The women of Twitter have recently become very wary of men practice this kind of dirty deception, and have taken to the platform to call them out. Scroll down for the best 'hatfishing' tweets this week. 

Let's be honest; when it comes to men and women, no one has a clue what the other sex is thinking. Both assume they have some sort of insight into the others' psyche, especially when it comes to what the other finds attractive. But the reality is, it's all a guessing game and each is as clueless as the other. It's like the blind leading the blind. Thankfully, a recent Reddit thread asking men to share the things that women think turn guys on, but aren't as attractive or sexy as women think they are has shed some much-needed light into the brains of the male population. Feel free to take that with a handful pinch of sarcasm. Women, take note because you're about to enter the holy grail of man code. 

When it comes to attraction in a relationship, it comes down to so much more than physical looks. Personality, character traits, mannerisms, and overall persona all contribute to the way you feel about your partner and whether or not they are the person you want to build a future with, or not. Here are some things that people found to be total turn-offs, and the straw that broke the camel's back when it came to being attracted to their partners, and 

It's a well-known concept that we are always our own harshest critics — we become self-conscious of things that we think are glaringly obvious to other people, which, in reality, no one notices. Usually, we become more aware of this when we are around members of the opposite sex. Whether it's something about our appearance, our personality, or our actions, the chances are that you have convinced yourself of this "unattractive quality" that doesn't exist. An AskReddit thread challenged women to list the things that they found attractive in men but that men don't find attractive about themselves, and the responses show how little people notice the things that we are self-conscious about.