What turns a man on most about a woman?

Men like to say they're turned on by the body. And yes, visual stimulation works lightning fast—but it quickly fades if there's nothing behind it. The real spark arises when a woman maintains balance: she shows interest without giving in; she's gentle without dissipating; she can be bold without losing her sense of play.
It's not availability that turns a man on, but the right to choose that a woman retains.
Not playing hard to get, but a natural confidence: "You can't have me just because you want me. But you can—if you meet my desires."
A woman who knows her worth doesn't make sudden movements. She can smile so hard that a man forgets what she was about to say. She can answer briefly, but in such a way that he hangs on every word.
She doesn't try to be perfect. She lives in the moment. And a man feels it in his bones—her spontaneity, her freedom, her ability to maintain the intrigue without nerves or pressure. And most importantly, she's not afraid of a man's desire. She meets it with her gaze.
But here's the question: is a man ready for a woman who fears neither his strength nor his weakness?
Would you be drawn to such a woman?