That takes effort for most guys (took OP 2 years before getting decent results). You can line guys up by physical attractiveness or general attractiveness, you'd still end up with the hypothetical results I described.
As for me personally, I also wanted an "equal" relationship, where we're both contributing the same amount and initiating the same, etc. Sexual attraction hinges on the dynamic between masculinity and femininity, and I'm not that masculine, nor do I want to be.
Basically, I want to be considered sexually attractive by a partner, but don't want to change to meet the sexual standards of most women.
EDIT: It was a good read, though.