<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

I'm frustrated and would love some insight. 

Background: I'm 29, attractive, tall, fun, passionate, intelligent, ethically and morally grounded, educated at a graduate level and I don't take myself too seriously. I'm also a pretty traditional woman, though I think progressively and can understand both sides of an argument. 

I am over dating, I'd love to find my "someone". However, 90% of the guys I meet only like certain parts of my dynamic personality. For some, it's my appearance and traditional femininity. For others, it's my intelligence, mental sparing and adventurous energy. However, the struggle comes once these attributes combine with my sense of humor. I'm naturally goofy and fun-loving, but I've been told that "I should be more serious", and "stop being so goofy", and "your demeanor is not very sexy". 

It hurts. I hate masking a part of who I am in order to appease who I am with. I'd love someone who appreciates all the facets of my personality. I don't understand why someone would want seriousness all the time (and I can be serious when necessary, I just prefer to laugh). 

I'm very well aware that my sample size is small (especially given my region).  But I'd love to hear from some of the guys here. Is a woman with a fun-loving personality really a huge turnoff? 

Thank you!
<bot>: I try to date, I have a lot to offer. However, I keep receiving feedback (verbally and non-verbally) that my fun-loving/goofy sense of humor is an unacceptable part of the package.