Lttg said:I agree, it would be difficult to enlighten you but i thought I'd try anyway.
kis123 said:If you want to continue this, we can go around the world if you choose to; you're well within your right to do so. If I haven't made my point clear to you by now, I guess it never will be.
summerdaez said:Do you think we're happy with guys who don't bother, have guts the size of Texas and attitudes more suited for a braying jackass?
kis123 said:You couldn't possibly be serious.😕
summerdaez said:And then men wonder...
Why is it that we women have to be "made-up", in the most perfect shape, and "beautiful" for you all to be satisfied? Do women not have intelligence, character and personality, as well as "pretty feet"?
No one is saying basic hygiene isn't important. Of course it is, and those who don't practice cleanliness are sloppy. But it works on both ends, fellas.
Do you think we're happy with guys who don't bother, have guts the size of Texas and attitudes more suited for a braying jackass?
How dare you all? Seriously. I've seen pigs with more class.
Lttg said:You're sitting there, so sure you're 100% right, and you're condemming me for also being so sure im 100% right... that's a lesson in irony right there.
Look at it this way, my girlfriend is pretty, and I'd go as far out on a limb as to say shes pretty by anyones standards. Are you saying that because I didn't chose to go out with a less attractive girl, and that because i waited until i met a pretty girl that I liked, I'm immature? Because that's pretty much what it sounds like.
You are labouring under a mis-apprehension i feel. You seem to be suggesting that I would go out with a pretty girl even if she had a terrible personality. I'm afraid not. For me to want to date a girl she has to be attractive clear to the bone. I won't date horrible girls, and by the same token i won't date unattractive girls. I go for quality AND substance, it's called having standards, and you trying to call me shallow for that will fall on deaf ears 🙂
tricham said:There is a female at my job who has a sexy laugh, flawless feet, & likes me. the problem is she is not in the least attractive, to me anyway. Her feet beg to be tickled. She'd probably even let me tape it. But how to get intimate like that & not have her get too attached is kinda tricky.
Any suggestions?![]()
Morpheus72 said:...and got bored out of my skull![]()
First of all, let's stop this "all men this..." or "all women this..." stuff. That's just silly.
Some men only date skinny women. Some women only date rich men. Some men only date women with attractive faces and bodies. Some women only date tall men. Some women want their men to be gamers. Some men want their women to like golf.
What does this mean? It means, as we learned in second grade, we're all different, and our preferences are different, too. It's not going to change!
People wear make-up (yes, men do too, nowadays). People go to gyms (yes, women do too, nowadays). People try to attract others by wearing slinky clothes and high heels (mostly women, I'd wager). People try to attract others by showing off expensive watches (mostly men, I'd wager).
And you know what? Others *don't* do these things, preferring instead to stay how they are.
Throughout my dating life, I've met wonderful women who I know I couldn't date. On the other hand, there have been women that have made me weak in the knees who wouldn't give me the time of day. You learn that that's just how it is.
In the end, most of us out there who are social, make an effort, and are aware of what we want in a partner will wind up happy. But what and who we like, that stuff is reasonably hard-wired into us. Being called shallow, wonderful, gold-digging, obtuse, or enlightened is not going to change that. People like what they like -- it's one of the things that makes us human.
Morph
A mutual respect developed in time. Take time out to get all the facts b4 you even "assume" someone might be shallow. ASS U MEGoodieluver said:light switch or bag or drop several grand for surgery if yer that shallow
Yeah, I noticed. I think I started up again when I read the first post and posted.isabeau said:now that is one smart answer..very well done..i couldn't agree more..
also this thread was started like last year...i'm sure Tricham has gotten all the advice he needs or cares to hear by now..