Originally posted by dusken
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What's with all this impressing bullxxxx?
Alright, women have been known to be the ones who need to be impressed by a man. I think it's the other way around. You see this in their clothes, their hair, their make-up...everything. We are all a bunch of idiots...marching to the same competitive drumbeat. We try to out-do eachother in hopes of our Prince f*ckin Charming to come riding in on his horse and carry us off to his palace...LMAO! Can't you see that men don't care about things like that? A real man can see beyond all the fake hair & fake nails & fake breasts..ok maybe not the breasts....But anywho, why try to impress?
The same goes for guys who try to impress girls. Unless you are buying her flowers, and cherishing her out of the goodness of your heart (HIGHLY UNLIKELY), then you need to WAKE UP! If a girl is only going to be happy with you when she sees you with a dozen roses in your hand, then she is NOT going to be a good partner, wife, mother, or role-model for your kids...Instead, you should be yourself and let the women appreciate you for all that you are, and not some made-up macho man.
This reminds me of the pandas. During mating season, the female panda rubs her asss on the grass, which lets out this sticky smelly goo, to let the male know that she's ready. Now THIS is what I call impressing
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I, for one, am turned-off if I feel a girl is not being honest about herself. I do not like make-up, hair coloring, jewlery, tanning, fake breasts (I do not consider myself a "breast guy"), etc. The lack of confidence associated with these is unappealing.
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Originally posted by duskenI, for one, am turned-off if I feel a girl is not being honest about herself. I do not like make-up, hair coloring, jewlery, tanning, fake breasts (I do not consider myself a "breast guy"), etc. The lack of confidence associated with these is unappealing.
As much as I hate to say this ...APRES!
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Originally posted by duskenI, for one, am turned-off if I feel a girl is not being honest about herself. I do not like make-up, hair coloring, jewlery, tanning, fake breasts (I do not consider myself a "breast guy"), etc. The lack of confidence associated with these is unappealing.
OK. Just want to ask the guys something. A lot of guys just like to have fun with crazy wild girls, but they marry the type of girl dusken just described or just somewhat good girls. True or false?I see...
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The girl I described can be fun and wild like anyone else. As a matter of fact she can potentially be very naughty.
Anyway, it depends on what someone wants at any given time in ones life. If you just want sex, you find people that satisfy that desire. They may not be desirable beyond that. Some people may be uncomfortable with entirely superficial relationships but it can be just the right thing for others. However, I feel that if you are to marry somebody, that person must be sexually compatible with you and will not snuff your ability to have fun in the manner you would like. You will probably get wildly varying answers from men to that question because men are not all the same. Also, what should be factored in is the whole "the grass is greener on the otherside" idea.
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Originally posted by patlajanI'm refering to the mindless search for happiness.
It seems that you are suggesting that people should stop searching for their preferred partners (which you call "mindless", since it doesn't exist), and instead concentrate on plucking to multiply. Am I understanding this correctly?
And next, what the heck do you really consider "bliss on tap"?
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Originally posted by duskenI, for one, am turned-off if I feel a girl is not being honest about herself. I do not like make-up, hair coloring, jewlery, tanning, fake breasts (I do not consider myself a "breast guy"), etc. The lack of confidence associated with these is unappealing.
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Originally posted by anileveThen fortunately for you, we won't get along. Oh wait, we don't already. Do go on preaching your fairy tales.
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