Ask and/or answer the opposite sex... Likes, dislikes, advice, gift ideas, hye, etc
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Okay next Question:
What do you think is sexier...
Dinner for 2 at a nice place...
Watching him change your breaks...
Brakes. Just like he thinks its sexy when I change the oil in his truck.2 -
ValleyHooper wrote: »JstTheWayIam wrote: »ValleyHooper wrote: »I like taller men as well, but I am 5'11" and over 6 ft in heels.
6'3" -6'5" is an awesome height! However, I dated someone that was 6'8" before and that was also interesting. 
5'11"...
That's a lot of woman...
I am all legs!ValleyHooper wrote: »JstTheWayIam wrote: »ValleyHooper wrote: »I like taller men as well, but I am 5'11" and over 6 ft in heels. 6'3" -6'5" is an awesome height! However, I dated someone that was 6'8" before and that was also interesting.
5'11"...
That's a lot of woman...
I am all legs!
I'm about 5'8", maybe a bit all, and learned last time we did measurements for skating dresses I'm not proportionate and my height is in my legs. Makes buying pants tough.
I'm used to being the tall one in a group cause I like wearing heels.
Same here. I'm 5'8. Hate to pants shop. I like tall guys bc they dont mind if I wear my beloved heels. LOL1 -
LittleHearseDriver wrote: »What's your idea of the perfect date?
One that ends that ends after lunch the next day...
A nice upscale dinner with live music, then a movie with wine and dark chocolate and the lights off at home (the 10 commandments is my favorite movie ever), an early morning run, watch the sun rise, shakes and fruit, a farmers market would be awesome, a shower than lunch somewhere down town outside...
That's my ideal date anyhow2 -
My ideal date is anything that involves music, booze, and the beach.3
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Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)1 -
LittleHearseDriver wrote: »What's your idea of the perfect date?
Perfect date would be with someone I really liked being around, what we were doing wouldn't matter that much
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Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)
It all depends. Different scents smell totally different on different people. Wow, how many times can I say the word different in a sentence geez. ... Anyways... I really like Eternity. I am sure Dior smells amazing as well.1 -
ValleyHooper wrote: »Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)
It all depends. Different scents smell totally different on different people. Wow, how many times can I say the word different in a sentence geez. ... Anyways... I really like Eternity. I am sure Dior smells amazing as well.
It's ok. I said "but" three times in the same sentence. So I went back and edited. Still twice. Twice is nice.2 -
Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)
I prefer very minimally scented products of any kind. Often scented products give me a headache and make my eyes water. Just be clean, I like a mild shampoo scent!
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Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)
I prefer very minimally scented products of any kind. Often scented products give me a headache and make my eyes water. Just be clean, I like a mild shampoo scent!
This. I will get a tickly nose from some scents or a rash. Just clean smelling please0 -
Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)
I prefer very minimally scented products of any kind. Often scented products give me a headache and make my eyes water. Just be clean, I like a mild shampoo scent!
Dr. Bronners castile soap at the proper level of dilution. Check.2 -
Guys do stretchmarks on a woman's body disgust you?
Many women are very sensitive and paranoid when it comes to that. I have marks myself, also a few deep marks from an external fixator that was attached to my pelvis at one time. The marks from the external fixator remind me how lucky I am to be alive..... however, my stretchmarks have always bothered me. I loathe them.
I'd like to get them covered with some ink, but have heard mixed reactions about how well tattoos can or can't cover stretchmarks. 1 -
ValleyHooper wrote: »Guys do stretchmarks on a woman's body disgust you?
Many women are very sensitive and paranoid when it comes to that. I have marks myself, also a few deep marks from an external fixator that was attached to my pelvis at one time. The marks from the external fixator remind me how lucky I am to be alive..... however, my stretchmarks have always bothered me. I loathe them. I'd like to get them covered with some ink, but have heard mixed reactions about how well tattoos can or can't cover stretchmarks.
They do not bother me at all... In fact I have them as well, so if she has them too, I don't really need to worry too much about what she thinks of mine
Aside from that, my own scars and excessive skin bother me much more than hers ever would...2 -
ValleyHooper wrote: »Guys do stretchmarks on a woman's body disgust you?
Many women are very sensitive and paranoid when it comes to that. I have marks myself, also a few deep marks from an external fixator that was attached to my pelvis at one time. The marks from the external fixator remind me how lucky I am to be alive..... however, my stretchmarks have always bothered me. I loathe them. I'd like to get them covered with some ink, but have heard mixed reactions about how well tattoos can or can't cover stretchmarks.
I wouldn't worry about them. They can be a badge of honor.
I once dated a girl who was almost killed in an automobile accident; she had some pretty serious scars.
It didn't matter to me in the least. Scars have better stories than tattoos.5 -
Yea, I was in a car accident as well. T-Boned on the drivers side ( I was the driver). I had to be air lifted from Montana to a special trauma hospital in Seattle. Talk about an expensive medical bill.
Behold my busted up pelvis. I also had broken ribs and a collapsed lung... fun times.
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ValleyHooper wrote: »Guys do stretchmarks on a woman's body disgust you?
Many women are very sensitive and paranoid when it comes to that. I have marks myself, also a few deep marks from an external fixator that was attached to my pelvis at one time. The marks from the external fixator remind me how lucky I am to be alive..... however, my stretchmarks have always bothered me. I loathe them. I'd like to get them covered with some ink, but have heard mixed reactions about how well tattoos can or can't cover stretchmarks.
Not even in the slightest. I can't speak for most men, but I say that stretch marks are kind of sexy. That said I try to be sensitive to the fact they are there....as you said many women are paranoid...it's not a subject I want to cause tension. So I leave it alone. If she brings it up, then I reassure her if she is insecure.
***And throwing this out there...men have stretch marks too...I know it's a different ball game for us when it comes to this subject, but skin types and elasticity don't discriminate based on gender. I have a nice set of stretch marks across my belly that light up like a christmas tree when the sun hits them just right.***5 -
Most men only care that you have boobs and an *kitten* - they don't care much about what we perceive as our faults.
Personality flaws are the ones that turn me off...
If she's rude to the waitress, or the help staff, or has no humility, or thinks the world revolves around her, or lacks compassion for less fortunate... I'm gone and never looking back, even if it's Candice Swanepoel herself...3 -
@fidycixer find someone that will kiss them all. I saw your before and after pics and you have done a tremendous job. You look great!!!0
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Most men only care that you have boobs and an *kitten* - they don't care much about what we perceive as our faults.
Personality flaws are the ones that turn me off...
If she's rude to the waitress, or the help staff, or has no humility, or thinks the world revolves around her, or lacks compassion for less fortunate... I'm gone and never looking back, even if it's Candice Swanepoel herself...
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See.... I am no good at asking questions. Sorry.
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Most men only care that you have boobs and an *kitten* - they don't care much about what we perceive as our faults.
Personality flaws are the ones that turn me off...
If she's rude to the waitress, or the help staff, or has no humility, or thinks the world revolves around her, or lacks compassion for less fortunate... I'm gone and never looking back, even if it's Candice Swanepoel herself...
I agree 100%. I do not care how good someone looks if they are rude, cocky, obnoxious, etc then good bye.1 -
Ladies...do you prefer cologne, aftershave, or other scented sundries? If so, is there a specific scent or style? And do you prefer it strong, medium, mild?
I personally wear Fahrenheit by Dior. Very sparingly, but enough that it will be noticed up close, but not more than my arm's length away. (it's a very delicate balancing act to be tasteful yet smell good.)
I hate, hate, hate cologne. It's the biggest turn off to me. Most man perfumes smell irritating, overbearing and just awful. Just a clean, natural scent is best. And by that I mean a guy who showers regularly with a mildly scented soap, and uses a low-key (not too strongly scented) deodorant is most attractive, IMO. And if his body puts out the right mix of hormones/pheromones, his natural scent is super attractive. My husband smells amazing! I just want to be near him and breathe him in all the time. Why cover that up with nasty, artificial stink?
But if you do insist on it, keep it mild, so you don't burn the eyes and lungs of innocent bystanders. I like how you say you use it very sparingly. This is good. It could be OK when used as a subtle enhancement.
This is just my opinion, though. I'm sure there are tons of ladies who like cologne. Plus, I believe there are some good colognes out there, but I just haven't smelled them yet. Too much AXE is being used at maximum dose, drowning out everything else...
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subcounter wrote: »JstTheWayIam wrote: »Most men only care that you have boobs and an *kitten* - they don't care much about what we perceive as our faults.
Personality flaws are the ones that turn me off...
If she's rude to the waitress, or the help staff, or has no humility, or thinks the world revolves around her, or lacks compassion for less fortunate... I'm gone and never looking back, even if it's Candice Swanepoel herself...
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Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...0 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
My bum and my sense of humour.
Nice...
I'm going to say my calves and my manners0 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
My bum and my sense of humour.
Nice...
I'm going to say my calves and my manners
Not your arms...? Because those are pretty good.
thanks, I appreciate you saying so...
Honestly, I'm more impressed with my calves I've been running for a few years now and just like how they've turned out...
Haven't had the pleasure of seeing your peach but if your hips are any indication, I'm sure it's an impressive piece of work...
But I would have said your hair and face... And abs 1 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
1. My Burrito
2. Sometimes I'm willing to share
sometimes1 -
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