Ask and/or answer the opposite sex... Likes, dislikes, advice, gift ideas, hye, etc
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
Physically - Technically I have good skin, I almost always have a clear complexion. Having said that, I have always hated my freckles (they are very faint now, but I always wanted one-toned skin) **I like freckles on other people, just not mine.
Personality - I am very kind and compassionate
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
Physically - Technically I have good skin, I almost always have a clear complexion. Having said that, I have always hated my freckles (they are very faint now, but I always wanted one-toned skin) **I like freckles on other people, just not mine.
Personality - I am very kind and compassionate
I have freckles tok and hate them. Always have but everyone says they're cute
My best feature are my legs I'm told and I tend to be an always upbeat happy person0 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
Physically - Technically I have good skin, I almost always have a clear complexion. Having said that, I have always hated my freckles (they are very faint now, but I always wanted one-toned skin) **I like freckles on other people, just not mine.
Personality - I am very kind and compassionate
I have freckles tok and hate them. Always have but everyone says they're cute
My best feature are my legs I'm told and I tend to be an always upbeat happy person
I feel you about freckles...people always say they are cute, and I do like them on others (they are adorable!). I just always envied one-toned skin. To me, even when I was a child, I thought they were basically age spots for the young. I always wondered what the difference between "age spots" or "liver spots" and freckles were...sun damage or your skin trying pathetically to defend itself from the sun.0 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
1. Eyes
2. Prudence & groundedness1 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
My eyes
And my sarcastic sense of humor1 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
Probably my shoulders, but I do also like my youthful appearance lol
And my reliability0 -
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.)
IMO deodorant and body wash are all you need.JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
My smile.
I'm very loyal to my family and friends. When my best friend from college lost her mom in December in a car accident, I drove 3 hours after working all day and going on very little sleep to be at the memorial service. I'll do anything for the people I love.
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LittleHearseDriver 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.)
IMO deodorant and body wash are all you need.JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What's your best physical feature...
What's your best personality trait...
My smile.
I'm very loyal to my family and friends. When my best friend from college lost her mom in December in a car accident, I drove 3 hours after working all day and going on very little sleep to be at the memorial service. I'll do anything for the people I love.
Peoples like you are the best kind of peoples.0 -
Question:
for men and women - gender neutral question
Make-up, what is your preference?
- no make-up
- subtle make-up
- precise (heavy) make-up
- other (something I haven't thought of - please specify)
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I personally don't like wearing make-up 'cause I feel like it is something I have to maintain, and think about. If it starts to go a wry, I feel self conscious. However I do like make-up in a perfect situation, like when it is first put on (in real life it can get ugly quick)1
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toned_thugs_n_harmony wrote: »_har_T_Swallow wrote: »
you forgot "with a wide thigh gap and huge back dimples."
For the record... I just want to put it out there, a thigh gap is kinda advantageous when you are a runner (which I am).
I have an unfortunate body type - muffin top and thigh gap - yikes.
I'm not complaining, but want to say that body shaming, whether slim or heavier set is or can be hurtful.
It is quite detrimental to me.
I have stuff to work on, body wise even tho I have never been significantly overweight.
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Favorite type of clothes and hair style on a guy?
Scrubs and a Lab coat.
Hair style? Simple, i don't care about it as long as i can run my fingers through it.0 -
Question:
for men and women - gender neutral question
Make-up, what is your preference?
- no make-up
- subtle make-up
- precise (heavy) make-up
- other (something I haven't thought of - please specify)
I like little to no makeup personally, there's just something about seeing someone as they naturally are. No makeup gives you a vulnerable appearence and I just dig that very much...1 -
I rarely wear make-up because I feel very uncomfortable when I wear it, plus I'm not good at it. It actually makes me feel like it hightlights my flaws.
My theory is if I set the bar low, they can only be impressed and blown away when I do decide to put some on.2 -
Question:
What did you wear to bed last night?0 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question: Would you be upset with your husband for maintaining an open celebrity crush?
Think a Kate Upton poster in the home gym.
Or...
Wanting to go see a certain movie just because he digs Michelle Pfeiffer
Nope. We are pretty laid back and both really flirtatious with others.1 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What did you wear to bed last night?
Pajamas and a smile4 -
Boxers and beauty mask...
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Question:
for men and women - gender neutral question
Make-up, what is your preference?
- no make-up
- subtle make-up
- precise (heavy) make-up
- other (something I haven't thought of - please specify)
gotta go with light, light make-up
nothing is hotter than a women comfortable in her own, natural skin2 -
Question:
for men and women - gender neutral question
Make-up, what is your preference?
- no make-up
- subtle make-up
- precise (heavy) make-up
- other (something I haven't thought of - please specify)
I guess subtle. over made up every day is just too much
Suffice to say if I'm going out I'd step it up and for skating competitions it's full on clown but for every day just a little subtle highlights will suffice1 -
JstTheWayIam wrote: »Question:
What did you wear to bed last night?
Tank top and shorts1 -
Question:
for men and women - gender neutral question
Make-up, what is your preference?
- no make-up
- subtle make-up
- precise (heavy) make-up
- other (something I haven't thought of - please specify)
Most of the time I wear a little powder foundation and mascara. Sometimes nothing at all.
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you forgot "with a wide thigh gap and huge back dimples."
I didn't even realize that thigh gaps and back dimples were even a thing until I came to MFP. But is this supposed to be a bad thing? Like, are we mocking it, now? I love my back dimples. I think they're adorable and you can mock them all you want!
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JstTheWayIam wrote: »Another question I thought of... Father types, which do you prefer?
Raised old school... You win some, you lose some, but you always go hard and never ever cry about it...
New school... Everyone is winner, everyone gets a trophy, heck we don't even keep score
I prefer Old School all the way. The New School stuff it just plain stupid. When I was a kid, you knew if your team won or not. Also, it was embarrassing to get a trophy that said "Most Improved Player," or "Most Hard Working Player." Ewwww, that kitten is just creepy.0 -
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merrysailor88 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »merrysailor88 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »Cutaway_Collar wrote: »Never been to a club. I don't like lap dances. It is disrespectful to my spouse.
This.
Those places are a complete sucker bet.
I have way too much respect for my wife for such behavior.
Right. The only person I care to see naked is my husband.
I started to type: me too !
.....but I really have no desire to see him naked; no offense.
Oh, why not?
I kid I kid
Strip clubs make no sense to me. Why would you want to sit in a room full of people and watch other people get naked and dance, pay money for it and yet not be able to do more than just look at it all.....
I agree, it seems like just a way to get frustrated. If you go to one of those clubs what are you going to do after? Your out some money and you are still heading home to the internet with a mouse in one hand and a tiger in the other. I just don't get it. Plus, I would be embarrass to be seen going in our out of one.
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So, I feel like I am the first girl to ask a question...
What do you guys you prefer aesthetically:
- slim figure
- skinny figure
- balanced figure
- muscular figure
- full figure
- or a disproportionate top and/or bottom figure?
Balanced for sure. I like the curves in all the right places. I don't get the over skinny stuff (though I have dated skinny girls before).0 -
Another question:
Do you have a height preference at all?
No height preference. I am 6' 3" so I've mostly dated women shorter than myself. I've never dated a woman taller than myself, but I think it would be awesome. At least when I think of some tall women that I've known in the past that I wish I would have dated.0
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