A question for the ladies

StarvingDiva

ur "idea of casual wear" and use of "blue-collar" make u sound like a douche

p.s.
on the off chance that u arent one, you could rub the tips of ur 'stache and say "i mustache you a question" all the time

In such a need of a like button

GnochhiGnomes

I don't like to dress badly. This is my idea of "casual" wear. I just don't currently have the money to restructure my wardrobe at this point in time. Next year, I will actually have income.



edit: You can add a variety of different styles of hat on top of my head as well.

Nice.

rlmadrid

I dislike facial hair, but I love your audacious choice. It's not a "meh" kind of moustache.

This! I can handle some scruff but the dirt-stache can be a buzz-kill. However, I can appreciate the badassery of such a moustache and I will require pictures.

chivalryder

ur "idea of casual wear" and use of "blue-collar" make u sound like a douche

p.s.
on the off chance that u arent one, you could rub the tips of ur 'stache and say "i mustache you a question" all the time

Yeah, I can honestly see myself slipping into a role of "rich snob"...













I'm ok with that.

A douche, however, I would have to disagree:

"1. Douche

a word to describe an individual who has shown themself to be very brainless in one way or another, thus comparing them to the cleansing product for vaginas."

How does one calling clothing "casual dress" show him to be "brainless"?

Anyway... back to the thread.

rlmadrid

ur "idea of casual wear" and use of "blue-collar" make u sound like a douche

p.s.
on the off chance that u arent one, you could rub the tips of ur 'stache and say "i mustache you a question" all the time

"I moustache you a question, but I'll shave it for later"

chivalryder

I dislike facial hair, but I love your audacious choice. It's not a "meh" kind of moustache.

This! I can handle some scruff but the dirt-stache can be a buzz-kill. However, I can appreciate the badassery of such a moustache and I will require pictures.

I will be documenting the progress. Add me if you want to be kept up to date.

JBV321

Mustaches are good, but the one in the picture? I don't know about that. lol

geonbaeLeilee

Totally not a facial hair person (I seriously have a fear of facial hair... and back hair *shudders* Okay, excessive body hair is the devil!), but if that mustache makes you happy, go for it!

7funnygirl7

Hey! I live like 20 mins away from you..... maybe we could meet in person and I can tell you the truth if you should or should not have that stache?.... :bigsmile:

Don't mind her, she's drunk this evening :laugh:


No really. As a skunk.

I am not! I am just feelin' really good.. I honestly do live only 20 mins from him!

I'm sure you do! Have you made it to the 3rd bottle yet or still nursing the 2nd?

Done the second..maybe on to the 3rd...LOL

MelissaZumbaLuv

only if it is part of a goatee....otherwise no!

LosingWeight4Good

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Ejean you said earlier that "The "feminine" world is the society's belief that men should now have a clean face and no body hair at all. Various other things too, but those are the points relative to this thread. Beards, mustaches, and chest hair are apparently a big no-no these days."
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Awwww Those big no-nos are SO nice and manly. You are a man. Rock the facial hair. Keep your chest hair. Proudly display that...um...adam's apple.

RealWomenLovePitbulls

ur "idea of casual wear" and use of "blue-collar" make u sound like a douche

p.s.
on the off chance that u arent one, you could rub the tips of ur 'stache and say "i mustache you a question" all the time

Yeah, I can honestly see myself slipping into a role of "rich snob"...












I'm ok with that.

A douche, however, I would have to disagree:

"1. Douche

a word to describe an individual who has shown themself to be very brainless in one way or another, thus comparing them to the cleansing product for vaginas."

How does one calling clothing "casual dress" show him to be "brainless"?

Anyway... back to the thread.

the fact that u just looked up the definition perhaps?? brainless in the way that if u want to get "beautiful women" you should probably try to have a decent personality.
also, your casual wear seems quite different than what you claim, judging by your pics, and saying blue collar like they are below you just makes you sound like a jerk.

I hope you got the rich part of "rich snob" right cuz you're gonna have to pay people to hang out with you unless you get a better attitude.

curvymomo3

love it very steampunk! Then again I love facial hair! expecially a goatee or even a beard if it is well groomed and not homeless looking LOL I say go for it!

HellsKells

Pornstache or nostache.

chivalryder

ur "idea of casual wear" and use of "blue-collar" make u sound like a douche

p.s.
on the off chance that u arent one, you could rub the tips of ur 'stache and say "i mustache you a question" all the time

Yeah, I can honestly see myself slipping into a role of "rich snob"...












I'm ok with that.

A douche, however, I would have to disagree:

"1. Douche

a word to describe an individual who has shown themself to be very brainless in one way or another, thus comparing them to the cleansing product for vaginas."

How does one calling clothing "casual dress" show him to be "brainless"?

Anyway... back to the thread.

the fact that u just looked up the definition perhaps?? brainless in the way that if u want to get "beautiful women" you should probably try to have a decent personality.
also, your casual wear seems quite different than what you claim, judging by your pics, and saying blue collar like they are below you just makes you sound like a jerk.

I hope you got the rich part of "rich snob" right cuz you're gonna have to pay people to hang out with you unless you get a better attitude.

I looked up the definition because I wanted an official source to make it clear what the definition is. That way, I would be able to support my argument with more strength. To not look up and post the definition would be foolish, because then you would be able to trample over anything I said. If you like, I could post the URL of the source, to back up my argument even more.

As for my attitude and wanting to be as attractive as beautiful women? What's wrong with wanting to be attractive? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, not what society dictates. Frankly, most women that people consider "beautiful" (i.e. supermodels, runway models, babewatch girls) I don't find attractive at all. It's all a matter of opinion. I just want to be more comfortable in my own skin so I can feel more confident when approaching women I see as beautiful.

My attitude is fine the way it is. Clearly you have a problem with sophisticated men. I happen to like to dress well, I just don't have access to the clothing I would prefer to be wearing at this time (starving college student). When I am making money, which will be soon, my wardrobe will be getting a significant upgrade. Something my attitude does not require.

Why do I feel like my attitude doesn't need an upgrade? Because I couldn't give a crap about what one stuck-up b*tch can say to be on a dinky little forum online. You've never met me, so who the heck are you to judge what I am like? Clearly you have some issues of your own, otherwise you would have just written the one post and left it at that. For some bizarre reason, you decided to come back to this thread to try to bust my balls some more. I really have to question your motives.

If you come back again, you're just proving to me that you have issues yourself. There's no reason why you should feel the need to respond to this post.

Now, why am I responding to you? This is my thread. I created it, it's focused around me. If I didn't say anything, then everyone else who is reading it would feel like they should judge me negatively in some way. I'm writing this to defend myself in the public light.

So please, untie the knot in your panties and back off. I don't take any BS from anyone. Oh, and I won't be bothered to write something like this again. If you do respond to this, you're just a small woman with nothing better to do with her time than to troll forums and write *kitten* about other people.

Now, back to the thread...

ohmariposa

I like the scruffy look but not a solo mustache ....

lshaunessy

Never really liked a mustache alone, if my man is going to sport facial hair, it would have to be a well trimmed goatee(hubby has this) or a closely trimmed beard.

DaniKenmir

If you're not tom sellec dont.

rlmadrid

ur "idea of casual wear" and use of "blue-collar" make u sound like a douche

p.s.
on the off chance that u arent one, you could rub the tips of ur 'stache and say "i mustache you a question" all the time

Yeah, I can honestly see myself slipping into a role of "rich snob"...












I'm ok with that.

A douche, however, I would have to disagree:

"1. Douche

a word to describe an individual who has shown themself to be very brainless in one way or another, thus comparing them to the cleansing product for vaginas."

How does one calling clothing "casual dress" show him to be "brainless"?

Anyway... back to the thread.

the fact that u just looked up the definition perhaps?? brainless in the way that if u want to get "beautiful women" you should probably try to have a decent personality.
also, your casual wear seems quite different than what you claim, judging by your pics, and saying blue collar like they are below you just makes you sound like a jerk.

I hope you got the rich part of "rich snob" right cuz you're gonna have to pay people to hang out with you unless you get a better attitude.

I looked up the definition because I wanted an official source to make it clear what the definition is. That way, I would be able to support my argument with more strength. To not look up and post the definition would be foolish, because then you would be able to trample over anything I said. If you like, I could post the URL of the source, to back up my argument even more.

As for my attitude and wanting to be as attractive as beautiful women? What's wrong with wanting to be attractive? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, not what society dictates. Frankly, most women that people consider "beautiful" (i.e. supermodels, runway models, babewatch girls) I don't find attractive at all. It's all a matter of opinion. I just want to be more comfortable in my own skin so I can feel more confident when approaching women I see as beautiful.

My attitude is fine the way it is. Clearly you have a problem with sophisticated men. I happen to like to dress well, I just don't have access to the clothing I would prefer to be wearing at this time (starving college student). When I am making money, which will be soon, my wardrobe will be getting a significant upgrade. Something my attitude does not require.

Why do I feel like my attitude doesn't need an upgrade? Because I couldn't give a crap about what one stuck-up b*tch can say to be on a dinky little forum online. You've never met me, so who the heck are you to judge what I am like? Clearly you have some issues of your own, otherwise you would have just written the one post and left it at that. For some bizarre reason, you decided to come back to this thread to try to bust my balls some more. I really have to question your motives.

If you come back again, you're just proving to me that you have issues yourself. There's no reason why you should feel the need to respond to this post.

Now, why am I responding to you? This is my thread. I created it, it's focused around me. If I didn't say anything, then everyone else who is reading it would feel like they should judge me negatively in some way. I'm writing this to defend myself in the public light.

So please, untie the knot in your panties and back off. I don't take any BS from anyone. Oh, and I won't be bothered to write something like this again. If you do respond to this, you're just a small woman with nothing better to do with her time than to troll forums and write *kitten* about other people.

Now, back to the thread...

harrisaman

Oh my.....That is so NOT attractive!