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What's YOUR weakness when it comes to the opposite gender?
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whitney_riffic wrote: »... break me off a piece of that!
...Kit-Kat barrrrr.....1 -
An innocence to their attractiveness. That *kitten* cracks me every time. (says in a Negan voice)
Seriously if you don't know you're sexy or cute, that is like *bam* she my kinda girl!
That was my Fiancée all those years ago!0 -
Red hair, not light orange but red.0
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Only half way there LMFAO1
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Tall, strong, good looking with good manners only.
Poor mannered men are not attractive even if they're absolutely gorgeous. If he doesn't open my car door, he can be a superstar, I lose any interest.0 -
Slender ankles. Pretty old-fashioned, I know, but I'm originally from Utah. We're pretty sheltered there.1
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Available.
Low standards.
Daddy issues.1 -
Just them being the opposit gender3
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An appreciation of midgets
Strong hands
Likes being called Daddy1 -
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LOL! Those are some mighty fine looking sister wives. Good child-bearing hips. So glad I didn't grow up in a cult.3
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Sarcasm and silliness.
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Awesome!!1 -
whitney_riffic wrote: »A man with sexual prowess... break me off a piece of that!
This goes both ways...
Nothing sexier than sex, to be sure...a woman who tests the boundaries, with a large sexual appetite, the confidence to ask for what she needs, the skills to give as good as she gets, and the ability to leave me as breathless and exhausted as I leave her.
If she whips up a decent breakfast the next morning, that's good, too!0 -
...for the longest time it was as simple as a heartbeat! Now that I am over the hill I have a much deeper appreciation for the more complex aspects of women. I am not a complex guy to be certain.0
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...for the longest time it was as simple as a heartbeat! Now that I am over the hill I have a much deeper appreciation for the more complex aspects of women. I am not a complex guy to be certain.
@Scottyp65, I don't know anything about hills, but in passing conversations regarding women, I have frequently told my younger male co-workers and acquaintances that some things require the stamina, enthusiasm and impulsiveness of youth, but some things require the patience, understanding and finesse that only an accumulation of experience can bring...
As far as complexity goes, I agree that there is nothing more complex than the emotional and sexual depth of a woman...0 -
Because of the paragraph above I thought for a moment that you were about to go somewhere very different with that.
Megan, dear...there are miles and miles of road to go down before we ever get to whips...1 -
vikinglander wrote: »
Megan, dear...there are miles and miles of road to go down before we ever get to whips...
Miles of road?
For Megan, I would take a shortcut; I damn sure would.1 -
happilymegan wrote: »I don't really have a type when it comes to looks.
But confidence, intelligence and a kind heart really get me.
*kicks puppy*
I'm out.1 -
vikinglander wrote: »
@Scottyp65, I don't know anything about hills, but in passing conversations regarding women, I have frequently told my younger male co-workers and acquaintances that some things require the stamina, enthusiasm and impulsiveness of youth, but some things require the patience, understanding and finesse that only an accumulation of experience can bring...
As far as complexity goes, I agree that there is nothing more complex than the emotional and sexual depth of a woman...
Complex is defined in most dictionaries as; Women.0 -
gottabeeleighv wrote: »
I Resemble this statement
Yes, yes you do:-)2 -
The beautiful women here
They are my weakness1 -
Vulnerable....I have always been drawn to people who need taking care of1
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Motorsheen wrote: »
OK...miles of satin sheets? Mink pillows? Persian rugs? A Twister mat and a bottle of Mazola?0 -
vikinglander wrote: »
OK...miles of satin sheets? Mink pillows? Persian rugs? A Twister mat and a bottle of Mazola?
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gottabeeleighv wrote: »Traps....and ink.......oh and a strong back.....and then there are strong quads. Ok, muscles overall....and a nice smile.....they can make me laugh. OK, Christopher Hemsworth. I want Christopher Hemsworth.
This is funny...and cute!1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »
Oh yeah!! I forgot that...0
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