Guys/Girls: What is your real opinion on..
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Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women4 -
Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women
Are you being serious?3 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women
Are you being serious?
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is bad grammar/texting an actual dealbreaker or does it kinda depend?3 -
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Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
Why do all men make blanket statements about women
Men think like men on all subjects.....including women 😉2 -
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is bad grammar/texting an actual dealbreaker or does it kinda depend?
In theory I'd say yes but the reality is that the SO is an incredibly poor speller who eschews punctuation other than randomly placed periods (it's very difficult to know when he's asking a question due to the complete absence of ?s) so I guess it depends. I know he's a very intelligent man who just doesn't care about written communication.
Textspeak shortcuts like the use of "u" and "ur" by someone my age would put me right off, however.3 -
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Thetwitchisback wrote: »
that's the actual reason i left the "kinda depend" bit in there1 -
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I have an accent so talk to text is horrific for me most times. I also have a tendency to pause sentences with this......i have no idea how bad of a grammar mistake that is. I depend on my phone for spelling a lot so sometimes if i spell something wrong originally without checking it will come up misspelled in my phone's suggested words. My texts arent pretty unless i actually sit and concentrate.....like now. Lol2 -
I have an accent so talk to text is horrific for me most times. I also have a tendency to pause sentences with this......i have no idea how bad of a grammar mistake that is. I depend on my phone for spelling a lot so sometimes if i spell something wrong originally without checking it will come up misspelled in my phone's suggested words. My texts arent pretty unless i actually sit and concentrate.....like now. Lol
I actually don’t care about grammar at all but I’ll never pass up an opportunity to annoy someone6 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »cotton granny panties yes or no?
@Thetwitchisback
If they are on the floor or tossed onto a lampshade, no worries.
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Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️1 -
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though3 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....2 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Look, I've had skinny jeans with pockets and I didn't use them because it didn't look good. BUT I will say pockets come in clutch when the outfit doesn't show exactly what you stuffed in there.1 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....
long as you're not like "baaaaaabe would you hold my keys and stuff for me??" everytime you're walking up to the store entrance1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
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4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....
long as you're not like "baaaaaabe would you hold my keys and stuff for me??" everytime you're walking up to the store entrance
We have been married 6 years, it's "hey *kitten*, carry my *kitten*"2 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »
That's funny lol2 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing5 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....
long as you're not like "baaaaaabe would you hold my keys and stuff for me??" everytime you're walking up to the store entrance
We have been married 6 years, it's "hey *kitten*, carry my *kitten*"
😂1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad1 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....
long as you're not like "baaaaaabe would you hold my keys and stuff for me??" everytime you're walking up to the store entrance
We have been married 6 years, it's "hey *kitten*, carry my *kitten*"
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
Ooooohhhh....so thats what its for!1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please3 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
🤔 Did you crack the code...or rewrite an entirely new one just now?1
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