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Don't say you're ugly. You're being too hard on yourself. (: Confidence is also a big factor for a lot of people.. The more confident you are, the more likely it is that peopel will notice you, etc.. :D Anyone worth anyones time should be able to look past any physical imperfections, becuse no ones perfect. But that doesn't mean people always do, unfortunatley. My question is for anyone, guys or girls: If you were attracted to someone.. Then found out They have had numerous surgeries.. have a lot of scars.. Physically.. Like.. covered in surgical scars,.. Would that bother you? :? |
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And no, aslong as she is a loving, caring, sweet girl,that's all that matter. Things like scars and cute don't matter, I'd just worry about how she got them, and take care of her :) |
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no personality is a big factor for me it is how i chose who i like and i dont !
no scars bother me i would be loving caring and listen i will do everything i can to make them happy and comftorble ! would it bother you if they flirt while they are with you ? ( i dont do this my ex does) |
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Sorry if this is a sensitive question but it has been one that has always boggled my mind.
Girls, why is it that y'all give guys who have been a jerk to you a second or third chance(s)? |
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Guys: girls with tattoos or girls with piercings? Good/Bad? |
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I don't mind ears and belly buttons but I find it unattractive when a girl has her lips, nose, tongue, eyebrows, cheeks and multiple other piercings done, its just way too much in too many different places. I generally don't like tattoos that much at all, especially gigantic ones that cover half an arm or something.
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To guys: WHY ARE YOU SO OBSESSED WITH LOOKING AND APPEARING MACHO?!
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Girls are seen as being dainty and beautiful, whereas guys are seen as macho and manly. So its pretty much what Barbara said. Guys think it makes them more attractive if their very manly, just like girls think they won't be attractive unless they are small and cute. |
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Why are girls so confusing, why don't they say what they want and just play games with the guys they crush on or court? Why are they so shy about expressing themselves, it'd make things os much easier. I admit that I wont often confess my feelings, but thats becuase they are so scared to also, and it makes me think that they dont have feelings for me... what a paradox. at least the one girl I'm dancing the sweetest dance with started showing it. And yes, I'm very recieving... ^.^ |
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We are not all obsessed I am not afraid to say I'm a wimp I am A star trek fan who couldn't hurt anyone if I tried
Girls: would you tell just anyone your boob size.( I know I sound like a perv but the girls in my class kind of scare me when they do) |
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No. We don't tell our size to anyone. I'm actually surprised that the girls in your class do that. Or they might be just showing off? :o
Maybe some girls do. It's really up to them. Boys: Why are you always LATE by at least 10 mins? |
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I'm don't usually arrive any where late. I'm usually the opposite, either arriving 5 to 10 min early or less than 5 late. Of course, this is barring factors outside my control like traffic, bad weather, lost car keys (kind of my fault lol) but I've never been on a date so I can't really say how it would be annoying if someone was late to one.
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not only on a date, even when we hang out, the guys are late. And they have no genuine excuse
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I have never dated so I cant be sure but I would at least try to be on time
Girls: what are your thoughts on porn?(Do you think it's acceptable) |
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I don't know if this has been asked yet but what's everyone's take on having a possessive/clingy partner? would you find it annoying or would you take it as a sign of love? |
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It would depend on the amount of clingy/possessiveness for me.
I'm a rather independent person, so I would definitely like some space and some alone time but I also would like a girlfriend who isn't necessarily afraid to bug me a little bit, because at least then I'll know she cares, but not so much that she wants to know of my whereabouts 24/7/365. |
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Peace-21: "Clingy" is okay, to me that shows that they really, really care about you. It might be a tad annoying, but it's something you could work through
"Posessive" on the other hand is normally fueled by jealousy, not love and as a result it's not okay. - Justin |
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Personally, I'm more insecure about my boobs so I don't tell most people. Most people also don't ask. Depending in the situation, it can be rude to ask. I've known a few boys who would guess, and that's just insulting-danger territory. It's like guessing a girl's pants size. It can be triggering too since the number in the bra size represents circumference. Plus, some girls are insecure about their boobs size. It might not be triggering for me, but for others, it can be. I don't want to give a chance of making a girl feel bad about herself and compare herself to me because she overheard. I personally place it as a subject to not talk about, but that's me. You shouldn't be scared of girls who can confidently say their size. Don't worry, they won't bite! It's probably a part of their body they are proud of or at least more open about. Sharing their size doesn't mean anything is wrong with the girl, nor does it make the girl more open to sexual ideas. |
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Question for either sex. What do you do when you think an ex still likes you but acts like a total jerk to your face after six years of being together?
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GIRLS: Why do you sometimes ignore us(boys)?
Would you date someone if they said they liked you but you didn't like them back? |
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Why can you never just tell a guy you like him/why do you make us guess? |
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Why do most guys my age mostly want skinny girls (i've been on a few dating sites and the guys on them who think i'm attractive are in their 30s..ew) |
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I know I'm not a guy, but I just wanted to comment on this, because I'm what you would consider "curvy" and I asked a similar question years ago. Every guy has different preferences. Some men want "stick figures," some want the "hourglass figures," some want "BBW" (big beautiful women), etc. It really just depends, and girls are the same way! Some want ultra-muscular men, some want men who can wear skinny jeans, some want men who are a little chunky, etc. With all of that being said, the media tends to portray two types of women as "ideal": the "stick figures," and the "hourglass figures." Younger men tend to feel more pressure to like and look for women who fall into those two categories. As they grow older, they tend to become more certain of their preferences, hence the reason why 30-something year old men are going for you, but the 18-year-old men aren't. Be patient, and I can assure you that someone will come along and love the way you look. =) |
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of course, sex is not love. if person loves you, just talking to you and lookinag at you smiling would be enough for that person
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Girls: why do you all think you're ugly |
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