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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:44 pm

Me either.

I guess I am kinda like the "I prefer natural" group, makeup just enhances looks, it dosent change things completely, I guess it annoys me because natural red/blonde is pretty rare, and everyone having bleached blonde kinda makes it less appealing, its still a nice colour, or maybe I just find the idea the hair colour is natural more appealing, probobally the latter.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:06 am

Its annoying how women/girls and sometimes boys never really stick to a colour here, I dont even know someme peoples actual hair colour, it just changes every few months, for some reason it annoys me. (dying hair different colours) I have no idea why ?


Maybe they're ADD on hair color? Or they're just really into variety? My girlfriend's friend is like that. Dying her hair a different color every so often for different reasons. It got so bad for her, she had to actually quit for a bit because the dyes were screwing up her hair from what I was told. So men or women, can't probably do it for too long, or too constant, because it'll just ruin their hair eventually.

As for me, I just stick to my natural short jet black hair.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:35 am

About the hair color thing, i just hate it when women dye their hair. If i was a dictator, that would be the first thing i would ban.

I prefer natural blondes, but all hair colors are ok in my book as long as the hair is not dyed.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 3:52 pm

About the hair color thing, i just hate it when women dye their hair. If i was a dictator, that would be the first thing i would ban.

I prefer natural blondes, but all hair colors are ok in my book as long as the hair is not dyed.


I wouldn't go that far; dyed hair can look quite good at times.

Bleached hair, however? Capital punishment, in a heartbeat!
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:34 pm

I wouldn't go that far; dyed hair can look quite good at times.

Bleached hair, however? Capital punishment, in a heartbeat!

It just says fake to me.

In fact its screaming : "hey i want to cheat nature and sixual selection" at me.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:19 pm

Maybe they're ADD on hair color? Or they're just really into variety? My girlfriend's friend is like that. Dying her hair a different color every so often for different reasons. It got so bad for her, she had to actually quit for a bit because the dyes were screwing up her hair from what I was told. So men or women, can't probably do it for too long, or too constant, because it'll just ruin their hair eventually.

As for me, I just stick to my natural short jet black hair.

Yeah, varity and all that, but imo I would raher them keep their natural hair colour, I like black hair, but I have never dyed mine from brown, I dont know why but it just for some reason annoys me, if I see a blonde and it turns out here hair is actually brown, because well cant describe but it just seems better if its natural.

Romascu I kinda agree with, for me make up is fine because it makes things look better/stand out, hair dye dosent it just replaces any natural beauty, I dont mind if someone had an unnuatural colour, maybe its because I dont feel tricked. But then again I have never saw an unatural colour.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 10:28 am

It just says fake to me.

In fact its screaming : "hey i want to cheat nature and sixual selection" to me.


If you ever visit LA for any reason, you'll see how many people you're describing. :rofl:


Yeah, varity and all that, but imo I would raher them keep their natural hair colour, I like black hair, but I have never dyed mine from brown, I dont know why but it just for some reason annoys me, if I see a blonde and it turns out here hair is actually brown, because well cant describe but it just seems better if its natural.


I think it's a hassle personally to dye your hair. I dyed mine red and blonde for halloween once or twice, and it was just a hassle. And I wasn't even doing the dying, my girlfriend was doing it for me. So I guess it's just personal preference. Some women actually do look better with dyed hair, but it's not so obvious that their hair's dyed.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 1:14 pm

It just says fake to me.

In fact its screaming : "hey i want to cheat nature and sixual selection" at me.


But, surely, the same applies to wearing clothes?
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 6:21 am

But, surely, the same applies to wearing clothes?

Not for normal clothes, you're not being tricked with that. With things like push up bras and the likes, then yes the same thing does apply.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 10:08 am

Not for normal clothes, you're not being tricked with that. With things like push up bras and the likes, then yes the same thing does apply.

This, clothes arent part of that person, they change daily and are extensions/accesories. Its different imo. Because clothes really dosent change much.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:52 pm

Not for normal clothes, you're not being tricked with that. With things like push up bras and the likes, then yes the same thing does apply.


So, if you see a girl with a push-up bra, your first thought isn't "Nice!" or "I'd hit that any day of the week!", it's "My god, what a phony, how can one deceive an honest hardly working man like that?!"?

If a girl wants to dress in a particular fashion, or dye her hair, let her. Don't make it a freakin' bone of contention (pun most certainly intended).
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 5:52 am

It just says fake to me.

In fact its screaming : "hey i want to cheat nature and sixual selection" at me.

I don't really agree with that. I think cosmetic alteration of the human body is a part of our society, and we have the right and choice to do so if we want. :shrug:
If it makes a woman more beautiful, or bearable to look at, I'm all for it.
As bad as it sounds, there's nothing pretty about an ugly woman.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 1:26 pm

So, if you see a girl with a push-up bra, your first thought isn't "Nice!" or , it's "My god, what a phony, how can one deceive an honest hardly working man like that?!"?

If a girl wants to dress in a particular fashion, or dye her hair, let her. Don't make it a freakin' bone of contention (pun most certainly intended).

Well if I was lucky enough to see what was really beneath the bra, it'd be a little weird if it turns out they weren't what I expected. However I also don't objectify women as much as your examples, and if someones first thought when they see an attractive women is "I'd hit that any day of the week!" then they need to grow up.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 12:53 pm

Well if I was lucky enough to see what was really beneath the bra, it'd be a little weird if it turns out they weren't what I expected.


If it's what you expect, what's the point in looking in the first place?

However I also don't objectify women as much as your examples, and if someones first thought when they see an attractive women is "I'd hit that any day of the week!" then they need to grow up.


Judgemental, are we?

It has nothing to do with objectifying anyone, it is merely a statement to the effect of pointing out that, as far as one can see, with appropriate give and take on both sides, there's no prima facie reason why it should be unreasonable to believe that such physical attributes as observed by your present interlocutor be considered appealing so far as to raise the issue of generally appealing qualities being present, that one may consider sufficiently noteworthy to mention in such a context, the degree to which such an attraction would, if there was indeed any such attraction, be suitable for a metaphorical description of the same.

In short; it means I find her attractive. Now, denying it would be pointless, because I know full well what the fact of the matter is.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:13 pm

My http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs147.snc4/36717_1511905522795_1389098794_1338990_2878191_n.jpg of true beauty. Both of those woman are just absolutely gorgeous. :drool:
I know both of them, friends of mine. Dated the one on the left for a few months. Picture used with their consent.
Perfect example of beauty that is not a celebrity. IMO, anyway.
High maintenance though. Shew. Only setback. Find me a girl that looks like that with the mindset of a farm girl, and I'm set. ;)
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 10:26 am

If it's what you expect, what's the point in looking in the first place?

You've misunderstood what I said again, I mean if you expecting them to be like how you saw them first, then they weren't.

Judgemental, are we?

It would be universally considered an immature thing to think.

It has nothing to do with objectifying anyone, it is merely a statement to the effect of pointing out that, as far as one can see, with appropriate give and take on both sides, there's no prima facie reason why it should be unreasonable to believe that such physical attributes as observed by your present interlocutor be considered appealing so far as to raise the issue of generally appealing qualities being present, that one may consider sufficiently noteworthy to mention in such a context, the degree to which such an attraction would, if there was indeed any such attraction, be suitable for a metaphorical description of the same.

Talk about run on sentences, it sounds like you're trying really hard to sound intelligent here, but aren't really saying anything.

In short; it means I find her attractive. Now, denying it would be pointless, because I know full well what the fact of the matter is.

Of course, but this is off topic as to what we were talking about, I never said people shouldn't find someone who uses push up bras unattractive. I only said that they are deceiving, which they are, that's a fact.

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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:27 am

My http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs147.snc4/36717_1511905522795_1389098794_1338990_2878191_n.jpg of true beauty. Both of those woman are just absolutely gorgeous. :drool:
I know both of them, friends of mine. Dated the one on the left for a few months. Picture used with their consent.
Perfect example of beauty that is not a celebrity. IMO, anyway.
High maintenance though. Shew. Only setback. Find me a girl that looks like that with the mindset of a farm girl, and I'm set. ;)


You live in California, and you want a chick with a mindset of a cowgirl? My friend, Jessica Simpson is your woman. :P Seriously, just go visit Eastern Colorado or Wyoming.
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My http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs147.snc4/36717_1511905522795_1389098794_1338990_2878191_n.jpg of true beauty. Both of those woman are just absolutely gorgeous. :drool:
I know both of them, friends of mine. Dated the one on the left for a few months. Picture used with their consent.
Perfect example of beauty that is not a celebrity. IMO, anyway.
High maintenance though. Shew. Only setback. Find me a girl that looks like that with the mindset of a farm girl, and I'm set. ;)

both are very pretty, your a lucky guy.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:14 pm

You live in California, and you want a chick with a mindset of a cowgirl? My friend, Jessica Simpson is your woman. :P Seriously, just go visit Eastern Colorado or Wyoming.

Yeah, I want a girl who isn't stuck up! Most girls that pretty are stuck up. Sad, but true. Cowgirls are just a different bread of woman! Intimidating in their own right.

both are very pretty, your a lucky guy.

Thanks. :)
She was a lot of fun, but again, she was kind of stuck up. High maintenance. Rightfully so, in her eyes. Haha. Can't hate on her though. She's a good gal.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 10:18 am

I find http://www.atomicpopcorn.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/Resident_Evil_Milla_Jovovich_1.jpg suspiciously attractive.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 5:07 am

Mmm, we'll agree to disagree on that one, Bad Man Jim. Haha. I think she looks extremely masculine. You see that vein in her bicep? Jesus.
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 8:58 pm

Yeah, I want a girl who isn't stuck up! Most girls that pretty are stuck up. Sad, but true. Cowgirls are just a different bread of woman! Intimidating in their own right.


Thanks. :)
She was a lot of fun, but again, she was kind of stuck up. High maintenance. Rightfully so, in her eyes. Haha. Can't hate on her though. She's a good gal.


Most women I know who live/lived on ranches aren't all that stuck up. Maybe of first impressions, yes, but really I'd say they just know what they want. Like when I hung out with an old friend, we went to this bar. Three guys tried hitting on her, and being the cowgirl she is, and the tough chick she is. Told them straight up what was wrong with them, and gave them five quick reasons why she wouldn't bother with them. I laughed, the whole small bar laughed. The three guys left with their tails between their legs.

Luckily, cowgirls that I know aren't high maintenance and think that since I live in California, I'm high maintenance! :lol: They're a little old for you though, so I probably couldn't set anything up. :P
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 7:52 pm

Most women I know who live/lived on ranches aren't all that stuck up. Maybe of first impressions, yes, but really I'd say they just know what they want. Like when I hung out with an old friend, we went to this bar. Three guys tried hitting on her, and being the cowgirl she is, and the tough chick she is. Told them straight up what was wrong with them, and gave them five quick reasons why she wouldn't bother with them. I laughed, the whole small bar laughed. The three guys left with their tails between their legs.

Luckily, cowgirls that I know aren't high maintenance and think that since I live in California, I'm high maintenance! :lol: They're a little old for you though, so I probably couldn't set anything up. :P

Bah! What is age, but a number? :laugh:
I dated a 26 year old once. I'm 21. That was 2 years ago though..so..I was 19..and she was 24..Wasn't as weird then.
And for the record, she did not look 24. :shifty:
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 5:28 am

Mmm, we'll agree to disagree on that one, Bad Man Jim. Haha. I think she looks extremely masculine. You see that vein in her bicep? Jesus.

Haha, yeah, might just be that picture though. Here's a http://auntiefashion.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/milla-jovovich.jpg.

She looks a little pasty in that one, but oh well. I've liked her ever since I watched the Resident Evil movie :wub: :gun:
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Post » Sat Mar 06, 2010 6:23 am

Haha, yeah, might just be that picture though. Here's a http://auntiefashion.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/milla-jovovich.jpg.

She looks a little pasty in that one, but oh well. I've liked her ever since I watched the Resident Evil movie :wub: :gun:

She actually does look considerably more ghostly attractive in that picture. :D
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