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reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 01:47 PM by sc2099
reply to post by seagrass



Haha that just adds to the excitement and danger! Then again you never know if Scott's glasses might fall off. OUCH! LOL we have issues...



reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 02:17 PM by rapinbatsisaltherage
reply to post by theendisnear69



I would like to know why women always pass up the good guy and go after the a$$hole?

1. The jerky guy is more attractive usually than nicer guys (not saying always but in many cases). Would you date and sleep with someone you don’t find attractive?
2. Sometimes nice can be boring. Sometimes having someone around who is a little meaner yet more interesting is worth it.
3. Women love to settle, if they don’t think they can find everything they want in one guy they will more likely settle for a guy who has character flaws like the a$$hole, than a nice guy who is not as attractive or interesting as the other guy.

I’m not saying I live by these standards, but many women I know do. I personally started dating the “nice guys” a long time ago and I don’t feel like I’m settling, because I date nice guys who while not always being more attractive than jerky guys they treat me well, work harder on pleasing me than an over confident- self-important jerks, and of course I only date nice guys that have similar interest and can keep my interest.

As to another poster who said some women are too unstable emotionally sometimes it happens often for reasons most people, especially men, do not realize. A lot of women are emotional because of their hormonal make up, and chemical imbalances just like someone with a mental disease might be experiencing. This is why there are many women who fit the stereotype that women are not interested in sex, especially after having a child, because we have a lot of things that happen to our bodies and can mess up our system, many women have what causes a sex drive in you thrown off after a pregnancy. Some of the explanations for these emotional things are not emotional explanations, they are chemical explanations, chemical problems that can be corrected.


reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 02:19 PM by seagrass
Originally posted by Scurvy
This thread is awesome! I love the lighthearted humour that's running rampant.

I'm a male, 21, and I've been told I'm a very attractive person. I've actually been offered modelling contracts by random people. My response is always ....... I'd rather not be involved in anything that pays me for how I look (although I can't say I wasn't tempted simply for easy money); my belief system prevailed in the end.

I like what you said Karl about how a successful relationship has two components: the physical attraction and the personality connection. One without the other isn't enough for a successful relationship.

Girls, I'm a metalhead (long hair, scruffy facial hair, band shirts, always casual dress). I used to be one of those fashionable guys, taking half an hour to do my hair in the morning and stuff like that (this is when I was in high school). Since getting more and more into music this is just how I've evolved. What are your opinions on the "grunge" look, for lack of a better description?

Also why do we have to approach you? It would make my day for a girl to come up and compliment me!! Maybe me not being "pretty" anymore has doomed me to single life... or perhaps I just need a cool hippy girlfriend who actually likes long hair.
Grunge is cool, but are you flexible about dressing up for a wedding? lol. It's fun to picture. Dang! Be yourself, you sound great the way you are. Women don't want to do the chasing, we do it it subtle ways. We know how uncomfortable it is for you too, and we do feel sorry for you having to do it and come up with new and exciting ways.... but it is what it is.... we admire the girls who can go after who they want too.


reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 02:22 PM by amatrine
reply to post by Scurvy



My husband has long hair, I think it looks nice. I do not think long or short hair should matter. There are people who love both, but it should not be a priority in why you are with someone.

My brother is one of those people that has to have every hair in place, and takes an hour to get ready, presses his own clothes because no one does it as good as him, lol He then went into the military. Hes married, and he walks around the house doing dust checks with his finger. His poor wife! lol


reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 02:23 PM by rapinbatsisaltherage
reply to post by Scurvy



I used to be one of those fashionable guys,

I just want to say that it is a myth women want those Hollister type guys. Yeah some women do and some don’t. Like anything else it comes down to very individuals own taste, but none of my friends are attracted to those guys, unless my gay male friends are around- they’re the only people I know who date those types of guys.

What are your opinions on the "grunge" look, for lack of a better description?

It depends on how you pull it off, but again I’m sure some women would love it and some would consider it a major turn off.

Also why do we have to approach you? It would make my day for a girl to come up and compliment me!!

I honestly think women like the notion that men’s worlds should revolve around them. You should call me first, you should be talking to me first, you should be asking me out, you should be thinking about me always instead of other girls. Its selfish but I’m sure the whole “daddy’s little princess” mentality made a lot of girls that way.



reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 02:33 PM by saint4God
Both men and women have 'the right look' for themselves. Overall men give the impression they are less in-tuned with this because physical appearance isn't a judged attribute as heavily as it seems to be for women. Men seem to put more stock in a 'nice looking girl' because it demonstrates their togetherness and willingness to go the extra mile for a guy whereas a woman may wish to see other attributes such as a sense of humor or charismatic personality. These are generalizations of course and there are exceptions to the rule.

Women overall tend to have more education in how to appear in public from books, magazines, television, and so forth. If you have a guy, see if you can get him to shop with you, "honey, will you come with me and tell me what clothes I look good in?" Asking a guy to look you up and down should make him jump out of his easy-chair. Warning: Taking too much time shopping will cause a tiresome trip for your sig. other. Go in short bursts now and then, get a feel for what he likes to see and why. You don't always have to dress for your guy, but it's flattering to do so now and then.

My advice for guys is to change your look now and then to see what gets the best compliments (ladies tend to do this frequently to settle on a look). For example, cut your hair. Did people say:

1.) Nothing at all. This means the change had no significant impact or is so wretchedly terrible everyone is afraid to something.

2.) "Oh, you've cut your hair". Okay, not exactly what you were going for. Change was noticed but whether is was good is either undecided or bad.

3.) Woman says to you, "Wow, your hair looks good!" take that for face value. Fellow man says to you, "Dude, nice cut" or "Lookin' sharp" is the masculine equivalent of "Wow, your hair looks good!"

Men, watch What Not to Wear or other personal grooming shows with your girl. Every now and they make over a guy and you can see how complex appearance positive body image really is. Your gal may think you're showing a more sensitive side and willing to commit quality time with her interests if that's her thing. Go shopping with her and try on different clothes yourself. Ask her opinion, she's probably right.



[edit on 30-7-2008 by saint4God]


reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 02:58 PM by Scurvy
reply to post by seagrass



Oh I can dress up haha. I recently went to my younger sister's graduation and got a lot of "You look so slick!" I like to wear black suits, black shirt, and a nice stylish tie to formal events; and I always throw my mane in a ponytail when I'm going out somewhere nice.

I think its fun to shock people when they see me "cleaned up" as it doesn't happen often.


reply posted on 30-7-2008 @ 03:02 PM by sc2099
reply to post by saint4God



Sounds like you're a great and thoughtful and attentive husband. Others could definitely stand to learn from your example.

Has anyone else noticed that women tend to be much more likely to try to find common ground with their significant other than men are? It seems to me that women are much more willing to watch a football game or cheer for the home team than men are to read a book their wife read or take a trip to one of their favorite places. Why does everyone think that is?
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