why do women....
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- LordShard
why do women....
by LordShard » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:05 pm
Wear bras that push their boobs up, shirts that show everything but the nipples and then complain when men look at them? 
by syribo » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:22 pm
This is sooo true hahaha.
BUT when I am at work with a turtleneck sweater on and my loose fitting pants, THATS when I complain about it
Not if I'm walking around looking all sexy and stuff. Because, DUH, that's the point in looking sexy in the first place 
BUT when I am at work with a turtleneck sweater on and my loose fitting pants, THATS when I complain about it
Not if I'm walking around looking all sexy and stuff. Because, DUH, that's the point in looking sexy in the first place 
It's been agreed the whole world stinks so no ones taking showers anymore.
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by PraiseA||ah » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:29 pm
It is a weird thing. Women go through so much trouble to look pretty. Make-up, salon treatments, the trendiest sexiest clothes, the high heel shoes to make their legs/ass look divine, scented to attract attention.. etc. Puzzled when it works? Leave your home dressed in rumpled stained clothes with no make-up and a slight smell of urine. I imagine men might be less inclined to think of you as a sexual object. 
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by PraiseA||ah » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:39 pm
Originally posted by girl
I just walked out in my NYU sweatshirt and pajama pants and some fucking construction worker.... just.... ugh!
Yes..but do you smell like urine? Did you let him get a whiff?
"I've come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass and I'm all out of bubblegum" - They Live
Clint Eastwood (Munny): Hell of a thing, killin' a man. Take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have.
Jaimz Woolvett (The Schofield Kid): Yeah, well, I guess he had it comin'.
Clint Eastwood (Munny): We all got it comin', kid.
Clint Eastwood (Munny): Hell of a thing, killin' a man. Take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have.
Jaimz Woolvett (The Schofield Kid): Yeah, well, I guess he had it comin'.
Clint Eastwood (Munny): We all got it comin', kid.
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by SavageParrot » Thu Dec 01, 2005 1:43 pm
He's a construction worker it's in the job description...
I'm pretty sure men would take it as a compliment I don't know why women don't regard it in the same light. Not lewd suggestion I mean but wolf whistling.
I'm pretty sure men would take it as a compliment I don't know why women don't regard it in the same light. Not lewd suggestion I mean but wolf whistling.
by Rand0m » Thu Dec 01, 2005 2:47 pm
Originally posted by girl
I just walked out in my NYU sweatshirt and pajama pants and some fucking construction worker.... just.... ugh!
pajama pants are sexy though, dont you know that?
hahaha parrot, good one!
by PudriK » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:25 pm
Yeah, pajama paints do great things for a woman's posterior.
On topic, my roommate and I have a theory about this... women don't dress up when they go out so men will notice them so much as to compete with other women. It's a confidence game played versus other women... by showing off a better cleavage or tighter abs, they are instinctively telling other women not to even try to put up a competition.
This is why they fawn all over each other's appearance, do things like dance with their friends to appear more sexy, and spend a lot of time talking about how other women look. But all they want to hear from guys is at most a compliment about something that represents a personal style choice (ie cool earrings or a neat shirt).
PS Nice, but I doubt she can even lift that hammer.
On topic, my roommate and I have a theory about this... women don't dress up when they go out so men will notice them so much as to compete with other women. It's a confidence game played versus other women... by showing off a better cleavage or tighter abs, they are instinctively telling other women not to even try to put up a competition.
This is why they fawn all over each other's appearance, do things like dance with their friends to appear more sexy, and spend a lot of time talking about how other women look. But all they want to hear from guys is at most a compliment about something that represents a personal style choice (ie cool earrings or a neat shirt).
PS Nice, but I doubt she can even lift that hammer.
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by Rand0m » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:28 pm
Originally posted by PudriK
Yeah, pajama paints do great things for a woman's posterior.
On topic, my roommate and I have a theory about this... women don't dress up when they go out so men will notice them so much as to compete with other women. It's a confidence game played versus other women... by showing off a better cleavage or tighter abs, they are instinctively telling other women not to even try to put up a competition.
This is why they fawn all over each other's appearance, do things like dance with their friends to appear more sexy, and spend a lot of time talking about how other women look. But all they want to hear from guys is at most a compliment about something that represents a personal style choice (ie cool earrings or a neat shirt).
PS Nice, but I doubt she can even lift that hammer.
right on! Your theory is good.
by PudriK » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:32 pm
One more thing... women get annoyed about men's vulgarity the same way men get annoyed about women mothering them. Their initial reaction is annoyance, but underneath that is a certain appreciation and need.
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