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Posted by narcism on Jan-19-2008 12:39:

humor
intelligence
cute smile
european


Posted by Yohan on Jan-19-2008 14:07:

Re: Re: What turns you on about a man?

quote:
Originally posted by Zharen
Never ceases to amaze me how many girls are turned on by such an idiotic trait. And then proceed to complain and bitch about it when the man uses it against her.

lol yes

I just don't get it. It's like girls want to get burned and get shit on by these so called 'bad boys'


Posted by jonze on Jan-19-2008 16:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Fibonacci
thats a fucking awesome way to put it. I might steal that and pretend I made it up myself




remember to send all royalty checks to me


Posted by iammesol on Jan-19-2008 16:59:

quote:
Originally posted by barbina
nothing at all.
sorry boys.


steve lawler is a man.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-19-2008 17:00:

Physical:
1)Nice face (eyes, smile)
2)Broad shoulders
3)Big hard penis OH YEAH!

Mental:
1)Secure
2)Sense of humour
3)Intelligence and ambition



Aw, I just described my boyfriend.


Posted by tubularbills on Jan-19-2008 17:01:

quote:
Originally posted by narcism
european


imports ok?


Posted by RandomGirl on Jan-19-2008 18:38:

No particular order:

physically fit
confident (but not cocky)
strong
intelligent
good sense of humour
excellent hygiene
nice smile/eyes
good hair
ambitious
adventurous
honest


Posted by Project-K on Jan-19-2008 18:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Theresa
No particular order:

physically fit
confident (but not cocky)
strong
intelligent
good sense of humour
excellent hygiene
nice smile/eyes
good hair
ambitious
adventurous
honest


I always find it hillarious when almost every girl always gives this same generic answer, and then half of them end up with douchebags.

Probably because most of these terms are too general, and aren't very descriptive of someone's unique personality.

No offense intended to theresa of course, but, is anyone interrested in interresting, original characters, not just bland stereotypes out of a cheesy romance novel?


Posted by l�cid on Jan-19-2008 18:55:

money and cooking skills.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-19-2008 18:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Project-K
is anyone interrested in interresting, original characters, not just bland stereotypes out of a cheesy romance novel?




Obviously. Speaking from experience, you can't just go out with a list of 70-100 extremely specific traits and expect to find the person that fits that mold.

I think the whole point is to have a general idea of what kind of person you're looking for...and then from there you discover all those idiosyncrasies and things that make the person interesting and original.

That's a big part of what makes a relationship good, imo.

I think though, that a lot of people kid themselves into thinking they're really truly interested in someone else, and are willing to accept them for that. A lot of the time, all most people want is someone who is a reflection of/complement to their own personality/ego/whatever.


Posted by Project-K on Jan-19-2008 19:10:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Obviously. Speaking from experience, you can't just go out with a list of 70-100 extremely specific traits and expect to find the person that fits that mold.

I think the whole point is to have a general idea of what kind of person you're looking for...and then from there you discover all those idiosyncrasies and things that make the person interesting and original.

That's a big part of what makes a relationship good, imo.

I think though, that a lot of people kid themselves into thinking they're really truly interested in someone else, and are willing to accept them for that. A lot of the time, all most people want is someone who is a reflection of/complement to their own personality/ego/whatever.


That's pretty much what I meant. Just being able to come up with a list of points like that is a bad thing, because all of those characteristics are meaningless out of context, and mostly superficial. It can cause you to overlook someone interesting because at first impression they don't check with those requirements. My experience has shown me that sometimes, flaws can make someone so much more interresting. Some people are acquired tastes.

Likewise I've met alot of people who would check out on the list theresa posted, and they were some of the most boring and shallow people I've ever met.


Posted by jonze on Jan-19-2008 19:11:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
hookers and blow.



fixed


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-19-2008 19:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Project-K
That's pretty much what I meant. Just being able to come up with a list of points like that is a bad thing, because all of those characteristics are meaningless out of context, and mostly superficial. It can cause you to overlook someone interesting because at first impression they don't check with those requirements. My experience has shown me that sometimes, flaws can make someone so much more interresting. Some people are acquired tastes.



Ah yes. Yeah totally agreed.

I've never (well I haven't had to in 10 years, lol) looked for specific stuff in a person. There are certain traits in general that I look for in ANY person I want to bring into my life, not just a man.

The thing that really attracts me to other people is their hobbies and interests. I like meeting people that are into different things than I am...people I can learn something from or try new things with.


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jan-19-2008 19:23:

Their smell. I get addicted to a guy's smell.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-19-2008 19:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
Their smell. I get addicted to a guy's smell.



HUGE +1.

I was just about to post that, heh.



Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.


Posted by l�cid on Jan-19-2008 19:26:

quote:
Originally posted by jonze
fixed

exactly. money gets the blow, and cooking skills get the hookers.


Posted by nchs09 on Jan-19-2008 19:28:

Big cock.


Posted by iammesol on Jan-19-2008 19:28:

so you're a hooker



edit: bastard mario


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jan-19-2008 19:29:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
HUGE +1.

I was just about to post that, heh.



Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.



Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-19-2008 19:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie




I loveloveLOVED the way my bf smelled when we first got together. I remember about a week into dating I said I liked the way a certain cologne smelled, so he went out and bought it for himself, hehe. He was so cute.

But yeah, he recently bought himself the same cologne he used to wear back then. *le sigh*


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jan-19-2008 19:40:

My boyfriends have always worn some variation on Old Spice deodorant. My current bf wears the regular stuff.

It winds up just smelling like sex after a while, ya know? And then every time I smell it I wind up thinking about sex.


Posted by nchs09 on Jan-19-2008 19:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
My boyfriends have always worn some variation on Old Spice deodorant. My current bf wears the regular stuff.

It winds up just smelling like sex after a while, ya know? And then every time I smell it I wind up thinking about sex.
If there is one thing that could smell worse than a decaying corpse.... it would be old spice.


Posted by UmmiE on Jan-19-2008 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
If there is one thing that could smell worse than a decaying corpse.... it would be old spice.



Maybe shes into grave diggers


Posted by gehzumteufel on Jan-19-2008 20:04:

old spice needs to be thrown in the same fucking garbage can as that musk shit.


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Jan-19-2008 20:15:

I love it! Especially the "Pure Sport" kind.


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