What do you notice first...?
#151
Posted 05 August 2007 - 09:42 PM
But I'm now thinking I should pay more attention to what is just above the smile. That's right, the nose. I should look carefully to see if it grows longer as she talks!
#152
Posted 22 August 2007 - 08:21 AM
For me, it's eyes. You know that whole "windows to the soul" thing? Beautiful eyes always get my attention! Everything else is just secondary!
#153
Posted 22 August 2007 - 08:36 AM
OK, so the question is. . .what do you notice FIRST?
For me, it's eyes. You know that whole "windows to the soul" thing? Beautiful eyes always get my attention! Everything else is just secondary!
Wow, C-Food... I didn't know guys had souls. Heck, we barely have soles (on our shoes).
#154
Posted 22 August 2007 - 09:20 AM
OK, so the question is. . .what do you notice FIRST?
For me, it's eyes. You know that whole "windows to the soul" thing? Beautiful eyes always get my attention! Everything else is just secondary!
Wow, C-Food... I didn't know guys had souls. Heck, we barely have soles (on our shoes).
You're a diver - I KNOW you've got soul!
As for the soles, well, you're a diver - substituted fins for soles, so that's OK!
#155
Posted 22 August 2007 - 09:22 AM
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Posted 22 August 2007 - 11:30 AM
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#157
Posted 22 August 2007 - 12:52 PM
Sometimes the woman dresses to control what you will notice first, Saturday I had a dating disaster but she was easy on the eyes and I think the deep vee cut dress was meant to distract me from her eyes because if I'd looked into those I would have seen that I was being used and not in the good way either!
I agree fully, woman do control what we look at first. They definelty have the upper hand in that department. You know some will turn you into a drooling fool if you stare long enough??
#158
Posted 22 August 2007 - 01:53 PM
... if it feels this good being used; you just keep on using me; 'til you use me up ...
#159
Posted 22 August 2007 - 04:03 PM
Damn, I think maybe I need to move to Florida now, Ford...So ummm.... when you comin to Florida?
OK - I'll be the first girl to chime in here:
I probably notice nice shoulders from across the room but immediately do further investigation to make sure that they don't have chicken legs. I can't stand those guys who do 7zillion curls, bench presses etc and never do legs. Any real athelete has strong legs! Big arms and skinny legs is the male equivalent of fake boobs.
As for my 2 cents on the survey. Pocahontas is totally right! I see those damn bird-legs at the gym all the time. My best friend says she has had to work hard to get hers built up, that the bird legs run in her family. But she HAS PUT IN THE WORK to achieve balance there, and it IS possible. On the other hand, she just put in money to achieve balance (overbalance!!) somewhere higher up... As if there wasn't enough of a discrepancy up there between us already. Of course, there is no way to naturally achieve greater size in that area for us chickies.
Men, interestingly enough, if you notice a woman dressing to accentuate a particular area, it could mean both that she thinks it is one of her best assets (like wearing a short skirt to show off legs) or that it is something she is self-conscious about size-wise (like wearing a plunging v-neck, probably with a good push-up bra, to give her some cleavage, or wearing a short skirt to make short or chunky legs look longer). So you can't always tell just what our motivation is! Basically though, if you like something, compliment her on it. Short of something along the lines of "do you crush watermelons between those thighs?" or "holy guacamole, what size are those things!!" you pretty much can't go wrong. Either she knows it's nice and appreciates that she's accentuated it right, or she is insecure about it and if you think it looks good that way, she is reinforced to keep doing whatever she's doing to feel more secure about its presentation!
One thing I'd like to hand out to men as a pointer for them...I notice a nice V-taper, nice chest/shoulders/arms. I think most women notice this at least subconsciously, though it may not be their so-called favorite thing, because men's physical power center is in that area (women's is centered more in their hips, thus the instinctive booty lure for men), so it is a sign of overall male strength. Anyway, if you've got a nice set of shoulders/arms, one way to show them off when it is not blisteringly hot out is to wear a snug-fitting knit fabric. Think Jack Bauer on 24. You can see the curves of his muscles right THROUGH his shirts, ooh-la la! I LOVE that!
Personally, I also have a thing for men with unusual features, very often of mixed heritage...think Dwayne Johnson (The Rock), Vin Diesel, etc., or for women, Jessica Alba! The Wilson brothers with their funky noses kinda qualify under the unusual features thing too.
Fine, so that was more like 15 cents. Ack!
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#160
Posted 22 August 2007 - 04:18 PM
Holy crap girl!! I think my highest "CFMs" are about 4-4 1/2 inches, and I'm 5'9!! (so proportionate foot size). I have a hard enough time not having my ankles killing me the next day, I can only imagine how shorter women (which is most of them) with smaller feet--and thus a steeper angle to that size heel--don't wind up with malformed feet/ankles and arthritis.OK... No more work will be done today with that mental image...After a little practice, it is easy. My highest pair are 4 1/2 inches. I regularly walk to work in 3 and 4 inch stilletto heels...
Hey, it's all very tasteful These are my favorite boots which I have been wearing a lot this winter. Heel height - 4 inches...
Love them!!! I don't know if I could pull them off though.
Don't worry, I'm sure if you were wearing them you'd have no problems finding someone to help you "pull them off".
I do regularly wear 3-3 1/2 inch heels when I go out, but that's my limit for anything I'll be walking in much (besides, there aren't that many guys over 6' out there, and I don't like feeling like I could bench press my date!). The others I now save for when I will mostly be sitting and someone can later "pull them off!!"
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#161
Posted 22 August 2007 - 04:38 PM
Holy crap girl!! I think my highest "CFMs" are about 4-4 1/2 inches, and I'm 5'9!! (so proportionate foot size). I have a hard enough time not having my ankles killing me the next day, I can only imagine how shorter women (which is most of them) with smaller feet--and thus a steeper angle to that size heel--don't wind up with malformed feet/ankles and arthritis.
I do regularly wear 3-3 1/2 inch heels when I go out, but that's my limit for anything I'll be walking in much (besides, there aren't that many guys over 6' out there, and I don't like feeling like I could bench press my date!). The others I now save for when I will mostly be sitting and someone can later "pull them off!!"
Don't worry Melissa - I am also 5'9" so my foot has the same proportion. Granted, my highest heels are over 5" but you will be happy to know I don't walk to work in those (although I did walk further than work in them one night when I didn't feel like taking a cab to the movie theatre... ).
#162
Posted 22 August 2007 - 04:45 PM
Actually, I am 6' 2". Or if you are blond I am 5' 14" (Makes the mental math easier for height difference comparisons)...(besides, there aren't that many guys over 6' out there, and I don't like feeling like I could bench press my date!).
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#163
Posted 23 August 2007 - 03:10 AM
#164
Posted 23 August 2007 - 07:35 AM
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#165
Posted 23 August 2007 - 07:55 AM
Even the most attractive body parts won't make up for a poorly functioning mind. After all, the brain is the most important attractant in a woman. That's why I go for brunettes (just teasing, ladies).
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