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| Must not be looking for But do you like my Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 4/6/2009 7:11:38 AM | MDNinja, it's a stupid test, because it's always going to backfire. NO men who are NOT "A through H" are even going to stop and read her profile, let alone email her. No decent man (the kind she's "supposedly" looking for") is going to pay one bit of attention to her.
What decent guy wants to get into a relationship with someone who has no problem with showing her goodies to anyone who wants to look? Decent men don't want women who are skanks. And actions (pictures) speak louder than words. | |
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 4/11/2009 9:27:32 AM | It cracks me up; I see photos of people that are kissing their girl friends, in about 5-6 club photos where they are crazy partying, and then they write how they hate clubs, hate wild girls and that they are good girls. Some have kids and some even say,"don't look at the photos; that's really not who I am". lol whatever
I like the people too that complain about self respect and how sleazy girls are, but if they are really attracted to that person then they give them a pass and contact them. LOL; looks and money and power; it's what most are about; pretty pathetic. | |
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 4/15/2009 11:55:42 AM | Lets see here - Breast verses Torso shots it's both sexes not one there is nothing wrong with the human body. Infact the ones that do this have the ut - most confidence in themselves and also self respect does not make them a bad person. What is bad is the ones that sit behind a PC screen and pass judgement shallow and are the ones with serious issues that wants attention drawn to them. To each his own but hear this there is only one Judge that is God above he brought us in this world bare naked and we go out in it bare naked the way we came into it. Adam and Eve were naked and running abound in there birthday suit and God saw nothing wrong with it. I'm 50 happy quite confident and have lots of self respect and by God I'll show it and it does not mean I want to send the wrong signals or get laid or looking to draw attention to myself, Please get real here we are all here for the same thing. -Brenny Don't be so darn quick to judge till you contact that person and meet and see for your self what they are really all about thumbs down to all the complainers here get a life this is starting to get old fast.
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 5/10/2009 4:23:25 PM | | here is my 2 cents on this subject. I agree that all of us , women and men are looking for intamacy in our lives. Now that being said, there is a difference between intamacy in a relationship and intimate encounters. My interpretation of what that stament means is this .....I do not wish to be contacted by men who are ONLY looking for intimate encounters or to rephrase that, men that are looking for one nighters or "sex buddies". As for the half naked pictures I believe everyone is entitled to post whatever pictures of themselves that they wish to share, I do also believe that if you post pictures of yourself in provocative clothing that you will attract a certain type of attention for the most part. Personally I do not wish to share half naked pictures of myself on a public website that is just my preference I do not believe that makes me right or wrong. | |
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 5/12/2009 5:13:26 PM | I just saw one a few days ago, pleasant looking lady, but then scrolling down 3 of the 6 pics were of nothing but cleavage.... you'd think one was enough. (yes, we can see that they are big hon) Then she goes on to make herself out to be Sister Mary Theresa, and has more restrictions than Carter's got liver pills...... wtf? Can we say contradiction? | |
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 5/18/2009 2:05:10 AM | i tried but i couldnt word it better then dave chappelle.
If a woman wears a short skirt to work, she has no right to complain when a man gives her the attention that she was seeking by putting that dress on in the first place. In the immortal words of dave chappelle, "The girl says, 'Wait a minute! Just because I'm dressed this way does not make me a w**re!' Which is true. Gentlemen, that is true. Just because they dress a certain way doesn't mean they are a certain way. Don't ever forget it. But ladies, you must understand that is ***** CONFUSING! It just is. Now that would be like me, Dave Chappelle the comedian, walking down the street in a cop uniform. Somebody might run up on me, saying, 'Oh, thank God. Officer, help us! Come on. They're over here. Help us!' 'OH-H0H!!! Just because I'm DRESSED this way does not make me a police officer!' All right, ladies, fine. You are not a wh**re. But you are wearing a wh**e's uniform." | |
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 5/18/2009 5:42:52 PM | Jrpenn's quote from Dave Chappelle up there is 100% accurate.
Women, if you wear clothing that not only wantonly displays your assets, but by its design draws attention to said assets, you have no right to complain when you get the attention. Whether you like it or not, your breasts and asses are objects of sexual desire for men. So if you wear a top showing cleavage, or if you wear hip-hugging jeans that display in near-intimate detail the every curve of your ass, then whether you choose to admit it or not, you are saying "Look at me. Look at these parts of my body that are sexualized. Become aroused by them." There's no other way around it.
There are plenty of flattering, fashionable (if you care about that sort of thing), attractive things to wear that don't draw unnecessary attention to the parts of your body traditionally associated with sexual arousal. In Hollywood, the likes of Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Jenna Fischer, Tina Fey, Angelina Jolie, Sandra Bullock, Natalie Portman, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan, Erica Durance, Kristin Kreuk, etc. have all managed to become legitimate sex symbols, and not a single one of them did it by wearing provocative clothing.
The choice is, of course, yours as to what you wear. Bare some breast flesh, wear ass-hugging jeans, then it is your responsibility for receiving the potentially unwanted attention you'll get. If you don't want attention of that kind, don't wear clothing that draws that kind of attention. There is really no other existing justification for wearing those types of clothes. If you wear them, you want the attention, and you don't get to choose who it comes from. | |
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| Must not be looking for Intimate Encounter! but what do you think of half naked photo?lol Posted: 5/20/2009 9:53:49 AM | | This is a topic that women have been complaining about since we were allowed to vote. No one can ever give a definite answer. I would have to say that sometimes they 'play' themselves. They know that they like being hit on by men but only the good looking ones. It's the ones that opt for the indecent exposure look and the cat calls from unattractive men that got them all riled up. If you don't like getting hit on, don't pay attention. | |
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