What do women find attractive? : Othor Games

» Fri May 27, 2011 5:48 am

slave to the media, hollywood, and "fashion"

Such men exist? That's a girl-only thing!

» Thu May 26, 2011 9:24 pm

Such men exist? That's a girl-only thing!

Nope. If I had a dollar for every stupid gelled-up hairstyle, oversized ugly shoes, and generic wool-knit hat with a stubby base-ball cap rim....

EDIT: @Veeno below: promiscuity. Though, sleeping all the time is kind of a turn off. I want to play video games, wake up and let's do that and take a walk in the woods or something.

See my edited post.

» Fri May 27, 2011 7:52 am

sleeps around

~~Does that part fall under drowsiness or under promiscuity?~~

edit: You had to ruin my joke with your edit didn't you? :stare:

:P

» Fri May 27, 2011 1:04 am

Does that part fall under drowsiness or under promiscuity?

I'm certain it's the latter.

» Thu May 26, 2011 11:45 pm

Oh blogs. Allowing people to write whatever they want since the beginnings of the internets.... :rolleyes: ie That's the daftest 'study' I've ever read. Obviously it's not true or else 80% of guys would be alone...

Take my boyfriend, he's not 'typically' attractive but damn I think he's sixy. He's confident, makes me laugh and cooks like a pro. Those things all do it for me really.

It's all about the cooking for me.

Bake me a pie and I'm yours.

So if your Boyfriend is yours that means he baked you a pie? In that case, I'll totally trade him for my imaginary girlfriend :hehe:

If a woman strokes one leg with the other while sitting and talking to you, or touches her hair or face = go for it, she wants you. Hint explained. Most women use body language, some times it is unintentional. If a man is talking to us and we think he is attractive, we will subconsciously touch our hair. If we are looking at a man thinking he is sixy, and we are sitting, it is a subconscious thing to stroke one leg against the other. So keeping your eyes on body language clears up a lot of the mystery of "hinting."

You see, if I was to try and pick up on these hints I'd end up staring at her legs all the time which would, at the best, involve her thinking I don't like her because I'm not making eye contact and at the worst, her thinking I'm a pervert

» Fri May 27, 2011 6:39 am

Such men exist? That's a girl-only thing!

You should come here and see all the http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_30PRmkOl4ro/SWyVE068CyI/AAAAAAAAIII/PT9DDeinBX8/s400/korean+guys+hairstyle.jpg that's all the rage over here.

You see, if I was to try and pick up on these hints I'd end up staring at her legs all the time which would, at the best, involve her thinking I don't like her because I'm not making eye contact and at the worst, her thinking I'm a pervert

At least you wouldn't be staring at her chest, right?

» Fri May 27, 2011 12:47 pm

I have chest hair(s). They are named Bob, Mike and Ralph. I cannot grow a full beard even at age 31, so I dont even try. Im skinny as a rail and white as snow. I have long "metalhead" hair and aint planning on cutting it off anytime soon. Im not into sports, and I dont know anything about fixing stuff. I dont care much about my appearance, Tshirt and jeans is good enough for me.

All of this stuff is apparently unpopular with women.

» Thu May 26, 2011 10:50 pm

If a woman strokes one leg with the other while sitting and talking to you, or touches her hair or face = go for it, she wants you. Hint explained. Most women use body language, some times it is unintentional. If a man is talking to us and we think he is attractive, we will subconsciously touch our hair. If we are looking at a man thinking he is sixy, and we are sitting, it is a subconscious thing to stroke one leg against the other. So keeping your eyes on body language clears up a lot of the mystery of "hinting."

Nah, I just go into panic mode and feel terribly awkward about eye contact. Hands clenched into fists at side, that sort of thing. Signs of attraction may be misconstrued as needing to go to the bathroom. But, if you know this, then the reverse is also true. :hehe:

» Fri May 27, 2011 11:06 am

EDIT: @Veeno below: promiscuity. Though, sleeping all the time is kind of a turn off. I want to play video games, wake up and let's do that and take a walk in the woods or something.

See my edited post.

What if in the summer months I get up to the sunrise and the sound of virtual gunfire but in the winter I kinda have to sleep twelve hours to be coherent?

» Fri May 27, 2011 1:25 am

You see, if I was to try and pick up on these hints I'd end up staring at her legs all the time which would, at the best, involve her thinking I don't like her because I'm not making eye contact and at the worst, her thinking I'm a pervert

This I lol'd at.

There is a lot of generalisations in this thread...

Stereotypically, you can guess what women find attractive. But to really know what a certain girl finds attractive, you have to know that girl relatively well (maybe relatively is the wrong word

)...anything other than that is luck and guesswork I guess :shrug:

» Fri May 27, 2011 12:28 pm

You see, if I was to try and pick up on these hints I'd end up staring at her legs all the time which would, at the best, involve her thinking I don't like her because I'm not making eye contact and at the worst, her thinking I'm a pervert

Good broint (= bro point, get it, eh?! :hehe: Huh, get it, amirite?! Uh.... um..... not good, huh?

).

» Thu May 26, 2011 10:01 pm

It's surprising how the homeliest men can somehow become instantly attractive the moment they pull out a witticism* and make me laugh.

*I was going to say Euphemism Not Intended, but hey, I kind of like it.

» Fri May 27, 2011 9:09 am

It's surprising how the homeliest men can somehow become instantly attractive the moment they pull out a witticism* and make me laugh.
*I was going to say Euphemism Not Intended, but hey, I kind of like it.

Whee hi rumpy!

» Fri May 27, 2011 3:02 am

Your posts totally sound like Mordin, because you're slicing your text into too tiny sentences, thus making it look like you're just rapidly spitting out statements, like he does. For example:

That's quite attractive though, speaking like Mordin.

» Fri May 27, 2011 5:21 am

Your posts totally sound like Mordin, because you're slicing your text into too tiny sentences, thus making it look like you're just rapidly spitting out statements, like he does. For example:

I would have said:

Instead of four spat-out statements without any connections specified between them, they all melt in one single statement because now you can more easily see from the text how they're connected to each other, which statement tells about a cause and which about a consequence and it doesn't look like a transcript of Mordin's rapid-speech any more. I'm not trying to be a smart-ass, it's just my theory about why your posts "sound" like Mordin, which even I have noticed.

You people must have [censored] lungs of steel if you can spit that monster of a sentence out.

Edit
Yes, I have been told I type like I talk. I know someday... somewhere... in the far flung future. Someone who plays Mass Effect 2 will talk to me and be reminded of Moridin. On that day... I will die a little on the inside.

» Thu May 26, 2011 11:06 pm

You people must have [censored] lungs of steel if you can spit that monster of a sentence out.

Well I'm typing/writing, not talking, but even when I am talking, I tend to have sentences of that kind of length, depending on the nature of the discussion, of course. You don't have to type as you would talk, you know. :whisper: :lol:

Most people misuse commas precisely because they presume that a comma goes wherever you'd naturally pause when talking. Talking is one thing, writing is another.

» Fri May 27, 2011 4:48 am

It's hard for me to not type like I talk. I... hear what I am typing in my head to see if it makes sense. Hard to explain. See? It's occurring naturally.

Oh sure, I could type really long and quite proper sentences that make me stand out less, but I do have to concentrate to do this. It was hard just to type out that long sentence. Yes, that was long for me.

Edit
Ill go now, lest I derail another topic on this day.

» Fri May 27, 2011 7:54 am

It's hard for me to not type like I talk. I... hear what I am typing in my head to see if it makes sense. Hard to explain. See? It's occurring naturally.

Oh sure, I could type really long and quite proper sentences that make me stand out less, but I do have to concentrate to do this. It was hard just to type out that long sentence. Yes, that was long for me.

The point of my post wasn't to suggest how and why you should try to stand out less and change your writing style, it was merely my shot at explaining why your posts sound like Mordin.

Edit
Ill go now, lest I derail another topic on this day.

Yes, run, run off to the hills before you make me post another off-topic post! :stare:

» Thu May 26, 2011 10:12 pm

http://www.topatoco.com/graphics/00000001/wn-wilderness-big.jpg

» Fri May 27, 2011 10:58 am

Nope. If I had a dollar for every stupid gelled-up hairstyle, oversized ugly shoes, and generic wool-knit hat with a stubby base-ball cap rim....

EDIT: @Veeno below: promiscuity. Though, sleeping all the time is kind of a turn off. I want to play video games, wake up and let's do that and take a walk in the woods or something.

See my edited post.

lol boots, jeans and a button up here! not cowboy boots just work boots, the steel toe kind.
A chest full of hair, a good amount of chin hair now, but I just trimmed it, shooting for a goatee.

Thats me!

» Fri May 27, 2011 12:42 am

Personality
Kindness, gentleness, intelligence, quiet confidence, competence.
As far as physical things, clean, well groomed hands. By well groomed I don't mean unacustomed to work. I mean clean, nails trimmed, no ragged cuticles, no dirt under nails, that sort of thing. Calluses, wrinkles, and little scratches are dead sixy. Chest and facial hair.

My aunt use to always cleanmy nails for me. She would always say that girls will always look at my hands.

» Fri May 27, 2011 3:59 am

My aunt use to always cleanmy nails for me. She would always say that girls will always look at my hands.

my nails stay trimmed most of the time, some times I let one thumb grow a bit of white, useful in for stripping wires that I work with all day long.
other wise, ragged cuticles lol, I had a g/f once get bored and do mine for me, but that was years ago, my hands don't look nasty though IMO.

Can't even tell about my cuticles though, and if its normally as painfull ( or she was bad at it ) and causes me to get so many nicks and blead again, Ill pass.

no dirt under nails? if I am coming from work it can't be helped, not so bad at my current job, but when i worked underground ( coal ) I went in white, come out black!

» Fri May 27, 2011 6:07 am

http://www.topatoco.com/graphics/00000001/wn-wilderness-big.jpg

:lmao:

i think that is the correct answer

» Fri May 27, 2011 12:48 am

While dirt, grease, or grime may not be avoidable, it can be removed. Petroleum jelly or beeswax is good for ragged cuticles, and comes unscented.

» Fri May 27, 2011 7:45 am

While dirt, grease, or grime may not be avoidable, it can be removed. Petroleum jelly or beeswax is good for ragged cuticles, and comes unscented.

defind ragged? mine are not what I wouuld call "ragged' they are naturla dn unless you are holding my hand in your face i doubt you will find much to not like.
Maybe I misunderstood you.

Its not like I let it stay there hough, I use razr blades, picks and cutters when i am not busy at work to clean them out, but some times I do not have the time.