Things About a Women That Turn You Off.

hapkido

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hey cybergoth, im attracted to alternative/goth chicks but too bad they are so cliquish and so much atttitude. Checked out a few goth clubs and a new one on Queen St. I was a goth throughout my university and highschool days but the chicks are just too self absorbed and anti social. But man nothing like seeing a hot goth dancing away to some Ministry.
 

CyberGoth

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not all goth chicks are cliqishly attitudinal. I recently met one who is quite lovely and cool and yum. :)

dont give up dude.
 

I'll Be Back

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CyberGoth said:
yes, I agree, cold unresponsive women are like dead fish. theyre just THERE. no sign of life... just merely....

existing.

[YAWN]
Isn't that what you call a wife ???????/
 

Kathy P

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Why do we have to slide into predictable stereotypes folks? Why can't a woman be cerebral (translation = have a brain and/or a few thoughts in her head), be good looking and have the ability to express emotion/feelings (translation = feel things)? Why does one characteristic necessarily cancel out the other? Aren't women touted as being multi-taskers?????

All I am suggesting is to open your minds to the fact that not every woman typifies stereotypes. There are lots of us out there that have a lot of different pieces to the proverbial puzzle. We're not all one-dimensional.
 

hapkido

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Uuum Kathy read the comments more carefully. It says only cerebral with no emotions. Your making a small 1 dimensional comment into multi-dimensional. Shit if you want to just simplify things just take the opposite of all the do not wants and that would be the perfect human being!
 

CyberGoth

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smiles innocently

submissivedave said:
So did I CyberGoth !!! So did I !!!

I wonder if it's the same person ... hehehe ...

;)
it is in the realm of realistic possibilities.

smiles quietly.
 

hapkido

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Ummmm let me guess an angel? :)
 

CyberGoth

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a tall feline DarkAngel?
 

CyberGoth

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maaayyyybeee, mayyybbeeee not!

submissivedave said:
Are you guys talking about Jessica Alba? :D
possibly, tho she's nice too I like petite curvey latinas in leather toooo
 
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CyberGoth said:
possibly, tho she's nice too I like petite curvey latinas in leather toooo
Hee hee ...

I don't know about Jessica Alba, but the "Dark Angel" I do know is very nice, kind, genuine, down to earth, has nothing to hide and is very very real ...

Ah ...

;)
 

CyberGoth

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Re: Re: maaayyyybeee, mayyybbeeee not!

fierce and intense and fearless. [and smells really goooood]


and looks incredibly good in black shiny stuff

teehee


submissivedave said:
Hee hee ...

I don't know about Jessica Alba, but the "Dark Angel" I do know is very nice, kind, genuine, down to earth, has nothing to hide and is very very real ...

Ah ...

;)
 
Re: Re: Re: maaayyyybeee, mayyybbeeee not!

CyberGoth said:
fierce and intense and fearless. [and smells really goooood]


and looks incredibly good in black shiny stuff

teehee
Ok ... I think we better stop sucking up to this "Angel" ... shes' gonna laugh her ass off when she reads our posts ... haha

LOL

:D

PS - yes, she looks very nice in things black ...
 

groo39

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Kathy P said:
Why do we have to slide into predictable stereotypes folks? Why can't a woman be cerebral (translation = have a brain and/or a few thoughts in her head), be good looking and have the ability to express emotion/feelings (translation = feel things)? Why does one characteristic necessarily cancel out the other? Aren't women touted as being multi-taskers?????
While your main point is true (there are women out there who "have it all"), I didn't really see anyone claiming that intelligence meant cold and unfeeling.

I don't find much correlation between intelligence and a cerebral attitude. Some people use their intelligence to provide a sharp or punnish sense of humour, and try to fit in socially. Others develop a very smug/superior attitude around people they don't know. Not only can that attitude appear cold, it can seem downright rude.

Most people are too self-aware to think their intelligence is superior to others, so they're very unlikely to develop that same attitude.

Stereotypes are not fair, but there is often some small grain of truth in them.
 

ford

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Dream on...

Troops said:
Call me picky, but i have a hard time overlooking some things on women that turn me off. This is not to offend any ladies. Its just that we all have our own preferences when it comes to our type.

Turn offs in no particular order.

1) Women who drink too much
2) Women with bad teeth
3) Women with big feet
4) Women who do drugs including weed.
5) Women who swear too much.
6) Women with smelly pussies
7) Women who wear too much perfume and make-up
8) Women with children that aren't mine
9) Women who just lay there when you fuck and don't make a sound.
10) Women with cellulite (cottage cheese)
11) Women with huge pussies.
12) Women who are shy and unsociable.
13) Women with a hairy pussy and ass.
14) Women who don't look after their hands and feet.
15) Women who are too whiny.
16) Women who sweat to much.
17) Women who don't shave their legs.
18) Women who can't cook.
19) Women who are overly jealous
20) Women who don't drive or work.

I could list you a lot more but i don't want to come across as being too selective.
Troops your criteria is slightly way too RIGID! No offence there my friend...but you are not being very realistic! At all!

Or maybe you need a perfect lady blow up doll to suffice all your reqiurements....again no offence intended.
 
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