caramel c Posted August 22, 2009 Posted August 22, 2009 It all comes off in the shower! Not mine, I use waterproof products, you'll never catch me undone! lol j/k
Trialbyfire Posted August 22, 2009 Posted August 22, 2009 Not mine, I use waterproof products, you'll never catch me undone! lol j/k Nothing stops panda eyes, especially if you sweat!
alphamale Posted August 22, 2009 Posted August 22, 2009 people usually don't get "their type" anyways
MissJoness Posted August 22, 2009 Posted August 22, 2009 Nope. I'd always be jealous when I see his type at a grocery market, department store, party etc and I'd never feel secure in that relationship. I want to know that I am the guys type physically, mentally and spirtually. I want to feel wanted.
WTRanger Posted August 22, 2009 Posted August 22, 2009 I was part of a situation like this. It was the classic girl next door case, because she actually lived next door to me. I was attracted to her becuase she fit the description of people I am attracted to. She was a girl. I know, I'm fairly simple in my requirements. However, she was convinced that she would fall in love with a hardcore Christian guy who was into that schlock they call Christian metal. The only real metal is death metal, IMO. I was a drunken relapsed Catholic who liked the Blues. We hit it off and it was an amazing 2 year relationship until one day she just couldn't shake the fact that I wasn't her ideal image of the man she thought she'd marry. She said I fit perfectly into every other category except my image and my beliefs. It was over on that day. At least, that was the reason she gave me. I can sort of understand religious beliefs, but why date me for 2 years when I was up front about what I believed in from the start? For me personally, I have my ideal girl that I am attracted to but at the same time I'm wiling to change that ideal if she has other features that stand out. To me, the outside image is only a fraction of what I'm attracted to these days. The inside image is the one that will make or break the relationship. At least, that's what I feel.
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