quietGuy13 Posted September 25, 2011 Posted September 25, 2011 I'm noticing that aside from foreigners and church goers and sexy girls in college, many women don't seem to be very feminine whether in how they dress ,how they talk etc in all the office jobs i've been in the women talk loud, and manly, don't care about looking good and make jokes comments, and tease people. i guess that's how it was always but I prefer nice girls who are more feminine. I'm myself am quiet and nice person so I don't like when women talk nasty like that..and argue and all that. which is what i experienced in my jobs and something i see alot. Especially in things like The Real World and the Jersey shore and all those MTV competiion shows(gauntlet, etc) where the women are nasty mean and just very nasty personalities. They sound like beasts.
udolipixie Posted September 25, 2011 Posted September 25, 2011 I'm noticing that aside from foreigners and church goers and sexy girls in college, many women don't seem to be very feminine whether in how they dress ,how they talk etc in all the office jobs i've been in the women talk loud, and manly, don't care about looking good and make jokes comments, and tease people. i guess that's how it was always but I prefer nice girls who are more feminine. I'm myself am quiet and nice person so I don't like when women talk nasty like that..and argue and all that. which is what i experienced in my jobs and something i see alot. Especially in things like The Real World and the Jersey shore and all those MTV competiion shows(gauntlet, etc) where the women are nasty mean and just very nasty personalities. They sound like beasts. It depends on what your definition of feminine is. Talking nasty and arguing making joke comments, and teasing people don't seem to be disconnected to femininity but more of mean and combative personality and character. Joking, being loud, and teasing seem more of a playful personality than a disconnect to femininity. As for not caring how you look that's more of personal preferences than a disconnect to femininity. Just take note that if you do find a girl who you find feminine you may not fit her definition of what is masculine.
antinko Posted September 25, 2011 Posted September 25, 2011 I think the title is a bit unfair, just like many titles of threads we see here on Love Shack, because, yet again, we have a thread starter who generalizes wildly. There are billions of women on the planet and I rather suspect that they cannot fairly be shoved into one category. To answer the original question: yes, many women do like to be feminine. Many have different ideas of femininity, but that's fine because blokes have differing views on what it is to be manly.
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