Ugly Things People Do/Wear To Look Attractive

anabundanceoftubes · 09-19-2009, 07:11 AM

I often have hair in my eyes. And not because of any bangs/fringe. Just my hair always ends up there, and I've gotten used to it. But those haircuts, its true are quite unattractive.

Arya Stark · 09-19-2009, 11:00 AM

I was supposed to have those bangs that are straight in front of your face. But I grew them out and they're at an awkward length right now. So they look like that. So I have to clip them back and such.

boo boo · 09-19-2009, 01:26 PM

I like the bangs look to be honest... on chicks. It's a style that says "I'm shy" which I find inherently attractive.

If you're a guy though, it just makes you look like an emo pussy.

boo boo · 09-19-2009, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

What, you mean the type of emo pussy tempted towards shy girls because he can't get a woman with self-confidence to talk to him?

Do you just wake up in the morning and say to yourself Man, I'm gonna be a total douche today?

I'm a shy person, thus I'm drawn to other shy people. That's all. Assertive people sometimes don't clash very well with my personality.

gunnels · 09-19-2009, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by boo boo

Do you just wake up in the morning and say to yourself Man, I'm gonna be a total douche today?

It seems like most people do that tbh.

boo boo · 09-19-2009, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

Pretty much. It's an ugly thing I do to seem witty and attractive.

But srsly, it was more lighthearted than it sounded. I too find myself generally attracted to shy wimmens moreso than the, ehm...unreserved ones. That particular hairstyle doesn't often suggest shyness around here so much though. It's far more common in the "preppy bitch who seems to sleep around with everyone but you" type of girl, I've noticed.

To stay somewhat on topic:

It's not even that women wear the things to improve their appearance and fail, it's that they're willing to completely sacrifice all comfort to look a certain way. And don't even try to tell me that those things don't ****ing hurt. They radiate pain. I tried a pair of my mom's on the other day, went for a stroll downtown and at least six people walking with small children raced to the other side of the street just before crossing paths with me. Can't blame them one bit.

I would have loved to see that.

But yeah, those things do look hella uncomfortable. And comfort is sexy, barefoot ladies ftw.

storymilo · 09-19-2009, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

Pretty much. It's an ugly thing I do to seem witty and attractive.

But srsly, it was more lighthearted than it sounded. I too find myself generally attracted to shy wimmens moreso than the, ehm...unreserved ones. That particular hairstyle doesn't often suggest shyness around here so much though. It's far more common in the "preppy bitch who seems to sleep around with everyone but you" type of girl, I've noticed.

To stay somewhat on topic:

It's not even that women wear the things to improve their appearance and fail, it's that they're willing to completely sacrifice all comfort to look a certain way. And don't even try to tell me that those things don't ****ing hurt. They radiate pain. I tried a pair of my mom's on the other day, went for a stroll downtown and at least six people walking with small children raced to the other side of the street just before crossing paths with me. Can't blame them one bit.

I don't find heels unattractive, but I think some women think that high heels make them automatically pretty just fir putting them on. I agree with booboo that barefeet are more attractive, and I would admire a barefoot girl around a bunch of chicks with high heels than just another heeled one

FETCHER. · 09-19-2009, 02:35 PM

im pretty guilty of having a fringe similar, nothing as big as them, my fringe never goes in my eyes, or over my face. i look like a total retard with a middle shed so a side fringe for me is my only option

even though i quite like it

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

What, you mean the type of emo pussy tempted towards shy girls because he can't get a woman with self-confidence to talk to him?

im not singling you out here, but why does everyone feel the need to pick on Boo Boo just because hes not as confident as everyone else perhaps? and not to be funny, hasnt particuarly pulled yet? i think its unfair. yet again i can feel that you will take this as me singling you out.. its not.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wayfarer

It's not even that women wear the things to improve their appearance and fail, it's that they're willing to completely sacrifice all comfort to look a certain way. And don't even try to tell me that those things don't ****ing hurt. They radiate pain. I tried a pair of my mom's on the other day, went for a stroll downtown and at least six people walking with small children raced to the other side of the street just before crossing paths with me. Can't blame them one bit.

i couldnt go out without high heels (meaning to the dancing). i would feel like a reject, they give me some confidence, since shock horror, i dont have that much. a good pair of heels does wonders for me

.

09-19-2009, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by kayleigh.

why does everyone feel the need to pick on Boo Boo just because hes not as confident as everyone else perhaps? and not to be funny, hasnt particuarly pulled yet? i think its unfair. yet again i can feel that you will take this as me singling you out.. its not.

Everyone sort of bags on each other around here. Nobody is picking on boobs in particular, we're just having our douchey fun.

For content: I've seen a lot of women wearing a lot of necklaces. One or two is accessorizing, twenty is just goofy looking.

Arya Stark · 09-19-2009, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by The Unfan

For content: I've seen a lot of women wearing a lot of necklaces. One or two is accessorizing, twenty is just goofy looking.

Some come like that though. So you have to wrap it around multiple times.

I don't know if I'm thinking of the same thing.

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09-19-2009, 07:11 AM	#1 (permalink)
anabundanceoftubes Music Addict Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Maggie's farm Posts: 56	I often have hair in my eyes. And not because of any bangs/fringe. Just my hair always ends up there, and I've gotten used to it. But those haircuts, its true are quite unattractive.