Do Women Take Themselves Too Seriously?

**Scarlett O'Hara** · 10-30-2013, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs

You are pathetic, while you’re sitting there writing insults like the sad little nerd you are i’m not having sex with my imaginary hot girlfriends. Yeah you read that right, i have not one but FIVE imaginary girlfriends. Top that mother****er, I dont think you’ve ever even held hands with a girl.

Fixed.

Who's joking about women's rights now? Your women are all imaginary!

Love you Nea xxx

Key · 10-30-2013, 09:58 PM

In my honest opinion, yes. They do take themselves far too seriously. In the sense that they need to feel comfortable going out looking the way they do naturally. I don't care about any of the "but my makeup doesn't look right" etc. They should feel comfortable going out looking like themselves, otherwise they're basically lying to a person they're attracted to by showing them a face that doesn't exist 100% of the time.

Just my opinion.

Neapolitan · 10-30-2013, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs

Oooooooh I’m so scared, you think you’re tough pussy? I’m behind 7 proxies and use ZoneAlarm, Sygate and Comodo Internetnet Securtiy which I all keep up-to-date. THAT’S THREE FIREWALLS AT THE SAME TIME mother****er. You can’t hack me you little piece of ****. You’re peeshooter and kung fu won’t make a difference when my friend woh’s a B-51 pilot in the Air Force can turn your entire house and backyard into a ****huge bomb crater. You are pathetic, while you’re sitting there writing insults like the sad little nerd you are i’m having sex with my hot girlfriends. Yeah you read that right, i have not one but FIVE girlfriends. Top that mother****er, I dont think you’ve ever even held hands with a girl.

Why are you answering for 216?
The Martin XB-51 was retired from service in March of 1955.

**Scarlett O'Hara** · 10-30-2013, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

In my honest opinion, yes. They do take themselves far too seriously. In the sense that they need to feel comfortable going out looking the way they do naturally. I don't care about any of the "but my makeup doesn't look right" etc. They should feel comfortable going out looking like themselves, otherwise they're basically lying to a person they're attracted to by showing them a face that doesn't exist 100% of the time.

Just my opinion.

Not all women wear make up because they want others to think highly of them.

Dr_Rez · 10-30-2013, 10:08 PM

I love the ones that put on full make up to go to the gym. And when i say i love them I mean a i hate them.

Key · 10-30-2013, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

Not all women wear make up because they want others to think highly of them.

I never implied that. I said that IF they were trying to find attraction between another gender, they should at least be honest with that person. Perhaps I could have been more specific.

djchameleon · 10-30-2013, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs

I love the ones that put on full make up to go to the gym. And when i say i love them I mean a i hate them.

don't you also love the ones that douse themselves in perfume as well to go to the gym?

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Originally Posted by Ki

In my honest opinion, yes. They do take themselves far too seriously. In the sense that they need to feel comfortable going out looking the way they do naturally. I don't care about any of the "but my makeup doesn't look right" etc. They should feel comfortable going out looking like themselves, otherwise they're basically lying to a person they're attracted to by showing them a face that doesn't exist 100% of the time.

Just my opinion.

haha a friend of mines would burst out laughing in your face if you told her this. She's such a tomboy and majority of the time I have to tell her not to put on certain things because she straight up doesn't give a **** and would rather wear something comfortable than something more feminine. Also she doesn't know how to put on make up so she never bothers.

Trollheart · 10-31-2013, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

I wish I had a video but sadly everyone in the car was too embarrassed to film me.

Dagnab it! Oh well. Happy Halloween anyway! Oh wait, your Halloween is over isn't it? Friday where you are now (Thursday here)? Hey! I can literally and truthfully say I'm always gonna be behind you!

In other news, any sign of PM/Skype/Getting tired of me asking about Pm and/or Skype?

ladyislingering · 10-31-2013, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

In my honest opinion, yes. They do take themselves far too seriously. In the sense that they need to feel comfortable going out looking the way they do naturally. I don't care about any of the "but my makeup doesn't look right" etc. They should feel comfortable going out looking like themselves, otherwise they're basically lying to a person they're attracted to by showing them a face that doesn't exist 100% of the time.

Just my opinion.

I only make my face up when I go out because I know you don't think I'm some kind of disgusting troll without it. I'm comfortable with you because we've still got at least 70 more years together, and it's not like a woman can dodge aging. Society can see me one way if I choose, because I don't care about them, and they aren't going to see me outside of a social setting anyway.

But I do appreciate that you tolerate my crying over how my eyeliner doesn't look right, or if my hair doesn't seem to cooperate the way I wish it would. Your patience means a lot to me, but what's most important is that you still think I'm acceptable when I'm dressed way down, no makeup, hair pulled back, sweats on. As long as I'm perfect to you, I'm ok.

Women really do have a sort of neurotic responsibility to be looking their best all the time, doing everything just right, living up to age-old standards that society has been taught to expect (in a man's case) or perfect (in the case of a woman). It's hard being a lady, it's difficult, stressful, and heartbreaking sometimes. I can't even imagine what it's like for a male-to-female transwoman, with that extra layer of insecurity and always wondering "will they know I'm different?"

It's only getting worse with all this plastic surgery and millions of silly beauty products and "new" weight loss programs. All of this ridiculous nonsense is taking a toll on women's self esteem and it's just not fair. Even clothes are designed stupidly. I'm thin, and petite. Most clothes are designed from the bodies of Amazonian women, it would seem, with long freaking legs that run up to their chins and gargantuan tits that just wouldn't go with the scenery on a typical woman. I don't even know who's designing these stupid garments but it's like they've never seen an actual woman before. And it's all cheaply made, super expensive, designed to lose threads, fade out, and keep us cold.

I could go on forever about the difficulties women face every day but I see this thread's already gone on for almost 11 pages, I just don't have the patience.

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

Not all women wear make up because they want others to think highly of them.

This.

I wear make-up so I can feel better about myself when I'm around other people (most people I know are so gorgeous it makes me want to punch them, and then there's me, little Plain Jane). I have to have something in this world (apart from my hair) that sets me apart from the others. I'm ok with looking different, I just have to be comfortable.

~~John Wilkes Booth~~ · 11-02-2013, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by butthead aka 216

Agreed. Rarely see men turn on each other but I hear a lotta women bitch about friends

In my experience both sexes are two faced and passive aggressive as ****.

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Key . Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 13,153	In my honest opinion, yes. They do take themselves far too seriously. In the sense that they need to feel comfortable going out looking the way they do naturally. I don't care about any of the "but my makeup doesn't look right" etc. They should feel comfortable going out looking like themselves, otherwise they're basically lying to a person they're attracted to by showing them a face that doesn't exist 100% of the time. Just my opinion.