Your Feminine Side
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Charming.
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i bet her cat appreciates it
Isnt this the same bloke who started the "im a bum thread" looking for a fight?
If he keeps just looking for a fight I want to see him take on the ban hammer in a 1 v 1. Flame wars and arguements are just pointless as they just end up getting locked. Although this thread seems to have been embraced
Still, try harder OP
If he keeps just looking for a fight I want to see him take on the ban hammer in a 1 v 1. Flame wars and arguements are just pointless as they just end up getting locked. Although this thread seems to have been embraced
Still, try harder OP
I'm not that fond of a simplistic division into masculine and feminine anyway. So I am who I am and let other people stick labels on bits of it if they like. I've been mistaken for a woman often enough, so I guess I must be considered quite a bit more feminine than average for a man.
It changes from time to time and place to place anyway, so it can't be real. For example, it wasn't that long ago in England that make-up and elaborate clothing with frills and suchlike was considered masculine. Another example - in ancient Rome, it was very manly to wear either skirts or short dresses(*) in order to keep most of your legs bare.
* The tunica was the most common form of clothing in ancient Rome and was effectively a simple dress. Imagine a cross between a T-shirt and a dress, without sleeves and you're on the right lines. Men wore them above the knee, women wore ankle-length ones.
It changes from time to time and place to place anyway, so it can't be real. For example, it wasn't that long ago in England that make-up and elaborate clothing with frills and suchlike was considered masculine. Another example - in ancient Rome, it was very manly to wear either skirts or short dresses(*) in order to keep most of your legs bare.
* The tunica was the most common form of clothing in ancient Rome and was effectively a simple dress. Imagine a cross between a T-shirt and a dress, without sleeves and you're on the right lines. Men wore them above the knee, women wore ankle-length ones.
Cats are merciless predators. They're not sweet at all. It's just currently fashionable to pretend that they are and project the pretence onto their behaviour.
I'm not trying to charm you, i'm not a gayer. The charm is reserved for the ladies only
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I don't and have never had one. It does work against you i find.
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Although this thread seems to have been embraced
It still sucks.
I like purple.. I don't look at it being feminine though?
I'm young and enjoy some fun. I could think of a lot more fun things to do than dance about naked with guys. Unless of course i was gay. Which i'm not. I do like puppies and kittens though :-/
I'm young and enjoy some fun. I could think of a lot more fun things to do than dance about naked with guys. Unless of course i was gay. Which i'm not. I do like puppies and kittens though :-/
