What Attracts You First? Poll #2 for Men Only

[cacian]

I have been thinking if guys and gals prefered women with or without makeup because that is an essential part a beauty regime to entice and entertain.
So is makeup as a must in a woman's look or simply too fake and disagreable to the lips when it comes to that ''heated kiss'' haha sorry I had to ask it!!!

[Emil Miller]

I have been thinking if guys and gals prefered women with or without makeup because that is an essential part a beauty regime to entice and entertain.
So is makeup as a must in a woman's look or simply too fake and disagreable to the lips when it comes to that ''heated kiss'' haha sorry I had to ask it!!!

Women wear makeup to give themselves confidence, it has very little to do with attracting men. Much will depend on facial bone structure where makeup is used to try to alter the shape of the face into a more pleasing appearance but when too much is applied it simply draws attention to whatever defects there are and it should be used sparingly and with skill to achieve the best effect.
Personally, I think It would be nicer if women could get away without it but that isn't going to happen.

[prendrelemick]

As William Cobbett put it.

Give me, for a beautiful sight, a neat and smart woman, heating her oven and setting in her bread! And, if the bustle does make the sign of labor glisten on her brow, where is the man that would not kiss that off, rather than lick the plaster from the cheek of a duchess?”

[Emil Miller]

As William Cobbett put it.

Give me, for a beautiful sight, a neat and smart woman, heating her oven and setting in her bread! And, if the bustle does make the sign of labor glisten on her brow, where is the man that would not kiss that off, rather than lick the plaster from the cheek of a duchess?”

He was never a man to mince his words.

[cacian]

Women wear makeup to give themselves confidence, it has very little to do with attracting men. Much will depend on facial bone structure where makeup is used to try to alter the shape of the face into a more pleasing appearance but when too much is applied it simply draws attention to whatever defects there are and it should be used sparingly and with skill to achieve the best effect.
Personally, I think It would be nicer if women could get away without it but that isn't going to happen.

Of course and I like makeup don't get me wrong it is all part of the fun and gettind dolled up is cool but not everyday though because that would just take the thrill out of it.
The same with plastic surgery I would not go that way because I would not want a plastic look oh the horrors!!
Too much make up on a daily basis is ageeing for the skin because skin needs to breath.
I was only wondering if men in general or women for that matter liked or not liked kissing someone with lipstick on?!!
I know I would not like it because it must taste horrible when it gets inside your mouth

[Emil Miller]

Of course and I like makeup don't get me wrong it is all part of the fun and gettind dolled up is cool but not everyday though because that would just take the thrill out of it.
The same with plastic surgery I would not go that way because I would not want a plastic look oh the horrors!!
Too much make up on a daily basis is ageeing for the skin because skin needs to breath.
I was only wondering if men in general or women for that matter liked or not liked kissing someone with lipstick on?!!
I know I would not like it because it must taste horrible when it gets inside your mouth

Yes it's sensible to consider the skin's breathing requirement but I was listening to a radio programme where the presenter said that she decided to go into work without makeup but passed a hall mirror on the away out and was so horrified by what she saw that she immediately turned around and went back to put makeup on.
I have never understood why so many women choose that bright red lipstick that looks like a raspberry stuck in their face I have never mentioned it but always wanted to ask why they don't choose a muted colour. Anyhow, I never found lipstick to taste horrible but it can be quite messy when it has been over applied.

[Mutatis-Mutandis]

When it comes to fat, it's possible to be obese and healthy. The danger is in storing fat where fat shouldn't be stored, like your heart.

This is quite true. My dad is 5'8" and around 220-230 pounds (medically considered obese). But his cholesterol is low, his blood pressure is low, after testing his doctors said his heart and arteries are about as healthy as can be, and when he took a stress test (that thing where you run on a tread mill and they watch your vitals) it took him forever to actually stress his body out to where they needed him to. A couple years ago he ran a half marathon, 13.1 miles, in about three hours.

Hahaha, statistics are unreliable and must be wrong unless they support your opinion? That's such an unbelievably prevalent cliché of any person who strongly and unyieldingly aligns with one side or the other of the political spectrum, and it's hilarious that you just came right out and said it, just like that.

Yes, that was refreshing.

[Jack of Hearts]

As William Cobbett put it.

Give me, for a beautiful sight, a neat and smart woman, heating her oven and setting in her bread! And, if the bustle does make the sign of labor glisten on her brow, where is the man that would not kiss that off, rather than lick the plaster from the cheek of a duchess?”

Kinky.







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[Neo_Sephiroth]

This is an interesting thread. I like it. I don't know about you guys but I seem to be attracted to the ladies that plays hard to get.

[Delta40]

Women wear makeup to give themselves confidence, it has very little to do with attracting men. Much will depend on facial bone structure where makeup is used to try to alter the shape of the face into a more pleasing appearance but when too much is applied it simply draws attention to whatever defects there are and it should be used sparingly and with skill to achieve the best effect.
Personally, I think It would be nicer if women could get away without it but that isn't going to happen.

53% of women won't leave the house without makeup. I agree it should be used sparingly, if at all. I only use mascara and lipstick on work days and none at all on my days off. Feels great!

[stlukesguild]

This is quite true. My dad is 5'8" and around 220-230 pounds (medically considered obese). But his cholesterol is low, his blood pressure is low, after testing his doctors said his heart and arteries are about as healthy as can be, and when he took a stress test (that thing where you run on a tread mill and they watch your vitals) it took him forever to actually stress his body out to where they needed him to. A couple years ago he ran a half marathon, 13.1 miles, in about three hours.

My studio mate puts all of my other friends and family to shame. He is a marathon runner... professional. One of the top 100 in his age group. On a good run he'll finish the entire marathon... 26+ miles... in somewhere in the vicinity of 2 hours and 25 minutes... at age 43. Today he's hiking across the great divide in the Rocky Mountains... a trek of some several hundred miles that includes a couple of passes above 10,000 feet and one above 14,000. He'll be out in the wilderness with only that which he can carry for some 13 days. In the past he's hiked the Matterhorn, ran the Highland Trail in Scotland, and run across Death Valley. He doesn't have an ounce of fat on him.

[YesNo]

My dad is 5'8" and around 220-230 pounds (medically considered obese).

There is also a waist/height ratio that might be worth considering to help include the effect of heavier muscle weight. Here's a calculator for that along with a BMI (weight/height) ratio.

http://www.webmd.com/diet/calc-bmi-plus

[Mutatis-Mutandis]

I just did his calculations, and he is considered obese.

[Emil Miller]

This is an interesting thread. I like it. I don't know about you guys but I seem to be attracted to the ladies that plays hard to get.

Well that's the idea.

[JuniperWoolf]

Sorry, I missed this until I noticed that you had been on to post in the other thread.

If people aren't run by influence then account for the number of women in my country who are spending thousands of pounds during a time of severe economic austerity to mutiliate, and stick foreign objects into, their bodies. You are giving young people too much credit. Take a look at the world we live in. Free will is impeded at every turn.

The reason men are not influenced by these images is because these images are not meant to be sexually appealing. So of course, young men are indifferent towards them.

They are targeted towards young women, or rather groups of young women, and the message is that skinny equals success and wealth. Again it is nott sexual.

That sounds right. Still, that's not a reflection of humanity, it's a reflection on a relatively small proportion of humanity who profiteer off of the strong insecurity of young girls. I think that humanity as a whole tends towards good.