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Live_Wire17 05-28-2007 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by ladygreek (Post 1454046)
^^^^Used to wear a dainty DST 14K gold anklet until the clasp broke. Will be getting it fixed for the summer. Has always loved pretty anklets.
I love them too Soror. Where did you get it?:confused:

Live_Wire17 05-28-2007 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst (Post 1456364)
For me, it's being able to talk about a variety of topics intelligently and without expecting everyone to have the same viewpoint as her.

Someone who can disagree constructively, without having to resort to personal attacks.

Someone who's knowledge of news and current events go beyond celebrity gossip/scandals and reality show goings-on. Those who listen to NPR and BBC is a major plus (REAL NEWS sources), along with those who keep up with economic news and/or read The Economist and Mother Jones. Again, they don't have to do all these things, but they must be aware of current news from a variety of sources, not just CNN and Fox News. But I digress....
Sounds fine:cool:...it is the rest that scares me.

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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst (Post 1456364)
Another major turn-on is those who have conservative family values with no feminist attitudes or traits (ex. women with hyphenated names is a red flag).
This would be me:p I am a daddy's girl and found it hard to let go of the name but it doesn't mean I love my Nupe any less only that he is not my DEFINITION BUT RATHER MY COMPLIMENT.:D

PrettyBoy 06-06-2007 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by IncontRHOllable (Post 1454040)
Just had to ask you, is it possible that your negative view of ankle bracelets was influenced by a church? I'm asking because when I was growing up I used to attend this "holiness" church and the old school religified folk used to say that anklets are for prostitutes. I used to believe that until I got out into the real world and found that to be very far from reality. It's funny but one time(after I left that church and joined the church where I attend now) I actually wore an anklet when I went to their church picnic and the older folk was like :eek: ( I had the anklet on with my long skirt) The next thing I know my cuz told me they started telling the youth of the church to stay away from me because I had let the world corrupt me, and they got all of that from me wearing an ankle bracelet. I guess seeing a girl with a long skirt or capri pants on with an anklet would send a signal that she is fass :confused: but in my case that judgment would be 100% FALSE.
No, I didn't hear it from the church. I just hate it and I think it looks stupid as hell. It looks trashy and the women that I've seen wear them were all hoes. I can't say you or any other woman that I've never met are like that, but I'm just speaking on what I've seen. It's like buying a car that doesn't last. I wouldn't buy a car from that same company anymore if the 1st car I bought gave me problems. For the women who want to wear them that's cool. I just won't be with them, that's all. I'm sure some guys like it, but I sure as hell don't. Different strokes for different folks.

PrettyBoy 06-06-2007 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by delph998 (Post 1454619)
Yeah, I know people who wear ankle bracelets too and they look tasteful to me.

My question is: what kind of stilettos are you referring to because I always wear stilettos as I'm sure most of the women on GC are as well.
I'm just not interested in women that wear stilettos. They make her look like a slut to me.

PrettyBoy 06-06-2007 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by KAPital PHINUst (Post 1456364)
For me, it's being able to talk about a variety of topics intelligently and without expecting everyone to have the same viewpoint as her.

Someone who can disagree constructively, without having to resort to personal attacks.

Someone who's knowledge of news and current events go beyond celebrity gossip/scandals and reality show goings-on. Those who listen to NPR and BBC is a major plus (REAL NEWS sources), along with those who keep up with economic news and/or read The Economist and Mother Jones. Again, they don't have to do all these things, but they must be aware of current news from a variety of sources, not just CNN and Fox News. But I digress....

Another major turn-on is those who have conservative family values with no feminist attitudes or traits (ex. women with hyphenated names is a red flag). Of course, those who dress conservatively is a major turn on for me; I like to be greeted at the door by a woman in a June Cleaver dress with pearls (yeah, I like AKAs :p :D) over a woman coming to the door with Saran Wrap and stiletto heels. But that's just me, though. YMMV.
Damn, Nupe. Maybe it's just a fraternity thing, because I like the conservative look too. I love the June Cleaver look. I can't stand stilettos or clothes that look like they've been painted on. TRASH.

ladygreek 06-06-2007 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Live_Wire17 (Post 1456568)
I love them too Soror. Where did you get it?:confused:
Fourteen Karat Plus. :D

ladygreek 06-06-2007 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by delph998 (Post 1454619)
Yeah, I know people who wear ankle bracelets too and they look tasteful to me.

My question is: what kind of stilettos are you referring to because I always wear stilettos as I'm sure most of the women on GC are as well.
Not me, I can't walk in them. :D But they do look good on you. They tend to flatter a woman's legs, imo.

ladygreek 06-06-2007 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by PrettyBoy (Post 1462417)
No, I didn't hear it from the church. I just hate it and I think it looks stupid as hell. It looks trashy and the women that I've seen wear them were all hoes. I can't say you or any other woman that I've never met are like that, but I'm just speaking on what I've seen. It's like buying a car that doesn't last. I wouldn't buy a car from that same company anymore if the 1st car I bought gave me problems. For the women who want to wear them that's cool. I just won't be with them, that's all. I'm sure some guys like it, but I sure as hell don't. Different strokes for different folks.
Then my daughter is safe. LOL

ladygreek 06-06-2007 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by PrettyBoy (Post 1462425)
Damn, Nupe. Maybe it's just a fraternity thing, because I like the conservative look too. I love the June Cleaver look. I can't stand stilettos or clothes that look like they've been painted on. TRASH.
Naw, dude. I know plenty of Kappas that like women in stilettos and wouldn't mind be greeted at the door by his woman in saran wrap. Maybe it's just a PB and RM thing.

KAPPAtivating 06-06-2007 11:25 PM
I was just having this conversation with my brother earlier today. I don't equate SEXY with being naked, or in tight clothes. My woman can be sexy in pajamas or anything. Sexy is the way you walk, the way you talk, and the confidence a woman has. I did used to have a thing for a woman in boots though:D If a woman has on a high heel with a pair of business slacks or something...then that is cool. But I don't wanna see your azz if you bend over(I might look, but you won't be my woman)!

PrettyBoy 06-06-2007 11:33 PM
I don't respect women that wear that crap. They think men like it but most men just want to see them with their panites around their ankles. If I brought home a woman that was dressed like anything near that, my parents would be like. :eek:

I like women who respect themselves and dress with class. Those are the ones I bring home too meet the parents.

ziasha07 06-06-2007 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by PrettyBoy (Post 1462463)
I don't respect women that wear that crap. They think men like it but most men just want to see them with their panites around their ankles. If I brought home a woman that was dressed like anything near that, my parents would be like. :eek:

I like women who respect themselves and dress with class. Those are the ones I bring home too meet the parents.
How come when most men realize this they are usually past the college age and ready to settle down? Young men today in the 18-22 range generally run for "Saran Wrap" and stiletto clad women instead of the more conservatively dressed ones. It sends the message that female is undesireable unless half of her body is hanging out or squeezed into a tight outfit.

PrettyBoy 06-06-2007 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by ziasha07 (Post 1462468)
How come when most men realize this they are usually past the college age and ready to settle down? Young men today in the 18-22 range generally run for "Saran Wrap" and stiletto clad women instead of the more conservatively dressed ones.
I've been this way(the committed type) since I hit puberty. I have never, ever liked women that wear that trash. Seriously, and I haven't changed and I won't change. Plus, a lot of young women like guys like the ones you just mentioned anyway.

PrettyBoy 06-06-2007 11:55 PM
fishnet stockings
stilettos
anklets
tight clothes of any type
tattoos
body piercings anywhere except the ears
come screw me shoes
multiple bracelets on the wrist
too much make up
weaves
long fake finger nails

A woman that wears any of the above plus me=none.

ziasha07 06-06-2007 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by PrettyBoy (Post 1462471)
I've been this way(the committed type) since I hit puberty. I have never, ever liked women that wear that trash. Seriously, and I haven't changed and I won't change. Plus, a lot of young women like guys like the ones you just mentioned anyway.
True, but when you first meet/see a guy, how are you to know that they are the type guy that prefers scantily clad women?

PB I feel that you are the last of a dying breed if you've been that way since puberty.


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