Medb wrote:
Did you have a bad experience with an outty?
No, it's just weird.
I had a bad experience with a ginger and I still fancy them.
Medb wrote:
Did you have a bad experience with an outty?
The Dríver wrote:We even have village idiots.
Jumper k wrote:I'm off for some more work this weekend. I'll finally finish the lower part of my leg and have the patella covered. Thats it until next year when I'm considering a full sleeve. Oh, and a portrait of G on the palm of my left hand.
Deebank wrote:Jumper k wrote:I'm off for some more work this weekend. I'll finally finish the lower part of my leg and have the patella covered. Thats it until next year when I'm considering a full sleeve. Oh, and a portrait of G on the palm of my left hand.
Are you left handed?
the hanging monkey wrote:Medb wrote:
Did you have a bad experience with an outty?
No, it's just weird.
I had a bad experience with a ginger and I still fancy them.
TopCat G wrote:Medb wrote:TopCat G wrote:
Well I did say 'less likely' as opposed to I would never consider going out with them.
Are there any other physical attributes might put you off?
I'm sure there are, but I'm not going to land myself in a trap by listing them here. That there is a relationship between appearance and attractiveness is hardly big news.
Medb wrote: you do judge a woman who has what you consider to be masculine tattoos in masculine places.
Phil T wrote:Medb wrote: you do judge a woman who has what you consider to be masculine tattoos in masculine places.
I'd never go out with a woman who has a tattoo on her willy...
Medb wrote:Phil T wrote:Medb wrote: you do judge a woman who has what you consider to be masculine tattoos in masculine places.
I'd never go out with a woman who has a tattoo on her willy...
That doesn't rule out you going out with a woman with a willy
TopCat G wrote:I think those last few sentences gave you away. Yes I was pretty aware that you were looking to read things into my posts, which is why I was careful not to give you the ammunition.
The truth really is as straightforward as I stated in my posts. I don't find large visible tattoos on women very attractive and as a result I'd be less likely to fancy them. It does not mean I think any the less of them as a human being or that I make assumptions about their moral character. If that is superficial so be it, though it's no more superficial than a woman saying she doesn't like beards on men for example.
Phil T wrote:
Depends what she looked like...
Jumper k wrote:I'm off for some more work this weekend. I'll finally finish the lower part of my leg and have the patella covered.
Medb wrote:Phil T wrote:Medb wrote: you do judge a woman who has what you consider to be masculine tattoos in masculine places.
I'd never go out with a woman who has a tattoo on her willy...
That doesn't rule out you going out with a woman with a willy
Phil T wrote:
I almost humourously replied "why, are you doing anything at the weekend?".
But thought better of it, as that way lies insanity and a visit to A & E. For a couple of reasons...
Medb wrote:Phil T wrote:
I almost humourously replied "why, are you doing anything at the weekend?".
But thought better of it, as that way lies insanity and a visit to A & E. For a couple of reasons...
My penis is my business
Griff wrote:The notion that Jeremy Corbyn, a lifelong vocal proponent of antisemitism, would stand in front of an antisemitic mural and commend it is utterly preposterous.
Copehead wrote:a right wing cretin like Berger....bleating about racism
Fireplug wrote:I like tattoos. Well, I like GOOD tattoos. Like them on women too, if they're the sort of person who suits them and doesn't just want a fashion accessory. I've only got one but may get more. I like having just the one but I also like the idea of having a LOT. I still haven't decided.