XxAxX said:

considering i was bound, it was nearly impossible to type with my nose, but luckily my pen0r is 3 feet long and able to reach the computer.

I like all people that can easily tap into their compassion

Mach said:

hey mach, what do i have to do for you to send me a bar of soap and some fully charged oils?

100%

my man has to be sensitive

but, there are times when he has to be a hard ass too


mostly, i cant stand a man that refuses to cry... that just messes me up, if you need to cry, let it out man, its not like im gonna think youre a big sissy for it... infact, just the opposite. theres something about a man that can shed a tear if needed, but take charge of a situation and run it like a bulldog too

Most women say they want a senstive man but that's not who they end up going for.

Spats said:

alot of women didn't say that there has to be a balance. nobody wants a wuss or man that is way too rough.

I've always been a bit confused about what is meant by the word "sensitive". I have a lot of emotions so in that sense I guess I'm very sensitive. But I don't get broken down easily by bad things that are happening, so in that sense I'm insensitive. Or does it mean how easily you pick up "vibes" from other people? In that case I'm extremely sensitive. I'm also very ticklish. So I guess all in all I'm sensitive?

Spats said:

You've just got all the answers don't you boy?

Yep. The evidence. The evidence is all there. The sensitive guys usually take a backseat to the bad boys or the really macho guys.

Did say you were were playing squash? Good for you. Good way to lose the love handles.

sensitive doesnt equate wimpy, although in some cases it might. I like sensitive men with buns like steel

Spats said:

Come over and give me a game if you think you are man enough

i think a sensitive man is one who cares how i feel
and wants me to care back about his feelings

so in that case - hell yeah
who would want an insensitive prick who isn't tuned into you
or who doesn't allow you to get close to him??

LleeLlee said:

you have a point their. there's a difference. i shoulda said was i don't like wimpy men.

brownsugar said:

I like men who are strong emotionally but also sensitive to your feelings and others feelings and who you can talk to about emotions without them getting all stereotypically macho about it.

LleeLlee said:

To all the sexy ladies....

If ya take the initative to explore me,
you'll find that
I'm hard in certain areas
...& sensitive in others...

Illustrator said:

The hard spot is proven to be sensitive also

mdiver said:

First be man enough to post your woman's picture. it's all about macho BS with you. Challenging me to fights, to squash games. Strange way to be brought up.

Spats said:

You know the deal we have been here before post a pic of you and then you will get what you want and BTW if you don't have the goods to stand up then don't posture. You make all the noises but you have nothing to back it up. In England we say "all mouth and no trousers" fits you pretty well.

You are the one posturing. You are the one making challenges and threats. Drop the 50's greaser image.

Spats said:

Seriously it's like arguing with a child, the only come back is "NO you are"

With you it's like arguing with a caveman. "me strong. me want to show you how strong. Grrrr.".

Spats said:

That is it?

That's the only comeback you ever have when you have been insulted and cannot come up with anything.

ugh!!!! stop

Spats said:

It's an interesting question. I would say yes, more than most women, I do like sensitive men.

That said, people who are very sensitive have to develop mechanisms for coping with that, and sometimes those mechanisms are not condusive to healthy relationships.

As a pretty sensitive creature myself, I've noticed that there are a couple of ways you can handle potentially hurtful things. You can learn let them pass through, or you can put up a shield to force them to bounce off. Learning to let them pass through requires a certain serenity that is hard to maintain, and that makes this the more dangerous option, as far as trying to keep from getting hurt. But the sheild, while safer, also pushes good things/people away.

I'd love to meet the man who is sensitive and coping with it gracefully. I can't say I have. Or, at least, not a straight man.

brownsugar said:

While I wouldn't put it that way ( ), I most certainly do not like "a hard mf".

So, good. More for you.

depends. but mostly in my case....no I don't