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Reply #90 posted 03/21/12 10:54am

Dave1992

Serious said:

Dave1992 said:

1) mobile

2) €€€

3) boff

wink

You don't have enough € to pay me wink.

Such greed!

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Reply #91 posted 03/21/12 11:03am

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Dave1992 said:

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You don't have enough € to pay me wink.

Such greed!

comfort There are more than enough girls and ladies who will do you for free or even pay you falloff

With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A....
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Reply #92 posted 03/21/12 11:17am

Dave1992

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Dave1992 said:

Such greed!

comfort There are more than enough girls and ladies who will do you for free or even pay you falloff

Sex alone with anyone is too boring - I don't need that. If someone mentions money, though, we start to talk. evillol

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Reply #93 posted 03/21/12 11:19am

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Dave1992 said:

Serious said:

comfort There are more than enough girls and ladies who will do you for free or even pay you falloff

Sex alone with anyone is too boring - I don't need that. If someone mentions money, though, we start to talk. evillol

I guess you never had it with anybody doing it right then shrug. I had boring sex maybe 3 times in my whole life.

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Reply #94 posted 03/21/12 12:39pm

Dave1992

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Dave1992 said:

Sex alone with anyone is too boring - I don't need that. If someone mentions money, though, we start to talk. evillol

I guess you never had it with anybody doing it right then shrug. I had boring sex maybe 3 times in my whole life.

I do think I had wink

It's just that an amazing orgasm and freaky stuff isn't enough for me. Been there and done that enough times, so there's no real tension for me to try to sleep with anyone. I have found that I'm way more pleased afterwards if I have the feeling that I connected with a special person on a higher level. No need for love or any romantic emotion necessarily, but I need more than simply "good sex". I need it with someone special for it to be special. shrug

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Reply #95 posted 03/21/12 12:43pm

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Dave1992 said:

Serious said:

I guess you never had it with anybody doing it right then shrug. I had boring sex maybe 3 times in my whole life.

I do think I had wink

It's just that an amazing orgasm and freaky stuff isn't enough for me. Been there and done that enough times, so there's no real tension for me to try to sleep with anyone. I have found that I'm way more pleased afterwards if I have the feeling that I connected with a special person on a higher level. No need for love or any romantic emotion necessarily, but I need more than simply "good sex". I need it with someone special for it to be special. shrug

Well I only had sex with men who are very special to me and who I feel connected with......

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Reply #96 posted 03/21/12 2:51pm

Aelis

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Dave1992 said:

There's no especially reaccurring type in my past history - I fell in love with almost all sorts.

But if I had to settle for one, she would have to be small and petit, have soft facial features, long hair (either dark or blonde, either straight or curly) and have a very feminine and elegant (but not stluttish) charisma.

Examples:

[img:$uid]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQkiKcI98sTSOLjR96o65juWJOT7_ozH0JU6gGHGGw2yI9cFIEY[/img:$uid]

And I love green eyes. And I hate jewellery.

So why do you wear it yourself then?

I love jewellery on both men and women if they know what looks good on them. She would look a million times hotter with a cool necklace on the photo IMO, she looks naked without one and not in a good way...

[Edited 3/20/12 16:15pm]

I really like this photo of her. And I think a necklace is totally unnecessary. Not that it would look bad, but like this there are no "distractions" somehow, it's just her. And I like that.

I don't mind seeing a bit of jewellery on someone if it's a bit unusual and it fits them. But I will still try to imagine them without it; to "value" their physical appearance without it. I simply prefer it when there's none.

However, I can appreciate the aesthetics of well-made jewellery, especially if it's something out of the ordinary, but I don't really wear it myself, especially not for the sake of it.

Other than that, sending you a hug!

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Reply #97 posted 03/21/12 3:18pm

Lisa10

Isn't there a saying that guys tend to date girls that are the same type (looking) as their mothers? And the same with girls being attracted to people who resemble their fathers...

Well anyway, I tend to used to go for types that had the same kind of build & style as my dad. But for the more recent years i've been more attracted to men who I would say are more like the same kind of type as my step-father.

Strange, but true.

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Reply #98 posted 03/21/12 3:38pm

Dave1992

Lisa10 said:

Isn't there a saying that guys tend to date girls that are the same type (looking) as their mothers? And the same with girls being attracted to people who resemble their fathers...

Well anyway, I tend to used to go for types that had the same kind of build & style as my dad. But for the more recent years i've been more attracted to men who I would say are more like the same kind of type as my step-father.

Strange, but true.

I heard that too and there are logical reasons why there must be some truth to this. However, it would be foolish to assume that this is a definite answer to the question who we are likely to feel attracted to. There are thousands of other factors playing their role...

Personally, I think I have found out why some (by far not all) women I have felt attracted to seemed to have been similar to my mother (looks and character). I think it simply made me feel more safe, because I thought I knew what to expect and how to react to certain sides of their personality, because I've had "seen it all before". Look-wise it's probably all about habit and idolisation. Everybody goes through a time when they completely idolise their parents. Their face will resemble your future idol and vice versa. But I still don't think that's all.

For instance, I have found that many women I find attractive resemble that one girl I "fell in love with" in kindergarden. I never said a single word to her, nevermind touched her (I can't even remember her name), but I know what she looked like and I know that many girls I had later on looked a lot like her. So, we probably associate certain facial features (which often happen to be the features of the people closest to us - parents) with certain emotions - feeling overwhelmed, idolising someone, respect etc. - and that's where I think the whole "we're attracted to people like our parents" comes in.

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Reply #99 posted 03/21/12 3:52pm

Aelis

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SeventeenDayze said:

missfee said:

He's so fuckable in this picture!!! drool

Tell me about it...I've always had a thing for Italian men smile

He was stunning in the Godfather. In every way.

He's always been a very handsome man.

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Reply #100 posted 03/21/12 7:37pm

SeventeenDayze

Lisa10 said:

Isn't there a saying that guys tend to date girls that are the same type (looking) as their mothers? And the same with girls being attracted to people who resemble their fathers...

Well anyway, I tend to used to go for types that had the same kind of build & style as my dad. But for the more recent years i've been more attracted to men who I would say are more like the same kind of type as my step-father.

Strange, but true.

I've heard that before and have wondered about that too. The type of guy I go for doesn't resemble my father but probably one of my great-great grandfathers I'm sure. According to the census my great-grandfather was a "mulatto" so perhaps he looked like Al Pacino? smile

I also saw on a PBS special a long time ago that people tend to be attracted to those who have similar facial features as they do. So, the next time you have a crush on someone, look to see how much they look like you smile It seems like I have also seen people who are a couple but who look like brother and sister.

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Reply #101 posted 03/22/12 8:41am

retina

Usually someone kind of like Rachel Weisz; a mature, smart, feminine woman who also has a great sense of humour, fun, and adventure. I like the long dark hair too.

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Reply #102 posted 03/22/12 8:52am

Genesia

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Lisa10 said:

Isn't there a saying that guys tend to date girls that are the same type (looking) as their mothers? And the same with girls being attracted to people who resemble their fathers...

Well anyway, I tend to used to go for types that had the same kind of build & style as my dad. But for the more recent years i've been more attracted to men who I would say are more like the same kind of type as my step-father.

Strange, but true.

I don't think it's a physical resemblance in the case of girls and their fathers. I think it's a personality/manner/intelligence/ambition thing.

My sweetie is nothing like my father physically. But he is very like him in his intelligence, drive and humor.

And neither of them are very good at suffering fools. lol

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Reply #103 posted 03/23/12 12:30pm

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Serious said:

So why do you wear it yourself then?

I love jewellery on both men and women if they know what looks good on them. She would look a million times hotter with a cool necklace on the photo IMO, she looks naked without one and not in a good way...

[Edited 3/20/12 16:15pm]

I really like this photo of her. And I think a necklace is totally unnecessary. Not that it would look bad, but like this there are no "distractions" somehow, it's just her. And I like that.

I don't mind seeing a bit of jewellery on someone if it's a bit unusual and it fits them. But I will still try to imagine them without it; to "value" their physical appearance without it. I simply prefer it when there's none.

However, I can appreciate the aesthetics of well-made jewellery, especially if it's something out of the ordinary, but I don't really wear it myself, especially not for the sake of it.

Other than that, sending you a hug!

Awww thanks for the hug kisses!

I agree that out of the ordinary jewellery is the best.

If I wasn't as pale as I am jewellery would not be such a necessity for me, but then again even when I am all covered up in winter I love the "christmas tree" look lol.

With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A....
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Reply #104 posted 03/24/12 5:34am

Dave1992

I think I just found quite a good representative for what looks I'd usually go for. And when I heard (and saw) she didn't have any plastic surgery (apart from tiny fixes in her teeth) I fell in love even more:

[img:$uid]http://hollywood-reporter.at/bang/bilder/BSBS61368.jpg[/img:$uid]

[img:$uid]http://howtowritebetter.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/HTWB-Cheryl-Cole-1.jpg[/img:$uid]

[img:$uid]http://www.girlhairstyles.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/cheryl-cole-cool-hair.jpg[/img:$uid]

Cute and hot at the same time. Perfect.

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Reply #105 posted 03/24/12 5:42am

Dave1992

Oh LORD, her accent!!!

Geordie accent is probably both the unsexiest AND the sexiest accent in the world. Perfect for any occasion. I love her.

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Reply #106 posted 03/24/12 6:19am

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Dave1992 said:

I think I just found quite a good representative for what looks I'd usually go for. And when I heard (and saw) she didn't have any plastic surgery (apart from tiny fixes in her teeth) I fell in love even more:

Cute and hot at the same time. Perfect.

I agree here Dave... She is gorgeous!

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Reply #107 posted 03/24/12 8:33am

Lammastide

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Ace said:

While I can no longer endorse sexual relations, I tend to like skinny women with shorter hair and fashion-forward style.

You are so funny. lol

Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #108 posted 03/24/12 8:57am

Lammastide

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I tend to go for these patterns...

Females: Shorter in height than me; charming face; chic, but self-defined

Males: Lean, hairy (the hairier, the better, but I dig permanent facial hair somehow only on Black men), masculine, slouching toward slightly nerdy

And I really go for humility, impressive smarts and sociopolitical/spiritual compatibility (albeit not necessarily identical views) with me in both males and females.

Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #109 posted 03/25/12 1:55am

Lisa10

tinaz said:

Dave1992 said:

I think I just found quite a good representative for what looks I'd usually go for. And when I heard (and saw) she didn't have any plastic surgery (apart from tiny fixes in her teeth) I fell in love even more:

Cute and hot at the same time. Perfect.

I agree here Dave... She is gorgeous!

I agree too. I have a little bit of a girl-crush on her. Have you seen her cry? She even looks gorgeous when she's crying!

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Reply #110 posted 03/25/12 4:03am

Dave1992

Lisa10 said:

tinaz said:

I agree here Dave... She is gorgeous!

I agree too. I have a little bit of a girl-crush on her. Have you seen her cry? She even looks gorgeous when she's crying!

Just searched for a video of her crying and ... wow. Very aesthetically pleasing. nod

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Reply #111 posted 03/25/12 4:19am

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Dave1992 said:

Lisa10 said:

I agree too. I have a little bit of a girl-crush on her. Have you seen her cry? She even looks gorgeous when she's crying!

Just searched for a video of her crying and ... wow. Very aesthetically pleasing. nod

I hate people who look beautiful even when they are crying because I sure don't pout.

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Reply #112 posted 03/25/12 5:29am

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Serious said:

Dave1992 said:

Just searched for a video of her crying and ... wow. Very aesthetically pleasing. nod

I hate people who look beautiful even when they are crying because I sure don't pout.

I have never seen a person cry and still look good... LINK PLEASE! mr.green

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Reply #113 posted 03/25/12 5:50am

Dave1992

tinaz said:

Serious said:

I hate people who look beautiful even when they are crying because I sure don't pout.

I have never seen a person cry and still look good... LINK PLEASE! mr.green

I feel a bit weird watching this; it's too personal for my taste. But she is beautiful in it.

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Reply #114 posted 03/25/12 5:55am

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Dave1992 said:

tinaz said:

I have never seen a person cry and still look good... LINK PLEASE! mr.green

I feel a bit weird watching this; it's too personal for my taste. But she is beautiful in it.

WOW... She didnt even make one ugly mouth movement! faint

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Reply #115 posted 03/25/12 6:23am

novabrkr

So...

Your "type" is the woman that's been voted as one of the most beautiful women in the world on many occasions?

Geez, Dave. You're a good-looking guy, but aim a little lower. lol

I've studied French with the person that was voted the sexiest woman in my country. mr.green

She is a member of the National Coalition Party now though. confused

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Reply #116 posted 03/25/12 7:04am

PurpleRighteou
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MacDaddy said:

Looking at my track-record, I do not really have a type. But if I had to sum it it up in just one picture:

[img:$uid]http://i800.photobucket.com/albums/yy281/iwanigor/timThumb.jpg[/img:$uid]

He kind of looks like you. PS u sexy razz

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Reply #117 posted 03/25/12 7:22am

Dave1992

novabrkr said:

So...

Your "type" is the woman that's been voted as one of the most beautiful women in the world on many occasions?

Geez, Dave. You're a good-looking guy, but aim a little lower. lol

I've studied French with the person that was voted the sexiest woman in my country. mr.green

She is a member of the National Coalition Party now though. confused

It's not vanity. I may not be as good-looking as the most beautiful people in the world, but I've been with women I found just as hot as Cheryl Cole and I found ways to make them happy and keep them for as long as we wanted. My expectations are high, but I am confident I have enough to offer in return. shrug

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Reply #118 posted 03/25/12 8:02am

novabrkr

Okay, it's not just you. This thread is supposedly about what "type" you are generally attracted to and people are bringing up some of the most unattainable individuals on the planet. Jared Leto, Lenny Kravitz, Brad Pitt, Cheryl Cole... it's just silly, really. A little bit more down to earth responses would be far more interesting than linking a pic of a well-known celebrity.

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Reply #119 posted 03/25/12 8:30am

Dave1992

It's not less "down to earth" if you feel attracted to someone who is seemingly unattainable. It depends on how you handle this attraction and how you can healthily apply it in your life.

These people are prototypes. There's no need to argue that most of us will probably never get to have those actual people, but I have often felt attracted to women (and even had serious romantic relationships with them) who were the "Cheryl Cole type". It doesn't mean they were just as perfect as Cheryl, but there weren't tall and fat and they didn't have short, purple hair.

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