Look at you squirm now that you see the plot.

I'm more interested in the person than the products, and I am in fact deeply in love with my girlfriend. (who has had dreads and a mohawk at different times.) Wasn't talking about sexual interest at all, actually. Sorry you read that into it.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a…

Exactly. You might be the only one that saw what I was doing with this.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products. AT LENGTH.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

That's not what physicality means.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Wasn't talking about sexual interest at all, actually. Sorry you read that into it.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beautiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beutiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Take off the high hat, you just got played.

Actually, what I did here is put a list of things that make up a PERSON vs a list of products that the beauty industry tell women they need to be beutiful. And here you are defending the list of beauty products.

Take off the high hat, you just got played.

See, but the clothing you're describing either shows off physicality, or obscures physicality. In the end it isn't the clothes that matter themselves as much as what they're wrapped around.

I'm with you! Notice that 3 of my 5 things that matter have to do with content, not physical. I love that so many people object to…

I'm pretty sure that saying that something is taboo makes it hotter and thus more likely to propagate. I think that this is a phenomenon that transcends cultural boundaries.

GIMME DAT MAN CARD! You're OUT!

Nope Donna - You've been lied to by men who want to flatter you with hair compliments. Those men who find it as important as eyes aren't real men. (please refer to my chart.)

Real men don't care 'bout no hair. And what do you have against dreads, bright green mohawks, Cloudhawks, or bald?

Unshowered is totally…

Well sure, but that's different than having an opinion on perfume type. "Not noxiously offensive" isn't a favorite brand.

I'm not. But it's fun to watch the reactions.

Bullshit. Turn in your man card and go hang out at a hair salon.

Okay, gaming guys. Let me tell you something about being a real man. Which implies ocassionally touching real women.

Real men MAY care about a woman's:
1. Physicality

Easy solution: Get kitted out and then proceed to not give a fuck.