everything..

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And thanks....

Now if guys walked around with "Kimi" on their shirts, I might tend to notice.

That is a societal construct pushed by rape culture and the patriarchy


(Just thought I would get this out there early )

And never, and I mean never, say something like "Wow, Hillary's dress looks nice today" - because no one has ever commented on what men wear and we should only ever comment on what people say (unless we are sexist haters). Did anyone ever comment on a dress bill wore? Nope.

I can't even watch TV anymore because some people dress in ways that make me see them in a different light than I see mother theresa and I can't help my evil self from thinking 'she looks pretty'. God, could you imagine if I said that in a thread about someone of the opposite sex??? There would be calls for banning me! I am learning though.

I have not opened a door for anyone in a long time now.

Is this supposed to be a joke?

But what do I know?

OTOH, it's a relief to see topics unrelated to the Snowy One start popping up.

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.......really, really desperate to get a date?

where they proved carrying a guitar makes you 30% sexier to women.

Ew, no, that's not what I meant. W is forever tainted.

universalizes it. A "T?" Really?

What a waste of money.

Seems to be the uniform for a lot of men?

I was thinking the same thing!

Most of the type I describe are the men I see in the hardware store. I hang out there more than just about anywhere else.

I guess I need to find better places to hang out!

a Brooks Brothers suit to head to the hardware store.

I looked pretty ratty when I was landscaping during working hours.

Was they say their "T" Tshirt made men more attractive without providing of what was less attractive.

Actually, though I see men in natty suits at the hardware store - stock brokers and politicians heading home and picking up stuff on the way. Not sure what a Brooks Brothers suit looks like compared to any other brand (I don't do brands that much) but nice suits.

I'm more attracted to a man in a well worn pair of jeans and a Tshirt than a man in a suit. I'm that kind of woman - it goes back a long way.

I don't care what a guy has on. Jeans and a t-shirt or a suit, handsome is handsome.

We get a wide array of people doing all kinds of things.

and there was a handy graphic in the OP as well.

If you see my wife at the hardware store, she'll be nicely dressed because she's only running an errand for the person at home fixing a busted thing.

This explains the difference in attire.

Because I was out working and needed parts - and I'm the wife. I managed a horse farm for thirty years. I've been dirty in ways I don't want to remember.

The dirtiest I had to go to the store was when a pipe blew in the rain. We had to dig up the cut off, then dig up the broken section. Once we checked the size and fittings we needed, I drove to the plumbing supply, muddy and nasty cause we had no water until the break was fixed. My husband stayed at the farm, digging out the hole so we'd have room to make the repair and making a ditch to drain off the water.

Fun times. We're retired from that now pretty much though just a few weeks ago we were out helping to dig out a cut off to shut water off to a broken pipe. The people now running the farm were helping and going off to buy the parts, but we knew roughly where the shut off was and they didn't.

n/t

Funny how that didn't occur to the people doing the survey. That was my first thought of seeing a man with a big line down his chest pointing toward the nether regions. Whereas, a horizontal line above the waist says, "Stop here! There ain't nothing good below!"

Because I have several of those, ready to wear!