NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #27/NN_1992_27.iso/spool/soc/singles/31421

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From: [e-mail] (Julia Smith)
Subject: Re: looks
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Date: Sat, 21 Nov 92 02:42:38 GMT
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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] writes:
>hello everyone,i'd like to hear peoples opinions on several things...
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>what do the rest of you think? do you males really think high-heels,
>painted faces etc are important with respect to how you like someone?
>and do many of you females like macho men,with fancy hairstyles and
>designer clothes? and why?what does that tell you about their intellect,etc?
>one other thing,why do so many females shave themselves so much?it seems
>so irrelevent,yet i only know 1 or 2 women who don't shave their arms,etc.
>we are mammels,are'nt we?why only females in our culture,why not males as well

I don't know about men, but I definately think it is critically important for
the man in my life to wear clothing which accentuates every feature of his
masculine form, enhancing those striking features with the most vivid colors.
Guys, stuck for a dynamic new make-up idea?  Try plaid over the eye-lids
and around the cheekbones - women are into dynamic and bold color statements...
They just say "macho studling" like no other statement.
that really is the only thing that women care about - how you look and
the ways you fill out those tight-fitting clothes.  Spandex is good, but
for that really alluring approach you really need the double-tight
stretch that only nylon will give you.  Or better yet, forget the clothes
and try body paints.  It will *definately* get you noticed.
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