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An opinion on older women who try too hard?

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  • #52
    carlybabe1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,069 ✭✭✭carlybabe1


    CDfm wrote: »
    Ha ha - ya miss the leggings they were only 2 euro and I know I had to pick assorted colours up for a friend


    For a friend???hahaha :D So did your "friend" like the colours you picked :D


  • #53
    Zaph
    Registered Users, Subscribers, Registered Users 2 Posts: 47,336 ✭✭✭✭Zaph


    CDfm wrote: »
    am i missing something or has this anything to do with Navan

    I think it's supposed to say heaven, so that definitely rules out Navan.
    xbox36016 wrote: »
    no we are not ba ia ta ca ha

    OK, I've tried playing nicely, now it's time to play not so nicely. Cut out the gibberish, post properly, and by properly I mean properly constructed sentences comprised of properly spelled words and proper punctuation. Failure to do so will result in a banning from this forum.

    There will be no further warnings.


  • #54
    xbox36016
    Closed Accounts Posts: 764 ✭✭✭xbox36016


    ok than think you very much


  • #55
    CDfm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,649 ✭✭✭✭CDfm


    carlybabe1 she did - kind of amazed i knew her size- its easy you go up to one of the checkout girls and say well lots of pointing and hand movements

    i shouldnt be telling you this


  • #56
    CDfm
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    halfway to Navan would be Dunshaughlin


  • #57
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    CDfm wrote: »
    carlybabe1 she did - kind of amazed i knew her size- its easy you go up to one of the checkout girls and say well lots of pointing and hand movements

    i shouldnt be telling you this

    Pennys clothes are all the one sizes.....no matter what the label tries to tell you. :D

    I could have really done with some leggings dammit!


  • #58
    CDfm
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    Moonbaby wrote: »
    Pennys clothes are all the one sizes.....no matter what the label tries to tell you. :D

    I could have really done with some leggings dammit!
    Sasha advertise sizes 18 & 20 - thats scary - its like the local Garda Sargeant and would make you have mad ideas about the Garda Club

    Not that Ive ever been there.


  • #59
    Rozabeez
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,878 ✭✭✭Rozabeez


    This thread gave me a fit of the giggles.


  • #60
    Karen_*
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    Why do teens and early twenties go out on freezing cold nights with skirts so short you can see their breakfast? They look like desperados and totally uncomfortable:D

    Not to mention it looks like a uniform as everyone else is dressed the same :P


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  • #61
    Oryx
    Subscribers Posts: 19,425 ✭✭✭✭Oryx


    Karen_* wrote: »
    Why do teens and early twenties go out on freezing cold nights with skirts so short you can see their breakfast? They look like desperados and totally uncomfortable:D

    Not to mention it looks like a uniform as everyone else is dressed the same :P
    You dont feel the cold when your aged 5-19. Dont you remember that? Donkeys years ago I had my school skirt up to my oxters and rolled down socks in January. Blue legs are so sexy.:D


  • #62
    Rozabeez
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,878 ✭✭✭Rozabeez


    Because some of us are clever enough to wear winter tights/leggings and keep our legs nice and warm!


  • #63
    Karen_*
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,610 ✭✭✭Karen_*


    Oryx wrote: »
    You dont feel the cold when your aged 5-19. Dont you remember that? Donkeys years ago I had my school skirt up to my oxters and rolled down socks in January. Blue legs are so sexy.:D

    That is so true! You must have gone to the same school as me:D


  • #64
    j-bone
    Closed Accounts Posts: 49 ✭j-bone


    its really just a matter of style,,older women can be even more sexy than young un's,,classy,sophisticated though NOT "mutton dressed as lamb"


  • #65
    stovelid
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    Karen_* wrote: »
    Why do teens and early twenties go out on freezing cold nights with skirts so short you can see their breakfast?

    Boys.


  • #66
    RuailleBuaille
    Registered Users Posts: 521 ✭✭✭RuailleBuaille


    THFC1 wrote: »
    Hi girls,
    My question is why do some older women try too hard to look 'sexy'?

    My question is why shouldn't they?
    THFC1 wrote: »
    My questions are...what do you think of women like this? And, if you are inclined to dress this way, are you really craving attention?:o

    Thanks.;)

    I'd be more worried about the woman who is so bothered by the way OTHER PEOPLE dress, she felt she had to register her disgust on the Internet.
    Why does it bother you? I think you'd learn more in answering that question than wasting your time questioning what others put on their bodies.
    EVERYBODY wants to look attractive, it's such a no-brainer my brain is bleeding. But that's just my opinion.


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  • #67
    RuailleBuaille
    Registered Users Posts: 521 ✭✭✭RuailleBuaille


    Minesajackdaniels wrote: »
    MAJD fetish: tailored, boot-cut trousers in a pale colour with a front pleat over a high wedge sandal, with painted, pedicured toes, along with a fitted silk blouse with a plunging neckline.

    MAJD fear: skin tight lycra leggings with an obvious g-string, high heel platforms with a transparent heel and sole combo, a translucent leopardskin print top with a plunging neckline over a black wonderbra, visible through the blouse.

    This is Penny's of course, international house of high fashion...

    FYP ;)
    Who are you to judge somebody else's fashion sense? You are entitled to your opinion of course, but to actually specify down the item of clothing whether it's classed as 'trying' or 'not trying' is just nonsensical. You could put all of the first option on someone like Liz out of Coronation Street (best example I could think of!), it doesn't mean she'll look better. And vice versa.


  • #68
    GirlInterrupted
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    Minesajackdaniels wrote: »
    Trying: tailored, boot-cut trousers in a pale colour with a front pleat over a high wedge sandal, with painted, pedicured toes, along with a fitted silk blouse with a plunging neckline.

    Trying too hard: skin tight lycra leggings with an obvious g-string, high heel platforms with a transparent heel and sole combo, a translucent leopardskin print top with a plunging neckline over a black wonderbra, visible through the blouse.

    This is Penny's of course, international house of high fashion...

    Thanks for clearing that up.

    You'd be very unfortunate to actually encounter someone dressed in the latter fashion though.

    Generally the best looking older women go for 'elegant' over 'sexy', in my opinion anyway.


  • #69
    THFC1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 24 ✭THFC1


    Minesajackdaniels wrote: »
    Trying too hard: skin tight lycra leggings with an obvious g-string, high heel platforms with a transparent heel and sole combo, a translucent leopardskin print top with a plunging neckline over a black wonderbra, visible through the blouse.
    Thanks girls (and lads) for your opinions....^this is how the women that i mentioned dress.

    I'll give you a description of both ladies:

    Woman #1: Dyed bonde hair (with extensions), leopardskin plunging v-neck top (finishes about half way down her stomach), belly button pierced, with the majority of clevage on display, large tan belt, skin tight tan leggings with ankle chain on right foot and 4'/5' inch black stillettos.

    Woman #2: Dyed dark red hair, black or cream v-neck plunging v-neck top (cleavage on display) tucked into black belt, skin-tight black or cream trousers (which show an admittedly good arse on display), and either knee-high black stilletto boots or spike strappy stilletto heels.

    ...i'm telling you the red-blooded males that come into the shop (on their own or with wifes/girlfriends) absolutely drool over these ladies. Leering at them all the time...!!!...

    ...girls, do you dress this way? or would you consider dressing this way? What would you do if your bf/hubby was in the shop with you and copped an eyeful of these women:confused:


  • #70
    Pythia
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    There was a woman on my plane recently who was about 50 and had this tiny velour tracksuit in bright pink saying playgirl all over it. It was cropped at the tummy. Mutton dressed as lamb tbh.


  • #71
    Dudess
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    Pythia wrote: »
    There was a woman on my plane recently who was about 50 and had this tiny velour tracksuit in bright pink saying playgirl all over it. It was cropped at the tummy. Mutton dressed as lamb tbh.
    THFC1 wrote: »
    Thanks girls (and lads) for your opinions....^this is how the women that i mentioned dress.

    I'll give you a description of both ladies:

    Woman #1: Dyed bonde hair (with extensions), leopardskin plunging v-neck top (finishes about half way down her stomach), belly button pierced, with the majority of clevage on display, large tan belt, skin tight tan leggings with ankle chain on right foot and 4'/5' inch black stillettos.

    Woman #2: Dyed dark red hair, black or cream v-neck plunging v-neck top (cleavage on display) tucked into black belt, skin-tight black or cream trousers (which show an admittedly good arse on display), and either knee-high black stilletto boots or spike strappy stilletto heels.
    Would look tacky on women of any age - and the tracksuit Pythia described wouldn't suit any girl past her mid teens.
    i'm telling you the red-blooded males that come into the shop (on their own or with wifes/girlfriends) absolutely drool over these ladies. Leering at them all the time...!!!
    And the problem with positive attention from members of the opposite sex is...? Fair play I say.
    girls, do you dress this way? or would you consider dressing this way?
    No, looks tacky - but age wouldn't be a factor in that decision.
    What would you do if your bf/hubby was in the shop with you and copped an eyeful of these women:confused:
    :confused: If he simply saw them? I'd do nothing. Should I do something?
    He wouldn't find that look attractive but if he did...? Fine. Attached guys look at other women all the time.
    What's the difference between a guy eyeing up a woman like those you've described and a woman who's dressed more tastefully?


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  • #72
    Rozabeez
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    Pythia wrote: »
    There was a woman on my plane recently who was about 50 and had this tiny velour tracksuit in bright pink saying playgirl all over it. It was cropped at the tummy. Mutton dressed as lamb tbh.

    Rather see a 10 year old dressed like that or a 50 year old?

    *Shudders*

    Kids these days. :rolleyes:


  • #73
    stovelid
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    THFC1 wrote: »

    ...i'm telling you the red-blooded males that come into the shop (on their own or with wifes/girlfriends) absolutely drool over these ladies. Leering at them all the time...!!!...

    ...girls, do you dress this way? or would you consider dressing this way? What would you do if your bf/hubby was in the shop with you and copped an eyeful of these women:confused:

    Do you get time to actually do any work? Or does the moral sentinel thing take up all your time?


  • #74
    THFC1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 24 ✭THFC1


    stovelid wrote: »
    Do you get time to actually do any work? Or does the moral sentinel thing take up all your time?
    Oh believe me i work, but it's hard not to look when women dressed like this are in the shop. You're always going to look if you're a man or a woman.

    Also, i'm pretty sure these women are delighted that men ogle them, that's why they probably dress this way.:rolleyes:


  • #75
    getz
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    is this the bitch thread ?


  • #76
    Curvy Vixen
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    I'm still not sure what the actual problem is??

    "So what" still keeps coming to mind :rolleyes:

    It still saddens me that women are constantly criticising women over what they wear. There is more than enough crap bombarding us from all around about the fact that we are too big, too small, too white, too black, whatever.

    Let them be! Fair bloody play to them! I'd rather look at them (at their age :rolleyes:) than be faced with men with massive bellies and shirts stretched like the Hulk around them or blokes with stinking football shirts on tbh!


  • #77
    Dudess
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    THFC1 wrote: »
    Oh believe me i work, but it's hard not to look when women dressed like this are in the shop. You're always going to look if you're a man or a woman.
    Seriously, what is the problem? :confused:
    Also, i'm pretty sure these women are delighted that men ogle them, that's why they probably dress this way.:rolleyes:
    It appears to cause you much anger... are you jealous? If a woman likes male attention (and I'd have thought most women do - don't you?) and she dresses with that in mind, what exactly is she doing wrong? Oh yeah, again, the age thing. Let it go. Life's too short...


  • #78
    stovelid
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    THFC1 wrote: »
    Also, i'm pretty sure these women are delighted that men ogle them, that's why they probably dress this way.:rolleyes:

    And this is wrong, how? Did you catch someone you fancy checking them out?

    Perhaps they should chunky cardigans or boiler suits because they're over 40...

    Seriously though, you'd expect this kind of hypocrisy from uptight men about 'slutty' dressing, but it's sad seeing how judgmental and bitchy some women can be toward other women.


  • #79
    getz
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    when you get to my age all females look beautiful


  • #80
    CDfm
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    Dudess wrote: »
    Seriously, what is the problem? :confused:...

    lets hear it for women who look after themselves and make the world a happier place:D


  • #81
    Dudess
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    I think the OP and Twitching Anus http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/member.php?u=146698 would make a beautiful couple :)


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  • #82
    Oryx
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    Dudess wrote: »
    I think the OP and Twitching Anus http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/member.php?u=146698 would make a beautiful couple :)
    I had wondered if they were at least related.
    Also, i'm pretty sure these women are delighted that men ogle them, that's why they probably dress this way.rolleyes.gif
    When the spice girls did it, way back in the day, they called it girl power.

    Fact is, women often dress in a way that they feel looks good to other people, therefore making themselves feel good. These women obviously dress in a way that makes them feel good and confident. Maybe they want to impress men, maybe they just like that style.

    All I hear from your posts is jealousy that you dont have the chutzpah to dress with the same kind of confidence.


  • #83
    THFC1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 24 ✭THFC1


    stovelid wrote: »
    And this is wrong, how? Did you catch someone you fancy checking them out?

    Perhaps they should chunky cardigans or boiler suits because they're over 40...

    Seriously though, you'd expect this kind of hypocrisy from uptight men about 'slutty' dressing, but it's sad seeing how judgmental and bitchy some women can be toward other women.
    Question for you.

    Are you seriously trying to tell me that if you walked into a shop with your husband or boyfriend and he decided to stop his conversation with you because he was checking out these women's cleavage when they walked past you both...it would be okay because that's the way they look?

    One of my best friends was telling me that she went shopping with her boyfriend a couple of weekends ago, he went into the chemist to buy shaving gel for himself and she was texting her friend outside.

    She looked back inside the Chemist and saw a woman (like the ones i'm describing) standing in the same aisle talking to her boyfriend. When her boyfriend emerged from the shop, he told her that this woman asked him for the time and he admitted that he thought she was deliberately giving him an eyeful of her clevage. She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:


  • #84
    Zaph
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    To the best of my knowledge stovelid is a guy.


  • #85
    Nerin
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    I would. That is all. Actually,maybe i'll say some more. Older wimmins,yes,nice,indeed. Although i've seen the type that get all hawted up,and do silly things-examples-seen them come into shops i've worked in and flirt with guys on tills,trying to either a)get them to ignore some small item in the trolley,or b) self esteem? I dunno. Another example-in pubs,flirt with young gentleman/make eyes across the bar,while their partner is there! Silly behaviour. But of course,they're just stupid. Older hot women in general. yes yes.


  • #86
    stovelid
    Closed Accounts Posts: 27,252 ✭✭✭✭stovelid


    THFC1 wrote: »
    Question for you.

    Are you seriously trying to tell me that if you walked into a shop with your husband or boyfriend and he decided to stop his conversation with you because he was checking out these women's cleavage when they walked past you both...it would be okay because that's the way they look?

    One of my best friends was telling me that she went shopping with her boyfriend a couple of weekends ago, he went into the chemist to buy shaving gel for himself and she was texting her friend outside.

    She looked back inside the Chemist and saw a woman (like the ones i'm describing) standing in the same aisle talking to her boyfriend. When her boyfriend emerged from the shop, he told her that this woman asked him for the time and he admitted that he thought she was deliberately giving him an eyeful of her clevage. She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:

    I'm a man, and no, if a man stops his conversation to stare a cleavage, that's rude. But that's the fault of the person who is staring, not the cleavage-bearer.

    Your previous posts suggested that the age of the women was your issue, but if you have an issue with other women displaying flesh, it's not really your business either. It's a bit silly to think that women should cover up for the sake of other women's men.

    As ever, the women get the blame; obviously the poor men are just forced to stare at the nasty, slutty boobies.

    I notice attractive women. I'm sure my wife notices attractive men, but she is with me, so I don't lose sleep about it. If she draped herself embarrassingly around a good-looking man, her behavior would be the issue, not the guy flaunting his looks.


  • #87
    CDfm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,649 ✭✭✭✭CDfm


    THFC1 wrote: »
    Question for you.

    Are you seriously trying to tell me that if you walked into a shop with your husband or boyfriend and he decided to stop his conversation with you because he was checking out these women's cleavage when they walked past you both...it would be okay because that's the way they look?

    One of my best friends was telling me that she went shopping with her boyfriend a couple of weekends ago, he went into the chemist to buy shaving gel for himself and she was texting her friend outside.

    She looked back inside the Chemist and saw a woman (like the ones i'm describing) standing in the same aisle talking to her boyfriend. When her boyfriend emerged from the shop, he told her that this woman asked him for the time and he admitted that he thought she was deliberately giving him an eyeful of her clevage. She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:
    I am out of shaving cream- which chemist was that?


  • #88
    Curvy Vixen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,131 ✭✭✭Curvy Vixen


    THFC1 wrote: »
    Question for you.

    Are you seriously trying to tell me that if you walked into a shop with your husband or boyfriend and he decided to stop his conversation with you because he was checking out these women's cleavage when they walked past you both...it would be okay because that's the way they look?

    One of my best friends was telling me that she went shopping with her boyfriend a couple of weekends ago, he went into the chemist to buy shaving gel for himself and she was texting her friend outside.

    She looked back inside the Chemist and saw a woman (like the ones i'm describing) standing in the same aisle talking to her boyfriend. When her boyfriend emerged from the shop, he told her that this woman asked him for the time and he admitted that he thought she was deliberately giving him an eyeful of her clevage. She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:

    Yep you're right after all...very valid argument!

    I personally think that anyone over the age of 13 should be made go out in this!! Just to save all the poor mens eyes and to make the poor partners feel a bit better!

    Burka.jpg

    I think that if the man thought the chemist woman was purposely (which I doubt!!) trying to give him an eyeful he should have been a) thrilled or b) not looked! And if your friend felt threatened by this then she should a) look at her relationship a bit more closely or b) have a chat with her man about the way he disrespects both herself and strange women in the shops who have no watch!


  • #89
    CDfm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,649 ✭✭✭✭CDfm


    Wayhay Curvy Vixen - I find women like Nigella Lawson amazingly sexy :D

    When I see the Size Zero actresses' and models I think blah body fascists - could never find a woman that looks like a teenage boy attractive.Do I find them attractive NAH.:mad:

    I would be very suspicous about THFC1 s friend - was he arranging a secret rendezvous -or did he really mean"MY GF really lacks something on the cleavage front - Bet she feels threatened now JUst a thought - :p


  • #90
    paperclip2
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    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055380466

    Part and parcel imho but at least the Ugandans are applying it across the board, and not just to wrinklies. :)


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  • #91
    getz
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    as a dirty old man when i take my lovely bulldog out for a walk young{and old } ladies bend down to pat him--wow i sure see a lot


  • #92
    Oryx
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    When, not if, my oh looks appreciatively at another woman (whether slutty or classy or just goodlooking) I usually have a nos as well and compare notes with him. Far from making me feel inferior, sometimes I think its funny, sometimes I think its flattering (in a hes got good taste and is with me way). We all look at nice things, we cant help it were visual creatures. Im not going to put blinkers on any man, no more than I would tolerate someone controlling what I can or cant look at.

    Its all down to trust. If you are happy and trusting with your fella and have no obvious security issues, why should it bug you what or who he looks at?

    Actually I have more of a problem when my man looks enviously at a nice car, cos I think..oh no... were gonna be changing the car again. :p


  • #93
    CDfm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,649 ✭✭✭✭CDfm


    Oryx -Betcha you know how to keep yer man happy so hes not prowling chemists looking down ladies tops:p


  • #94
    Dudess
    Closed Accounts Posts: 37,214 ✭✭✭✭Dudess


    THFC1 wrote: »
    Question for you.

    Are you seriously trying to tell me that if you walked into a shop with your husband or boyfriend and he decided to stop his conversation with you because he was checking out these women's cleavage when they walked past you both...it would be okay because that's the way they look?
    Yeah, seriously. How is it so amazing for you?
    One of my best friends was telling me that she went shopping with her boyfriend a couple of weekends ago, he went into the chemist to buy shaving gel for himself and she was texting her friend outside.

    She looked back inside the Chemist and saw a woman (like the ones i'm describing) standing in the same aisle talking to her boyfriend. When her boyfriend emerged from the shop, he told her that this woman asked him for the time and he admitted that he thought she was deliberately giving him an eyeful of her clevage. She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:
    LOL - so it was the woman's fault. Get a grip.

    It's not just the older ones really, it's women in general isn't it?


  • #95
    stovelid
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    Dudess wrote: »

    LOL - so it was the woman's fault. Get a grip.

    It's not just the older ones really, it's women in general isn't it?

    Tragically, the extreme endpoint of these kind of opinions is the argument that some men just can't help raping provocatively dressed women who should have dressed more discreetly.


  • #96
    Oryx
    Subscribers Posts: 19,425 ✭✭✭✭Oryx


    stovelid wrote: »
    Tragically, the extreme endpoint of these kind of opinions is the argument that some men just can't help raping provocatively dressed women who should have dressed more discreetly.
    The "She Asked For It" defence. Makes my blood boil. At what point do you decide shes stopped being a good girl and has changed to a slut? Is it when the skirt is one inch above the knee, or two?


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  • #97
    CDfm
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    THFC1 wrote: »
    Question for you.

    She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:

    I imagine shes feeling very insecure and inadequete at the moment - she probably needs a makeover - feels frumpy and unloved and has low self esteem. Still wearing the knickers she got in secondary school for camogie and tracksuit bottoms an ex-flatmate discarded.

    Not at all appealing and and its still all that womans fault - the slut.

    YUk imagine how awful the B/F must feel -what will she be like if they marry- a baglady or 10 years time. Shivers.

    She is threatened by someone who takes good care of herself and knows how to leave perfect strangers captivated. I really love it when a woman dresses up and smiles just for me :D:D:D


  • #98
    CDfm
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    Oryx wrote: »
    The "She Asked For It" defence. Makes my blood boil. At what point do you decide shes stopped being a good girl and has changed to a slut? Is it when the skirt is one inch above the knee, or two?
    the she asked for it- terrible - its violence and domination

    nobody believes it nowdays


  • #99
    Curvy Vixen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,131 ✭✭✭Curvy Vixen


    THFC1 wrote: »

    One of my best friends was telling me that she went shopping with her boyfriend a couple of weekends ago, he went into the chemist to buy shaving gel for himself and she was texting her friend outside.

    She looked back inside the Chemist and saw a woman (like the ones i'm describing) standing in the same aisle talking to her boyfriend. When her boyfriend emerged from the shop, he told her that this woman asked him for the time and he admitted that he thought she was deliberately giving him an eyeful of her clevage. She told me that her boyfriend was obviously delighted...but how do you think she felt?:confused:

    Sorry, meant to say.......not sure how if she was upset but I can tell you that apparently it was about half past 2 ;):D


  • #100
    CDfm
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20,649 ✭✭✭✭CDfm


    Curvy Vixen wrote: »
    Sorry, meant to say.......not sure how she felt but I can tell you that apparently it was about half past 2 ;):D

    but I hope her hands were soft and warm and not wet and cold after washing lettuce;););)


  • #101
    Curvy Vixen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,131 ✭✭✭Curvy Vixen


    CDfm wrote: »
    but I hope her hands were soft and warm and not wet and cold after washing lettuce;););)


    :eek::eek::eek:


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