Got this in the bag. I've very selective and willing to take my time with guys... which obviously weeds out the ones who are only interested in sex.prairiedog24 said:1) Don't sleep around... Don't move in with a guy...
I've already canned the potty mouth in an attempt to become more feminine... Do I have to can camping as well? I absolutely LOVE camping. I know this is just one example, but I am having trouble figuring this out... is her resistance to the idea of camping feminine? Or is there more to it?prairiedog24 said:2) Do try to be feminine often... Granted, I really wish SOMETIMES she would lighten up a bit (she swears the day I get to take her camping will be the day she kills herself)
I am pretty eager to camp when the opportunity presents itself... does that make me less feminine??
prairiedog24 said:3) Controversial one: Do be intelligent... I want her to have her own intellectual interests and pursuits. Read books.
Interesting! How controversial is intelligence in a woman? I consider myself very intelligent, college educated and well-read, but am finding some aspects of life are foreign to me, like understanding men. I can see how my naiveness = unintelligent to some people, but am confident that those who get to know me will learn quite quickly that this isn't the case. Is being intelligent unfeminine to some guys? If so, why?
This hits painfully close to home, but I'm excited to know it and improve upon it! I grew up with 2 brothers and all their friends... Then pretty much became a loner. I never really learned how to be a "lady". I'm elated that eliminating these things are also extremely easy and almost effortless! (Well, swearing is something of a habit... but I don't think it will be that difficult to eliminate).sodbuster said:...I'm not looking for a woman who can out drink and out cuss me. I don't care if she wears jeans, as long as she knows how to put on the little black dress.
Check!sodbuster said:Read the posts here about bad behavior by women-learn what not to do.
I totally agree here. Most women I know can only handled in small doses because they are so energy-draining to be around. I'm really not one for drama, either. I'm pretty laid back, but if I'm confronted I'll stand my ground. I definitely don't allow others to use me as a doormat.sodbuster said:One last thing,women LOOOVE drama,men don't...
ETA: Thanks to the Time Machine, this thread has come to the surface. It's very informative... Although I don't plan on getting rid of my piercings, (and I actually do want at least one more tattoo), how do men perceive these things on women? Are they necessarily unfeminine, even in moderation? (I currently have one tattoo, and 9 piercings - 6 of which are in the ears).