I am not talking bout body parts. I am talking things like clothing, jewelry n accessories, make-up, shoes etc. etc. And what parts of the appearance do you tend to ignore/miss?
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The eyes, face,and a nice smile..Cuz really what good is a body with out some pretty eyes and a nice face and smile to go along with it...
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"So, how's work/school?  Anything new with/the bf, sibling, or ?  My bf/sibling did/said...Did you buy those new shoes /jeans, shirt, etc?  Have you seen/new video, movie, TV show, etc? I saw (so & so) and he/she said/did/wore....  Did you see/have you been to that new store at...?  I'm thinking about/ cutting my hair/dying it red/ rinsing in blue highlights/ etc.   I like (person) because they are so interesting...always have something nice to say"  Will this get you started?   I was SO very shy when I was young I had a hard time carrying on any conversation.  Now, it's hard to shut me up.  Best wishes!
285503
no hair\nslupy sandals\neye ball in belly button\nno nails\nhead ordiments\nblack lips\norganic grapes\nbeing understood completely
414348
Clothes, cologne, video games, cds.. etc.
50319
so many things can shake a woman's confidence (for some of us anyway), too many glances, the 'wrong kind' of glance, a vague sensation that something is not right...\n\nSpending those few extra minutes 'taking a powder' to make sure we look our best restores confidence.\n\nAs for physical beauty, if you ain't born with it you certainly ain't going to buy it.\n\n(says she who once said of the human resources director "She looks like a million dollars. In used notes." before thinking what she had said. To a senior member of staff.)
137701
underwear and bra.\nas a fashion statement, of course.
421892
No i haven't. I keep on missing out on a lot of stuff don't i?
227659
I think when you're younger, looks are a much bigger part of it all.  The way they look themselves and how others look.\n\nAs you get older, and you learn in life, that LOOKS can change over time, and the one most important thing is about what is inside.\n\nI think in order to appreciate both, you must go thru the stages of thinking BOTH is important at one time or another.
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Perhaps some jewelry, clothes, perfum, cd's, dvd's, etc.
282129
I think basic hygiene and cleanliness, attention to wardrobe, and an appealing personality are more important than cover girl physical attractiveness.  I do believe that I, as am employer, would be less likely to hire someone with gaudy tattoos and piercings in outrageous displays on the body.  I would also hesitate to hire someone with an obvious dental problem or hair that appears unkempt.\n\nHaving said that, spikes, dreadlocks, or wild perms can be quite attractive if the person seems to be concerned with other areas of personal cleanliness.  Tattoos and piercings can also be acceptable if they are not offensive or "in your face", as long as the person "has it together" in other ways.\n\nIn the long run, a person who is aware of their appearance and presents as a clean, kind, helpful, and intelligent person has my vote for the job.
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question,what m'I suppose think and you need to stop looking at\nphysical aspect of things. people can't help the way their body profile is made.Other people who laugh at a misfortune\n or a physical things a person is born with is a FOOL!I hope that's not you,look at the inter appearance not the outer,OK\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  FOOL. I hope that's not you.Look at the inter appearannot the outer.OK
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I do sometimes find myself stereotyping and making judgments about people that I do not know, most often when I am in a bar though.  There are so many interesting and different people out there, and although I do feel bad for making an occasional comment, I also recognize that I will not actually judge a persons exterior for how they may really be interior.  Sometimes the most attractive and so-called "sluttiest" dressed females are truly the most insecure.  Some of the sweetest people I have ever met were also the scariest ones that I was nervous to approach.  I enjoy people watching and making an occasional comment, but fully recognize that is not who that person truly is.\n\nOn a side not... and I to say it, but sometimes I can't help but wonder if some people seriously look in the mirror and think that they look good before leaving the house.  The other day I served a larger woman at the bank who wore a child's type of t-shirt with food stains done the front of it.  The children she had with her were between 8-11 and dressed better than her.  The worst part of it was that in addition to her breasts were dropping over her excess stomach weight, she was not wearing a bra to support them and her nipples were as hard as they could be.  I was actually almost offended and felt bad for her children.
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A long time ago, when dinosaurs ruled the earth, I was a beautiful young woman.  I NEVER dressed to be sexy; I wore simple, ordinary clothing, high-necked tops and non-sexy shoes.  I never even wore make up.  \n\nBut, I was shaped very well, and often drew rude catcalls and unwelcome stares.  It drove me absolutely batshit with rage.\n\nBecause I never invited such obnoxious attention, I was furious at it.  If I had dressed to encourage it, I would have expected to be the object of interest...but, I didn't.\n\nThis kind of ugly attention has not happened to me for many years (proof that I am old and unattractive), but I'm glad to, at last, be left alone while I go about my routine.
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I hate makeup - it can often look too "done-up" and tacky. I'm a natural beauty type of guy. A little smidge of lipstick and eye shadow and that's it, if that.
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Well, when I was younger, I was once mistaken for a boy.  But it wasn't because I was trying to look masculine--it was because I had some androgynous features, my hair was mid-length (this was in the 70's so boys wore their hair longer like Shaun Cassidy) and my mom wouldn't let me wear makeup at the time.    If a woman intentionally wear men's clothing, has a men's haircut, wear no makeup or jewelry, they are either attempting to look masculine, or at the very least, not at all feminine so if they are mistaken for a guy, then they really can't be upset about it.
56264
Don't worry, the lipstick is not required.  It tends to look silly on guys anyway.
525706
Comment on what the person is wearing, especially if it's an obvious eye-catching thing. People love to talk about themselvs. Just ask them about them.