Women who wear glasses have realy nice...\nDue to a thing called secretary spread.\n\n1.secretary spread\n\nthe word spread refers to the widening of the hips and bottom. this usually happens to secretaries, who sit in a chair all day snacking on sweets; thus the name, secretary spread. Their lifestyle makes them callipygian.
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kids.\n\nAnyway I do. Well, sorta. My glasses are really cool--for a while there I was wearing contacts because my kids were little and yanked at my glasses. I replaced them with funky red glasses--the contacts that is, not the kids. The kids I replaced with...okay never mind.
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Usually someone says it when they're used to seeing you in everyday clothes but are now seeing you in a tux, a suit, a dress, nice hair, etc.  They're impressed with the transformation and like the way you look dressed up.
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For me, glasses can make a woman who's otherwise merely attractive look absolutely beautiful.\n\nWhy?  I have no idea.
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Hourglass figure is understood in America to mean shapely - having pleasing proportions - as applied to the female form. I think your friend is giving you correct information.
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I believe what they mean is before saying something to some one make sure it is something nice because if you say something nice it can brighten there whole day...if you say something mean or rude you may ruin there whole day...
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i would think it means dressy, the type things you might were out to go dancing etc, a notch up from the type dress clothes you would wear to work,,,, glittery tops, a little black dress, silky things, shirt and tie for men,  maybe a sports jacket,  etc
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Not a saying, but I have heard that spreading gossip is like taking a bag of dust and ripping it open and throwing it all over your house.  Stopping that gossip is like cleaning up the dust by hand.
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Here's one theory:\n\nWomen who work or live together tend to get their menstrual cycles in sync. That curious phenomenon known for years by scientists and many ordinary folk, has long been suspected as an indication that humans, like insects and some mammals, communicate subtly by sexual aromas known as pheromones.
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That's their way of "playing the game".  To have a different personality in the workplace to get ahead is a common practice.  It may be due to the fact that people are very guarded about their "true selves" and their private lives that the work environment and the relationships there aren't deemed worthy of the same level of trust.
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it happens when someone is gossiping about you!\n:)
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I don't think the phrase means the threats of a woman, I believe it means the propensity of a woman to speak too much. I think its similar to the saying: Loose lips sink ships.
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They live by example. It depends sometimes on their eyesight. If they need glasses to see afar off and reading too they can't wear contacts because they don't make them like that. They need glasses with bifocals especially when they become presbiopic (2nd sight) around 40. They can see good afar off but at near their vision is bad- bifocal time. Contacts are only for distance vision, not near.
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For the same reason garter belts and stockings are making a comeback, with younger women.  Younger women  are not prejudice against something they don't know about, and when the industry makes improvements they are willing to try something out for themselves.  \n\nWomen have been rebelling against pantyhose for years, but the younger women are willing to try stockings and a garter belt, which have improved over the years, and are more in tune to today's active population.  The same is true for sanitary belts.
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The linguistic process is called 'specialisation' - where a word tends to become more specialised in meaning.  The opposite process is known as 'generalisation' - where a word becomes more generalised in meaning.\n\nIt may be that for some speakers, 'chauvinism' has become specialised to mean 'male chauvinism'.  This is possibly because the term 'male chauvinism' was coined and became current in the 1970s (? I'm not really sure of the date) when many people who had not heard of any other type of chauvinism.\n\nIn historical/political and philisophical writings and lectures, 'chauvinism' is still used with the original meaning of 'the blind assumption of superiority of a certain nationality or group to which one belongs.'  \n\nOther examples of specialisation would be the use of the word 'discriminate'/'discriminating'.  At one time, this was regarded as a positive trait.  'She is a discriminating customer', meant that she had good taste in the things she bought and wouldn't easily be staisfied with sub-standard goods.  It is difficult to find a positive meaning for 'discriminate' today as it has become a specialised word for 'negative distinctions made on the basis of differences upn which I think no distinction should be made.'
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My fave!  It is when a woman wears something really tight and it defines the actual split of her labial lips.  HOT!
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they are called Dimples of Venus or Sacral Dimples... "The two dimples in most everyone's back (historically known as the "dimples of Venus") are where the sacrum joins the hipbones, called the sacroiliac joint"\n\nThe phrase 'dimples of Venus' refers to the pair of sagittally symmetrical indentations sometimes visible on the human lower back, just above to the gluteal cleft. The dimples are directly superficial to the two sacroiliac joints, the sites where the sacrum attaches to the ilium of the pelvis.\n\nThis term, while ostensibly informal, is not strictly slang, but is a historically accepted name within the medical profession for the superficial topography of the sacroiliac joints. \n\nDimples of Venus are rapidly gaining cultural momentum as a feature which men find particularly attractive in females
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Yes, and I'm very happy about it.  I can picture a woman using that sort of behavior damning herself to her current position because of her perverted boss wanting to keep her around.  I can also envision a woman who does NOT do that keeping her eye on her job and not on her boss' eyes which are on her @$$ or bustline.