Do Men Actually Notice the Size of a Woman's... Pores?!
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Thank you so much for this very encouraging post, Ultimatum.
This was very encouraging to read. After all, the Bible says, "Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind..."
Maybe there's hope yet!
This was very encouraging to read. After all, the Bible says, "Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind..."
Maybe there's hope yet!
They tell you to leer at the opposite gender (male or female) and that it is okay and human to "check a person out"...but Jesus said if your eye offend thee pluck it out ....that doesn't mean become a cyclops but I take it to mean if you have a problem with lustful eyes you need to pluck that spirit of lust out of your soul and spiritual eyes and replace it with the Holy Spirit...Men like to use the excuse of "oh that women's dress caused me to sin" like on the other thread...but it's all about crucifying the flesh and renewing the mind...don't entertain satan with dirty thoughts...kill em off....it takes discipline and asking God for help but it can be done, my friends don't like it when I tell them this, but the truth is the truth....Our eyes and mind are our own and we need to guard them and take responsibility for our senses....and make them pleasing to God....
There's probably no need for most answers about skin pores, but here's 5 pages of them. If I changed the honest truth, it wouldn't be honest? When Abraham sent his servant to find a wife for Isaac, he initially noticed Rebekah, because "The damsel was very fair to look upon" (Genesis 24:16). We were all created with hormones to make us attracted to the opposite sex, I believe that's how God intended it to be, so there's nothing sinful about noticing an attractive woman. That's completely normal for men and women, Christian and non-Christian.. Of course, a Christian man looks beyond skin-deep and is also drawn to a virtuous woman, but physical appearance is the first thing we usually notice. Your a hair and eyes girl, I happen to be a leg man, my point is satisfied, neither of us care about pores
There's probably no need for most answers about skin pores, but here's 5 pages of them. If I changed the honest truth, it wouldn't be honest? When Abraham sent his servant to find a wife for Isaac, he initially noticed Rebekah, because "The damsel was very fair to look upon" (Genesis 24:16). We were all created with hormones to make us attracted to the opposite sex, I believe that's how God intended it to be, so there's nothing sinful about noticing an attractive woman. That's completely normal for men and women, Christian and non-Christian.. Of course, a Christian man looks beyond skin-deep and is also drawn to a virtuous woman, but physical appearance is the first thing we usually notice. Your a hair and eyes girl, I happen to be a leg man, my point is satisfied, neither of us care about pores
Anyway, I do understand your point.
You're too busy looking at other things to even think about pores.
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Yea but every woman I have asked never give me a historical answer lol...they always say b/c society says so or a variant of that phrase....
I'm sure the puritans/pilgrims who came to America didn't because the winters were brutal back then....they would have needed all the insulation from hair in the world lol...and besides there is wood to be chopped, food to be prepared, kids to be bathed etc...shaving legs...ain't nobody got time for that....
I'm sure the puritans/pilgrims who came to America didn't because the winters were brutal back then....they would have needed all the insulation from hair in the world lol...and besides there is wood to be chopped, food to be prepared, kids to be bathed etc...shaving legs...ain't nobody got time for that....
You know what's funny, I think it also has to do with what the "hot problem topic" is in current advertising, because it causes people to notice (and criticize) things they would have not even thought of otherwise.
I've told this story before but I used to have yellow streaks on my front teeth. The pediatrician told my mom that they were probably caused by a high fever either before I was born or when I was extremely young.
At the time, every toothpaste company was preaching the evils of tartar and how your dentist has to use a miniature pick axe to get it off. One of the popular boys told me, in front of everyone, "You know, if you actually brushed your teeth, you'd get rid of those tartar stains."
I'm pretty sure that if it wasn't for those commercials, most people might not have even noticed--they would have just found something else to criticize.
Needless to say, when I was grown, I had my front teeth made over with porcelain crowns.
I've told this story before but I used to have yellow streaks on my front teeth. The pediatrician told my mom that they were probably caused by a high fever either before I was born or when I was extremely young.
At the time, every toothpaste company was preaching the evils of tartar and how your dentist has to use a miniature pick axe to get it off. One of the popular boys told me, in front of everyone, "You know, if you actually brushed your teeth, you'd get rid of those tartar stains."
I'm pretty sure that if it wasn't for those commercials, most people might not have even noticed--they would have just found something else to criticize.
Needless to say, when I was grown, I had my front teeth made over with porcelain crowns.
