Guys!: Is the style in which a woman dresses....(modestly of course..)

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I read a study somewhere that showed a high correlation between Hello Kitty and Mental Instability.

I'm looking for a link now.


But I will say, I kinda saw it coming.
 
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I've always preferred a woman in a dress.
Bonus points if it's got a built-in apron!

WOOT!

Hubba-hubba!!
 
I read a study somewhere that showed a high correlation between Hello Kitty and Mental Instability.

I'm looking for a link now.

But I will say, I kinda saw it coming.

I didn't find anything I could link to from a Christian site, but I found this...

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hello kitty guitar.jpg

I SO want someone from our praise & worship team to play one of these during a service.
 
I asked my husband what he found attractive about me and caught his eyes and he told me it was the way my face lit up when I smiled at him. Who knows maybe a smile did it.
 
I'm trying to imagine exactly how you approach a woman based on her fashion-style-relative-to-motherhood.

"Hi there...
I can tell by by cut of your skirt you'd make a good mother to our children.
I realize we don't have children yet... but don't you think we should?"

Girl: YES!

: )

lol

I was thinking specifically about a PART of motherhood which was being a role model. And a PART is a PART of the whole. And the whole is partly defined by that part. That's why I wouldn't think she would be the best mother for my children. I don't expect to find a perfect girl but it wouldn't hurt me to try to get me one eh?