You must have been a beautiful baby, but baby just look at you nowHardly, In 1956 I was only 1 year old.
The year I turned attractive
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I forgot to mention that I received a best looking baby trophy around the time I was born....so I guess I've been attractive since birth...lol
Aw.
I definitely was not. I was a cry baby!
Not only that, but ugly crying.
Mum was always trying to make me laugh, but the only thing that made me laugh (she couldn't say anything that did not sound like she was yelling at me) was to tickle me.
Tall_Timbers
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When I was in the third grade Vicki Tinch sliced open my right arm during a game of tag. After that I was smitten. I used a couple days of milk money (10 cents) and bought her an engagement ring. She was drop dead gorgeous to my eyes. Me, well I hadn't turned into sasquatch yet.
i'm not attractive. never was i a ladies man. only 3 or 4 times did a lady notice me & comment positively. i was refused many times to be a date. & now that i'm 67, it's getting worse! hahahaha! but my lovely wife of 9 years sees me as attractive!!! yeah!!!
gentlemen prefer blonds, totally true!!!! but you never hear the real reason why: it's because blond colored hair matches skin color better than any other color.
Really?
Huh what if your skin isn't pale.
I thought it was more the blue eyes, blonde combo.
But then Britney Spears wasn't blonde, she dyed her hair, her eyes are brown, and then she shaved it all off.
I'm very sad about skin colour, because that's something you can't always help, though I suppose I can always get a tattoo? And be multicoloured.
Is she...Martha Stewart? I.e domestic goddess.
Nigella Lawson was brunette.
I wonder if cooking skills make you attractive. Maybe it's better than cleaning skills.
sure, blue eyes certainly are part of the package. tattoo: so phunnneee! why sad about skin color?
It's not something you can totally change. I mean you can go to a tanning salon if you are pale, and bleach your skin if you are dark, but to change the color of your skin to be more attractive I guess is a huge expense and you shouldn't need to take such drastic measures. If someone is attracted to you, it shouldn't always be about skin colour, or the colour of your hair. Or what clothes you wear. I mean not all the time, clothes you can change, but its skin color is something that's very personal to each individual, though most people don't care too much, I've noticed it's important in certain countries that have colour barriers like the US
Not too long ago it was against the law to date someone of a different colour skin to yours. I think that's very sad. People absolutely count or discount you because of this. Even if you are attracted/attractive to someone, people around you can be like ew your gf/bf is .... insert skin colour here.
And they will shun you because of this. It happens more than people admit.
Different cultures I think people can handle, and accomodate but different skin colour seems like it's important. Maybe because it's the first thing people notice....?
It doesn't somehow develop as you grow older, you sort of remain the same colour you were born with. Although I have noticed there is a preference for 'white' over 'black' nobody cares about the 'pink' people or the 'grey' people, and if you are rainbow coloured, well you are a freak that doesn't deserve anyone...or maybe you just attract other rainbow coloured people.
And 'yellow' people aren't actually yellow like the Simpsons.
Those who are mixed race can probably tell you all sorts of stories of how they are unaccepted by others.
It doesn't somehow develop as you grow older, you sort of remain the same colour you were born with. Although I have noticed there is a preference for 'white' over 'black' nobody cares about the 'pink' people or the 'grey' people, and if you are rainbow coloured, well you are a freak that doesn't deserve anyone...or maybe you just attract other rainbow coloured people.
And 'yellow' people aren't actually yellow like the Simpsons.
Those who are mixed race can probably tell you all sorts of stories of how they are unaccepted by others.
i never thought about skin color being an issue concerning dating. by course, in the summer, people are more attracted to tan color.
Not if you are dark - already tanned, year round.
Not to be a downer but racism is real.
I had no bother attracting biting and stinging insects in my youth.
Some older women had a thing for me when I hit my early teens, but my shyness made their advances as unwelcome as the nuisance of wasps or mosquitoes on a camping trip.
I praise God, for my apprehension around the opposite sex in my adolescence, because I never knew Him back then, and the reservedness in my behaviour protected me from a whole lot of trouble.
Some older women had a thing for me when I hit my early teens, but my shyness made their advances as unwelcome as the nuisance of wasps or mosquitoes on a camping trip.
I praise God, for my apprehension around the opposite sex in my adolescence, because I never knew Him back then, and the reservedness in my behaviour protected me from a whole lot of trouble.