Does an outie belly button make a girl less attractive?
No, I have an innie/outie. Lol and I have it pierced so you can't really tell unless you nove the ring but I love my bellybutton. :3
Which BELLY BUTTON is more attractive, an INNIE or an OUTIE?
Innie. Outie is so weird, sorry to offend those who are. It's like the doctor didn't do his job right when that person was born.
Can a girl still be attractive if she has an outie belly button?
Girl don't get me started! Of course having an outie is not unatracttive look at these beautiful women with outies,http://www.complex.com/girls/2009/11/fetish-friday-our-favorite-women-with-outie-belly-buttons. These women have incredible bodies and a beautiful faces and they never let having an outie stop them from rocking their best bikinis. Have an amazing summer and rock your best bikini Hope this helps =)
Do girls like guys with outie belly buttons?
I'm a guy and I have an outie belly button. I'm not even fat at all, I'm pretty slender. And I have a pretty nice body. But for a girl, is that a turn off having a outie instead of an innie?
Can girls have outie belly buttons? If so, can I see?
Well due to what is usually portrayed in the media (magazines, bikini models, etc.), many girls find depressed navels, "innies," more attractive or physically appealing to the eye, so they're the ones that show their navels, which is maybe why you have not seen any protruding navels, "outties." Also around 90% of people have depressed navels so it may be a bit more difficult to encounter a protruded one. To answer your question, it has nothing to do with gender, belly buttons are essentially scars, they're not predetermined by genetics, it is where your umbilical cord was attached, when some extra skin from the umbilical cord is left, the result is a protruded navel "outie" :) I'm attaching a wikipedia link in my source that will show you both a female depressed navel and a protruded one
Can a girl have an outie belly button?
Sure they can. It’s the person (doctor/nurse/midwife) who delivers the baby and ties off the umbilical chord, combined with a bit of genetics, that determines whether a navel (belly button) becomes an innie or an outie.I think it might be just that they take more care with girl babies to make sure that their belly button will be attractive.
For men, if an attractive girl asked to lick your belly button, would you let her?
I’d want to put it in context: Where is it? Who is she? What’s the environment? Who’s been drinking/drugging? What’s my relationship status?There are women (no “girl” is going to get anywhere close to me in any sexual, intimate context!) who might ask this for any number of reasons. Some of them include:She has a belly button fetish and it’s a ‘straight’ (honest, non-gamey) requestShe’s running some kind of game (see Life Games: A category of games from Games People Play by Eric Berne), and you’re heading for a payoff you probably won’t likeShe was put up to it on a dareShe’s waiting for you to say ‘yes’ so she can respond with some kind of zinger like, “I was just kidding — what kind of girl do you think I am, creep?” (which sounds a lot like the low-level version of the game Rapo).TL;DR: What I’d do if a woman asked to lick my belly button depends a lot on what I perceive as her motivation, whether I’m attracted to her, and the circumstances.
Do guys think outie belly buttons are attractive or unattractive or doesnt matter?
honestly??? not very attractive. but that is just my opinion. it shouldnt really matter tho
Is it ok for a guy to have an outie belly button?
Growth is something that cannot be manipulated, or should not be tampered with, for it is something that is genetically determined. In the case you mention, it becomes an aesthetic issue that is no way determinant of biological consequences or better or worse outcomes in the everyday life happenings. When you start comparing anatomical issues between humans, there are some characteristics that would seem to be favorable to development, or social ascendancy, over others less prone to be taken as such. Unless it is an anatomical deviation from the standard, deriving in malformations etc., there is no specifically designated better organ appearance than others. So it’s ok to have an outie….if you don’t like it, you can have it operated and reduced to a “better looking umbilical scar”.