Girls, what do you think about guys with long hair like these pictures?
I personally don't like it. I like longer hair on guys, but not that long.
Teen girls? What do you think if a guy sends you a picture of their abs?
Is that cocky and annoying? Or would you like that? It would be taken in the mirror, camera in one hand and the other hand lifting his shirt. (The Situation pose from jersey shore pretty much) Question 2: How about sending this to an ex who you dated for a month, but have kept contact with? Asking for both answers, thanks!
What do you think can be cute pictures to send a girl you are interested in?
I would like to share a similar “CUTE” story with you.There a boy who hails from a different galaxy where only one kind of gender prevails (ignoring the pseudo feminist blah blah blah), but came down to Gujarat for his studies.He is 23, Male (you can ignore this part || “LITI” / “LADIES”).He is our very own Arjun Kapoor from 2 States who did his MBA & had a crush on one of (there could be more than one) his batch mate.He proposed, She rejected. (Part 1)He proposed, She rejected. (Part 2)He proposed, She rejected. (Part 3)Here, mood of “HE” is directly proportional to a “love proposal” & “SHE” remains constant.करत करत अभ्यास के जङमति होत सुजान,रसरी आवत जात, सिल पर करत निशान।Now both of them are in the same organisation, and mind it people he is the only male in the entire batch. (“Man me laddu phuta”).Now the twist,He falls in love with another girl in office,BUTHe still goes with her girlfriend for dinner, every Saturday.Oops, forgot to tell you, he had a relationship for 2 years during MBA but they broke up, but still Dinner is important. (“Commitment is Commitment”)He thought to give something to his new crush.He thought what would be the “cutest” thing to give?He thought and though and thought . . . . till the dawn . . . till Shaktimaan found Rajnikant . . . Till Pakistan lost Balochistan . . . ! !What could be the cutest…??A MINIONHe decided to gift a minion to that new girl.But here’s a catch… He wanted to do it differently.Guess what….??He bought a Minion, when you press his ASS, the minion winks and speaks “I LOVE YOU”.Isn’t that Supercute….??Long story short, all the 3 girls stopped talking to him.The guy is like:“Et tu, Brute”#Peace
What would you think of a teenage girl who takes pictures of another teenage girls throwing because of bulimia and posts the pictures online to humiliate her?
I would immediately consider of reporting her account to the platform she is posting this pictures on for cyberbullying and harassment. Since she is posting with malicious intent, such activity should be stopped. If I knew the girl in real life, I would consider also reporting to her school of her activity.
What do you think of girls who post pictures of themselves In bra and underwear?
I'm 15 and I know a girl my age who does this.. I think it's really slutty honestly. She posts pic of her laying down in underwear and sometimes she posts mirror selfies of her in a bra and really short shorts. Why do girls do this? It makes me ashamed to be 15. And she also posts full body bikini pictures as well..
Girls, what do you think of these naked pictures of James Storm fro TNA (no genitalia showing)?
Awh hot!
Ultrasound Tech said "maybe girl"? What do you think? (picture)?
id say thats a girl, its kinnda hard to tell as you can make out what looks like a leg, but where the other leg "should be" it looks like the stomach or something eles, so its kinnda hard to say for sure is this suppose to be a tolet shot?? if it is id say 90% girl
What do you think of girls who put a hot, provocative profile picture on Quora but is all feminist in her answers?
I think it's fine. They can be "all feminist" or "somewhat feminist" or "not feminist", and still put up whichever kind of picture they feel like, if they are comfortable with it.One does not get to call out perceived hypocrisy of other individuals - not on Quora, because of BNBR.For example, if an Indian girl chooses to act sympathetic and go all "aww" towards "poor Indian men" because of an anecdotal answer about how some Indian guy was given a dirty look in the train by a woman due to some misunderstanding, and chooses to launch an "I support the terrorized Indian men" campaign, that is totally her prerogative.That she later does not recognise online objectification by white European men with Asian fetishes, simpers in the admiration showered upon her and also answers questions about "how us Indian women are subject to filthy ogling on the streets" is also her prerogative. Similarly, calling out perceived hypocrisy of girls/women who seem to write feminist answers and have a profile picture that measures up to some third party's standards of "provocativeness" is also not allowed on Quora, because of BNBR.We can only talk in general terms, like we're doing here, without naming names.Also, I'm pretty sure, highly vocal feminists are less likely to be reticent.The point that feminists need to be coy in profile pictures reeks of ideological censorship, mistakenly trying to label people and getting them to conform to some ideals of behaviour. It is also worryingly reminiscent of the "she's asking for it" argument.Some might expect a certain kind of acceptable behaviour from a woman declaring herself as feminist, but true "liberation" comes only when one is free to do what one feels comfortable with. Thus I would not expect self-declared feminists, of all people, to show any kind of hesitation or restraint in expressing themselves, be it something as nondescript as a profile picture on a small social network.If other Quorans don't take the views of such girls/women seriously because of the picture the girls/women choose to display, that is just another symptom of the visual bias of the human brain. If I were an Indian boy/man and someone assumed that it was "natural" for me to get bowled over a girl/woman's looks and disregard her content, I'd be pretty darn annoyed.Of course, if I were a true sapiosexual, the picture oughtn't to matter at all.
Do you think it is fair to use a picture of a pretty girl on social media, as long as you look similiar?
So I actually did something like this as an experiment. It had… mixed results.Basically let’s say that it was fun while it lasted and not fun after.So earlier this year I produced an album for a band called Dorja. They look like this:Needless to say, they look good. Very, very good. I however, look like this:So when they asked me to cover a few tour dates this summer I figured it would be probably be a bit of a ticket sales killer for my chunky, hairy visage to show up instead of the regular bassist (the wonderful Becky Baldwin: OG rock goddess, check her many bands!).So in my place, Olivia Joss Lee was temporarily born:10/10 if I do say so myself…For about a month coming up to the gig I switched over my entire profile to female and created an Instagram (not to mention a lasting sense of gender dysphoria). Basically a combination of stock pics, FaceApp and my not-inconsiderable photoshop skills.-Girls night out watching the Jacksons -What started out as a bit of a laugh (and a small experiment in my eyes) rapidly turned into a total clusterf*ck of dick pics, unsolicited sexual advances and #metoo.It also got me a surprising amount of work offers. Turns out female bassists and producers are very much in demand!Which is why it actually f*cked up my chances at a couple of other jobs. Not to mention the audience confusion and reaction. I spent most of the signing time after gigs explaining away my ‘twin sister’. I even had a proper falling out with another musician who wouldn’t book me because of my ‘lack of respect for the female musician’ (not strictly deserved I feel, but still kind of true).Because I played fast and loose with the truth, I disappointed everyone around me, lost work and got sexually assaulted (and threatened with rape no less) online by rando-pervs.So yeah. Don’t do that.It’s not fair to anyone. Especially you.
What do you think about this picture? Am I looking smart in this photo?
Wow mate this photo is amazing. I don't even know where to start…your sparkling eyes or that sneaky smile. Your charisma is literally overflowing out of my phone screen! You ask whether you're smart. Well you aren't. You're just something else. Something that words can't describe, especially not with the puny vocabulary that I possess.I swear if I were a girl I'd fall for the moment I saw this photo. Exactly the kind of knight the girls would want to have for themselves.