Do girls check out guys in India? If so, how?
Oh you have no idea.Yes we do, in fact, check out guys. But we've mastered the art of being discreet.Some girls, like me, do it a lot. Some do it sometimes, and some rarely do it. What I mean is, we're all different and I can't give you a universal—applies to all Indian girls--answer, but here goes:Where do we do it?Anywhere where we know the chances of spotting a hot guy is probable. So that's like, almost all the places, but mostly in shopping malls, college/work, the metro(?)With whom do we do it?Checking out guys can be a solo activity but we do it a lot more when we are with our girl squad, and a lot less when we are with our parents.How do we do it?We are very subtle when it comes to checking guys out. We are usually on the lookout for someone good looking (this is subjective, everyone has a type.) But our attention generally falls on the face first. Our mind assess their physique and appearance at the speed of light. Then we immediately look away.Then, we look at them from the corner of our eyes to make sure they aren't looking in our direction. Then slowly, very slowly we turn to look at them and openly appreciate their aesthetically pleasing self.I imagine our eyes looking all big and wide. Sometimes when we know we can look at the guy and he won't realize that we are checking him out (say, when we are looking at a guy who is giving a presentation in class) we allow ourselves to get all dreamy eyed and comfortable, a lazy smile playing on our lips when we look.I can't say this for all girls, but I believe, for the most part, we are much more focused on their facial features than their body, unless you know, they have a really good body, and it's impossible to avert your eyes.But honestly, don't for one second believe that catching us in the act of checking you out will be easy. We are very good at not being obvious (some of us anyway) Most of the time it is hard to figure out if we are checking you out or just looking. But if you end up having multiple eye contacts which end with her swiftly looking away, she had been, in all probability, checking you out.If you do notice us checking you out and are confident about it, please acknowledge it. Maybe smile at us, and if we reciprocate, approach us. It would make our day. A lot of us are just really bad at making the first move.
What do you think about males getting their ears pierced?
What do you think about earrings on males?What do I think?Do no harm, forgive and forget. Be compassionate and understanding. Spread love not hate. Help others in need. And adorn yourself as your see fit.Those are the basic tenets of my “religion”. Sometimes I succeed, and other times I fail.I used to wear earrings back when people used different sides (left or right) to identify as gay or straight. This was the early 80s after all.So I pierced both sides, by myself. Without a potato ouchhh!I didn't care what people thought. I was judged unfairly by others anyway. so I figured wtf. As a straight guy, It didn't really matter because I knew who I was.The most I’ve done was 2 traditionally placed holes on each ear. This was before other types of piercings became mainstream, otherwise I might have gotten more piercings as well. I've always wanted a row of bling up and around my ears, in all those places it supposedly hurts like a mofo.The only looks I really don't care for are gauges and septum piercings. But that's just me. I know lots of people that wear those well.I used to wear studs, small hoops, and large hoops. I think even a diamond at one point too. That led to a small lucky number tattoo on my pinky, done by a gypsy lady working out of a store on Sierra Highway, for the everlasting till-death-do-us-part price of $7.Today, it still looks like a $7 piece of work. I now have one inner forearm covered and a small 3″ x 1.5″ tattoo on the opposite forearm near my wrist.Back in the day I had hair to my waist, and at times it reeked of 40 volume peroxide bleached and stained in various shades of Manic Panic red, green and blue. Blue black was also a fav.I know successful people covered almost head to toe in my ink, with piercings as well. Some have had rough lives and others are just following their bliss.It's ok to judge me, because you'll probably never truly know me, or even care to try. But if you must, I'm a dad, a father, and a papa first..
Should I let my brother wear pantyhose?
I wish my sister was as understanding when we were kids. though she is only 2 years older than me. I have been wearing since I was five, I would "sneak" my mother's and sister's, until I could start buying my own, it is still never a good experience......thinking everyone is looking at you lol. I would say, let him buy his own, with your help. Maybe that way he will either grow out of the desire or get more comfortable wearing them and buying them. Thank you for being understanding to him...and thanks for wearing pantyhose, not enough women do these days. EDIT: Wearing pantyhose, by themselves (without other female clothing) is NOT cross dressing. Crossdressing as the label implies is basically trying to impersonate a female by wearing all the clothing and make up, etc. The act of wearing pantyhose is/ or should be normal for anyone that chooses to do so. It is very hypacrytical for society to expect and demand tolerance and acceptance for certain things but then say that a guy wearing pantyhose is wrong.
Will I have to get naked at medical school?
I can't speak for MD schools, but in DO schools, you'll be expected to disrobe to shorts only for males and shorts/sports bra for females early on for OMM (Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine) class. It's hard to learn anatomy and become comfortable with touching another human if you have never done it. No one cares about body habitus, as we need to practice palpation on all body types. As far as intimate exams, such as genitals and breasts, most schools hire live models for this, so you learn on plastic models then experience the real deal on paid live models before you are thrown into the real world.Funny story:Where I attended medical school, ATSU-Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, the common practice was for the local undergraduate university fraternity initiates to serve as genital exam models as part of their fraternity initiation, then the money went to the fraternity. When I was a resident, I was teaching students how to perform a proper genital exam on a male, careful to explain how to hold the penis to avoid stimulating the patient’s natural response in the process, if you know what I mean, which can be an uncomfortable situation for everyone involved! In one particular group of students, which consisted of 5–6 men and women in each group, I had a particularly attractive female student doctor. After instructing the entire group on the proper technique, we proceeded to the model patient, a frat boy, and each student doctor examined him in turn, without any issues…at least until the attractive young female’s turn came. I kid you not, she grasped that poor man’s organ full-handed, stroked up and down rapidly, and asked, in all seriousness, “like this?” As you might imagine, he immediately responded exactly as physiology dictates. I stopped the exam, covered the now-embarrassed young man, and escorted the group from the room. She didn't pass.
Would having dreadlocks affect my chances as a teacher?
I have been considering locking my hair for a long while now, it is not something I'll have rushed into if I go through with it. The one thing that is holding me back is that I am worried that this will conflict with my possible future career - I am beginning training to become a primary school teacher (in the UK) beginning this year. Presuming I'd still have the dreads when I finished training (4 years time), I was wondering if anybody knew whether it would seriously affect my chances when applying for a job. I don't have a grungy appearance and the dreads would be thin, tidy and tight, and neatly tied back for work etc. I'm not covered in piercings etc. It would just be the hair making me look 'alternative' for want of a better word! So does anybody know if this is something that would hold me back? No opinions on dreadlocks please, especially negative ones, only respond if you know the answer to my question or at least can make a pretty informed guess. Anything else will be reported - I know a lot of people don't like dreads, I'm not looking to start a debate here, the world would be a pretty boring place if we all agreed wouldn't it!
Where can I buy Colourful belts such as the ones Jeff Hardy wears?
Here's one that's White: http://www.karmaloop.com/products.aspx?P... Some others from Hot Topic....White stud belt and Teal....or else black with different types/colors of studs... http://search.hottopic.com/clothing/Stud... More here too (red, silver, rasta, aqua, Light green, royal blue, pink, purple etc: http://www.icedoutgear.com/studded-belts... ______________________________________... EDIT: I am guessing neither of the first two posters looked to even SEE what you were talking about.