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Originally Posted by darksyndrem
I would say looks are VERY important....because I'm not going to want to meet some ugly girl...it's not that I wouldn't give her a chance it's just......well okay I personally wouldn't give her a chance but that's beside the point..............
Alright I'm starting over.
I think looks are really important, because most of the time it's what drives people to want to meet, and get to know someone, at least in my experience it is.
As for me, well looks are very important to me, but I'm not into the really model type girls. At least, not the model type in America, I haven't seen models anywhere else. But I'm usually really into girls, that most people look at as the 'freaks' and..........okay I'm on an endless trail here, because I have no idea how to explain what I'm talking about. So, I'm just going to quit at the next period.
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ahaha i have to agree,
this really confusing to read ^_^
but im pretty sure i know the type of girls you like. (scene chicks?)
Anyway, hmm I have to be honest... I prefer personality over looks. Well more or less, anyone who smiles at me when i look at them.
I find a smile to be really attractive, and no i don't mean one of those toothpaste commercial smiles where everything looks perfectly artificial.
But if someone takes the time to acknowledge me then of course I'll reciprocate by giving them the time of day.... as long as they're a nice person that is.
I once dated a guy who everyone told me was drop dead gorgeous, and whom I should never give him up, but when it came down to it, we had nothing in common. He was one of those obsessive sporty types and tended to talk about 3 things... rowing, boxing and his ex girlfriend. :S
On top of that, listening to a guy talk about himself and how 'good-looking' he is drove me insane, and i swear going out with him made me even more conscious of my own looks which wasnt such a great thing.
I always worried about how i looked so not to embarrass him, and it became very taxing.
In the end he deffinitely wasn't worth it.