Whooopsee daysee hehe lol ... did drink the stuff a few months back (didn't like it, but had no other drinks left, & was desperate for sth, ANYTHING, hehe)There's no "t" in my username
Whooopsee daysee hehe lol ... did drink the stuff a few months back (didn't like it, but had no other drinks left, & was desperate for sth, ANYTHING, hehe)
... this blastd full moon is playing tricks on me ... am knocking over things, mixing-up my words, can't think properly, calling Ovaline as "Ovaltine", hehe lol
(or perhaps i'm evolving into a woman hehe lol)
There's no "v" in my use - ahh, never mind.
You can call me Ovaline if you want
I think most of us appreciate a compliment or a gesture that illustrates that we are attractive - even if that gesture makes us feel awkward and uncertain. We all want to at least feel that we are desirable and have the potential to be accepted.
"Sexiness" seems like it is something that people exude when they feel confident (body & mind) and adored (by people whose opinions matter to them).
What exactly makes a man a creep?So, you're saying people with SA aren't attractive? The last time i was forced to go out to a bar i kept getting hit on by creeps which, if anything, made me want to go out less. SA has nothing to do with how attractive a person is.
Yeah, I don't know how I feel about the word "sexy". That word makes me uncomfortable, ha. So maybe the OP is onto something. To be sexy is to be confident? And confident people don't have SA? Not that people who have SA are unattractive! Still, my SA is caused by many factors. People's opinions matter, sure, but that is not the whole problem. It is much more complex than that.
So, you're saying people with SA aren't attractive? The last time i was forced to go out to a bar i kept getting hit on by creeps which, if anything, made me want to go out less. SA has nothing to do with how attractive a person is.
Diend, have you not noticed how many sexy people post on this board? :idontknow: