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An age old dating question..

I don’t think I have a “type” and thinking about it, I don’t really have a distinct set of looks criteria either..

So, I’m sitting in ITSU and two girls across from me are chatting away about the previous nights date.. and the subject comes up.

Some comedian once said “if she’s got a heartbeat, that’s a bonus” which at the time made me laugh..but really..

Do you “have a type”?


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 1:14 pm
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Do you “have a type”?

Yip! Most definitely. Mrs Binners ticks all the requisite boxes. Hence marrying her 😀


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 1:18 pm
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You should really have an ISO9001 compliant product specification before engaging in dating. Then you can assess each candidate against the criteria......


 
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I did, until Mrs Binners stole him.


 
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If I had to give my "type" a label it would be 'willing'.

I remember people having a 'type' back when I was young and single enough to give a shit, it was always a bit vague, in a good way, people would say "funny" or "caring"  or even just "good looking".

It's all gone a bit clinical now, or maybe it just is on 'Love Island' (wife watches it) it seems young people today have almost an Identikit description of their 'type' etched in their mind - "Oh, he should be 6' 1 and a half", blue, but not too blue eyes, blonde, medium size gloves, straight nose, medium ears etc etc etc etc" and then seem shocked when they meet this ideal man and discover they just don't get on.

I've met couples who actually don't seem to even like their partner, they treat each other more like an accessory, like a jacket or pair of shoes.


 
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Lol @ DD!


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 1:32 pm
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Yes & no... if I'm browsing an online dating site I have definite "Yes!"es and definite "NO!"s looks-wise. But generally, as long as they're middle aged and mental as a busload of geckos, I'll give em a try.


 
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I don't think looking back on life that I have ever dated a raven haired beauty ..nothing against them but it just so happens that all of the ladies in my life have been natural  blondes..thats my ex wife, my ex partner ( mother of my daughter ) and my current ( and last ) missus and mother of my son ..it took a while but I got there in the end !


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 1:55 pm
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I tend to go for short redheads, which is weird because my wife is a tall slim brunette. That said, I also like blondes. And ladyboys.


 
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Yep. Skinny athletic redheads. I've married two.


 
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I like my women like I like my bikes. Anything but fat


 
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I'm with BikeBouy on this.   I just like what I like but people make massive assumptions that because I have a black wife, I only like black girls which simply isn't true.  Here's a broad list of known celebs to provide evidence of my diversification:

Sandra Bullock

Paisley from Tattoo Fixers

Rachdaretodream instagram

Trinity Fatu (Naomi from WWE)

Hayden Panetierre

Susanna Hoff

Gabrielle Union

Keira Knightly

Kathryn Winnick

Mylene (lost too much weight recently)

Kylie, obvs

....but one thing I cannot stand is a shit personality.  If I sat across a table of anyone and can't gel with their personality I would be out of there.


 
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Types (and standards) are for those 6′ 1 and a half”, blue, but not too blue eyes, blonde, medium size gloves, straight nose, medium ears blokes. The ones who can afford to be fussy. Therefore I have neither a type or standards.


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 2:15 pm
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At 50, I think the default answer is "yes please". But I know her already, and we have a baby mortgage to look after.
In a fantasy perpendicular world, depending upon what the day was bringing, it'd include:
Mélissa Theuriau
Anne Hathaway
Anna Kendrick
Sandra Bullock
Sanne Cant


 
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[b]P-Jay[/b] wrote:

If I had to give my “type” a label it would be ‘willing’.

That sounds a bit desperate - I'd be more inclined to describe my type as "interested in me". Though I have to admit I'm not totally lacking in standards - I'm certainly not attracted to anybody significantly overweight (I guess my ideal is "athletic", though not averse to "curvy" if that's an honest description rather than what significantly overweight lasses describe themselves as). Though as for tall/short, blonde/brunette etc. I'm not all that fussed. I'd also like to meet somebody interested in active/outdoorsy stuff, but that's not really a "type" thing is it?


 
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Layed back but not lazy. Strong but not domineering. Patient. Up for stuff, likes doing, making, going. Not precious. Not a snob, not materialistic. Funny. Good at sex.


 
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Yep, I do. But I ain't spilling it here; don't wanna increase people dipping in my target market!


 
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I spent most of life searching longingly, but in vain, for a salt and pepper haired Irish George Cloony lookalike

What might have been......

*sigh*


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 2:52 pm
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Dirty and not interested in a relationship is my preference.


 
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I haven't really got a type I look for but it just so happens that my past is filled with nearly all white brunettes...

The lack of "ethnic diversity" is a bit boring but not by choice


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 4:09 pm
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[i]as long as they’re middle aged and mental as a busload of geckos, I’ll give em a try[/i]

Yoo-hoo! *flutters eyelashes at DezB*


 
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All partners had/have generous sized boobs. This is a total coincidence. People who know me on FB probably think I'm only interested in fetish models (I'm not). Even my own wife can't make head nor tail of what constitutes my "type" (we're lucky enough that we couldn't care less if we find other people attractive), it's something that either works or doesn't.

Thinking about it vegans don't do much for me if I'm honest though that might just be a natural response to anybody who thinks the most interesting thing about themself is what they eat. It's not.


 
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yeah, the itv2/channel 4/channel 5 reality bleach blonde  z lister with too much make up and plastic enhancements also the dumber the better!


 
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Odd isn’t it.

”I liked him, but he wasn’t my type” was the comment that provoked my post.

Now, I’ve met many of the opposite sex during my years on this planet. Some high ranking professionals, some who couldn’t care what they do for a living, some who are happy to sit filing nails all day to the adrenaline junky types, all manner of shapes and sizes, creeds and colours, some wicked witted, some right old bores.

And that’s it, though reading that does offer up that I do have a type.. female.. not that I don’t appreciate a decent male body, because I do but it does nothing for me. Yet females do.. so my type is female 🙋‍♀️

When it came to dating (before marriage) I’d be mixing with many many women, groups large and small in clubs/bars/sailing/beach and you’d think through all of that mix that I would form some sort of “type” but it’s got me thinking..

I don’t have a type 🤷‍♂️

I’m not sure if I could describe a wish list of features that would form a criteria.. I would expect dating sites have this battened down, a list of x/y/z based on a/b/c and so on.. but where would you start if you have no idea..

Now, obviously during my years I’ve had rebuttals and I’ve always just shrugged them off.. never thought about type so perhaps the way I look and speak/articulate to me has been the looking at the whole package so to speak.. rather than a list of “5’10, athletic, likes beer, greenish eyes” or whatever.. but I’ve never looked at a female and thought .. wow, she’s my type.

💇‍♂️


 
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I am married to my 'type', but didn't realise it until a friend pointed it out. He said to me once, when we were at a film together, that every time I commented on a woman I thought was attractive in some way, it was always on the basis of some feature that was comparable to Mrs SR.

Mrs SR is tall and slim with a graceful demeanour and pretty face. (At least [I]I[/I] think so!) A bit Linda Fiorentino in 'The Last Seduction'. But don't tell her I said that.


 
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Thinking about it vegans don’t do much for me if I’m honest though that might just be a natural response to anybody who thinks the most interesting thing about themself is what they eat

I dont like morons who think only in lazy stereotypes/tired old cliches.

Dont really have a type though I have never dated a meat eater*...makes you think etc.

* i honestly never asked when i was younger these day websites say but its not a pre requisite but may indicate we share a similar world view


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 5:06 pm
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Are we talking about raw physical attraction, or in more general terms?

Looks wise I've always been attracted to athletic brunettes.  Being a bit 'alt' is a bonus too.

But really, looks is secondary to personality if it's someone I'm going to want to actually spend any time with.  If someone is as thick as mince or doesn't have a sense of humour then I'm really not interested.  So i guess my type would be "able to string a sentence together" as a bare minimum.

Thinking about it vegans don’t do much for me if I’m honest though that might just be a natural response to anybody who thinks the most interesting thing about themself is what they eat. It’s not.

I'd wager it's more interesting to you than to them.  As with any demographic you get the odd shouty militant, but most vegans I've met would far rather be left alone to eat what they want than have to explain themselves to defensive omnivores every time they eat in public.


 
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Depends whether you are referring to a picture of someone or the whole package - funny what a difference something like personality/taste/humour/intellect can have

Also, warning of massive generalisation here - I think men can generally align on a broad definition of an attractive woman - i.e show them a picture and a high proportion will agree. I don't think the reverse is necessarily true, women seem to have more of a type than men (based on looks only)


 
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I dont like morons who think only in lazy stereotypes/tired old cliches.

*sigh* still not learned the art of civilised debate then I take it?

To explain further, I'm referring to people who think that's interesting enough to put on a dating profile. I know plenty of normal vegans that don't advertise the fact just as I don't feel the need to tell everyone I enjoy Mongolian Barbecue. Maybe I should have capitalsed 'vegan' to be clearer.


 
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Also, warning of massive generalisation here – I think men can generally align on a broad definition of an attractive woman – i.e show them a picture and a high proportion will agree. I don’t think the reverse is necessarily true, women seem to have more of a type than men (based on looks only)

I think perhaps you can acknowledge that someone is physically attractive without them necessarily doing anything for you personally.  I suppose in that sense we're talking about "types" there's attractive and then there's the stuff of fantasies.

Again with the generalisations: I wonder if there's an element that women are generally more choosy?


 
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If asked to describe I'd say tall, athletic (I'll say it, thin with small boobs) and dark hair.

Mrs lunge fits 2 of those things (she's blonde), the GF before then fitted none.

So may, maybe not.


 
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Do you “have a type”?

Nope. Past g/f’s have been blonde, brunette, half-Chinese, half-Polish, slim, cuddly...
The common factor has been a sweet and easy-going personality and demeanour, I’ve never been with anyone who’s been argumentative, confrontational or manipulative.
My partner is someone I met around twenty-five years ago, when her parents owned a local pub i frequented.
They moved to Salisbury, I sort of kept in touch until she met someone and and the last time I saw her she was eight months pregnant.
FFWD to August last year she popped up on Fb’s ‘Someone you may know’ feature, I got in touch, we met up and she’s now living with me.
She possesses all of the above qualities, along with being a bloody good cook, due to growing up in pubs where her mum ran the restaurant side of things.
A win-win, in my humble opinion. 😬


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 5:30 pm
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I’m referring to people who think that’s interesting enough to put on a dating profile.

Hm, it seems valid enough to me.  I mean, it might not be of any interest to you, but t'd probably be of interest to other vegans, it's just one more thing to potentially have in common.  If someone wrote that they liked football, were a Scorpio and loved Justin Beiber, I'd have zero interest in any of those facts but they might be massively relevant to someone else.


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 5:31 pm
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Back of the queue, IHN 😉


 
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Good point - raw physical attraction.. Yeah, good point.. come to think of it... nope, I’ve never felt that 🤷‍♂️

Now that I come to think about it, without getting all naval gazing, am I missing something ?

Intellectually, now that is a quality I do seek in a person (and not just the opposite sex) but thinking about it, all the females I’ve been more involved with have always been very intelligent and often run rings around me on that particular quality.

But for physical attraction and that “gut wrenching” some people feel.. I think I’ve missed that.

I met the wife out of a group of friends, a large group where people come and go nothing formal. You could pretty much guarantee meeting new faces, seeing the same friends and then not seeing folks for months then they’d return.. and I don’t think I missed any of the females (as in, oh.. I wish xx was here) the wife and I are obviously attracted to one another, but where some speak of “fatal attraction” and such it wasn’t like that with us.. more like “free Friday”? And it developed..

I’m going to ask her tonight about this quandary I’m feeling, I think she’ll have a different viewpoint 🤹‍♂️🥊


 
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Yeah I guess, I suppose I just take exception to being called a moron for having an opinion. So yeah, saying militant types are a turn off would probably be more accurate, they tend to be rather closed minded and unable to accept differing points of view.


 
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Brewery heiress wanted, needs to have bad eyesight, loose morals, a vagina and a Costa points card.


 
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saying militant types are a turn off would probably be more accurate, they tend to be rather closed minded and unable to accept differing points of view.

That makes sense.  I'd rather someone had a different opinion about something if they were prepared to have a reasonable debate about things with the possibility of either of us changing our minds.  Plus people who spend their life being perpetually outraged about something don't tend to be much fun to be around.

Are you supposed to have a hard-wired preference?

I wonder if there's a nature / nurture argument here?  The girls I fancied at school and growing up were all broadly similar in terms of "type,"  both in looks and personality.  Was that because I was predisposed to that sort of type, or am I now attracted to that type because those early attractions have coloured my views?

Hmm.  Interesting.


 
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Based on my record, does broken wing/borderline nutter qualify as a type?


 
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I spent most of life searching longingly, but in vain, for a salt and pepper haired Irish George Cloony lookalike

And where is Deadly Darcy when you need him...*

*Obviously I'm unable to strike thru the George Clooney bit


 
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This is possibly the weirdest, yet most revealing topic I think I have ever read on STW.


 
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I just want someone who will accept me for who I am.

Someone who can look me lovingly in the eye and perhaps let out a little squeal of genuine delight as I tighten the straps that restrain her sister..... 😉


 
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^^ sometimes you can come up with absolute crackers

😉


 
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That was the radio edit. 😮


 
Posted : 08/02/2018 7:05 pm
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It says here on this note I've been handed that my type is Blonde maths genius with a heavy line in sarcasm and killer chinese burns.

good to know.


 
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Somewhere to park the bike is essential.


 
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If you look back at people you’ve dated/fancied there are themes I guess but I think most men’s type is ‘not repulsed by you’, pretty much

My current girlfriend is not ‘my type’ at all but is wonderful.

Whereas as women seemingly would reject someone they were otherwise madly into because their eyebrows weren’t bushy enough, or something. BTW as an aside do any women still post on this forum?!


 
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It says here on this note I’ve been handed that my type is Blonde maths genius with a heavy line in sarcasm and killer chinese burns

I don’t suppose your in Edinburgh today and can excuse a slight flaw in the maths department? 😉


 
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BTW as an aside do any women still post on this forum?!

You missed the sneaky return of emsz, just two posts above, then? 🙂


 
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[b]Kryton57[/b] wrote:

It says here on this note I’ve been handed that my type is Blonde maths genius with a heavy line in sarcasm and killer chinese burns

I don’t suppose your in Edinburgh today and can excuse a slight flaw in the maths department?

😆 - unfortunately emsz missed off the most important bit of information about what her type is - and I'm afraid you're definitely not it!


 
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g6kwUBrRjaM


 
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Do I have a type?  Most definitely!!

Must be brunette (only gone out with one blonde and that was a disaster!!)

Girl-next-door type

Must be reasonably outdoorsy

Not fat

Non smoker

Must be independent, can't stand a clingy woman

Oh and this:

….but one thing I cannot stand is a shit personality.  If I sat across a table of anyone and can’t gel with their personality I would be out of there.


 
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Any type that would have me.
& Louises' obvs.


 
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Dirtier than the last one


 
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😆 – unfortunately emsz missed off the most important bit of information about what her type is – and I’m afraid you’re definitely not it!

Kryton likes a challenge 🙂

Success would put him in an elite group of sales professionals, the type that sell snow to Eskimos.


 
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I recently decided that Rachel Riley is my type of girl!


 
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*sigh* still not learned the art of civilised debate then I take it?
Oh the irony and sarcasm still passes you by. I thought you realised i was not the turn the other cheek sort of person to insults.
To explain further, I’m referring to people who think that’s interesting enough to put on a dating profile.

1. It asked me- should i lie? 2. if i dont i could end up next to you and imagine how awful we would both find that 😉 Some people are so judgemental they would not date a vegan so we have to tell you and then its our fault for telling you. Its not the most logical argument i will ever read.
I know plenty of normal vegans
the inference being some vegans are not normal. Please dont pretend that insults are not in your posts .
that don’t advertise the fact
tired old cliche is tired
Maybe I should have capitalsed ‘vegan’ to be clearer.
I have no IDEA what that would MEAN so NO dont do that- did my capitalisation help you understand more?

FWIW I did have females, with whom I clearly had nothing in common but diet,contact me and I did find that weird. Some vegans do just want to date a vegan just like some meat eaters would not date a vegan or even a veggie. Apparently folk want to date folk who share the same attitudes as them.


 
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the inference being some vegans are not normal.

That's surely true, just by dint of them being people.


 
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Rockape63...

A man of exquisite taste ..but alas yours and a few hundred thousand other blokes type of girl ..


 
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That’s surely true, just by dint of them being people
Fair point but the fact they said they are vegan is not the sign that they are one of the non normal ones anymore than someone saying they eat meat lets me know they are one of the meat eaters who are not normal.

It never fails to surprise me how much people care what i eat and yet still we are the preachy judgemental ones. Personally I only care what i eat your diet is your choice.


 
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I thought you were taken anyway, junkyard...?


 
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I am by a vegan who would only date other vegans 😉 [ but true and also the first vegan i have dated FWIW]

TBH meat eaters dont need to worry about "extremist" vegans as they dont want to date you either and would be repulsed by your diet and lack of moral fortitude. I guess them saying it just saves everyone some time for me it was just a question I answered. Its obvs true that the more extreme end of either diet are not going to get on but i dont pick dates or friends based on diets - only being a full on RW [UKIP and beyond] is a no no for this snowflake.


 
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Well, you can swipe left on squirrelking and move on then yeah?

[i]moral fortitude[/i]

Arf.


 
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*strikes JY off the list, with a heavy heart, due to being unable to share a large doner kebab on the way back from the pub*


 
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*strikes JY off the list, with a heavy heart, due to being unable to share a large doner kebab on the way back from the pub*

Be not thou too hasty BinBins.

Just ask for loads of salad and romance may still yet blossom.


 
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Well, I have my preferences but I'd ride a 29er hard tail if it was what's available.


 
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you can swipe left on squirrelking and move on then yeah?
He was the one who said he would not date someone whose profile said vegan so they would be the one swiping.
moral fortitude- it was said tongue in cheek to be clear

Bin bins its salad at one end meat at the other and we end up like lady and the tramp.... i think we know which of us is the lady and which of us is the tramp


 
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 think we know which of us is the lady

The one with the pony tail?

 and  which of us is the tramp

The one who lives in a bin?


 
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<span style="color: #444444; font-size: 16px; -webkit-text-size-adjust: auto;">“Are you supposed to have a hard-wired preference?”</span>

I was take a guess at no, seeing as our primeval directive is to procreate / survival of the fittest.


 
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after a night on the lash, nothing but nothing beats chips....(you can keep the donor, although I might steal your chille sauce)

I think we are hard weird for a type, I found myself staring at a girl on the bus the other week, she was really pretty (huge rack, don't hate me, i mean, the eye goes there, right?) and I was thinking exactly the same thing, how come out of all the people I thought she was good looking, and it must be some internal thing.

humans are weird, oh, And I'd swipe on a vegan...how are you supposed to enjoy an egg sarnie the morning after?!?


 
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Never heard it called that before.


 
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think we are hard weird for a type,

So much to work with... 🙂

I’d swipe on a vegan…

Must be young folk lingo. Sounds rude...


 
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