came4U
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Joined: 1/23/2007 From: London, Ontario Status: offline
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As long as they don't outright lie about it, I don't see it as being deceiving at all. is this not a lie or hiding the truth? quote:
He raved and raved on how gorgeous her hair was, it was one of the appealing things that he chose her for... she smiled and loved his compliments. She had plenty of opportunity to his face to say 'well, yanno, it is manufactured hair'. To sit there and bold-face absorb compliments on something that is false is not exactly forthright. quote:
If someone has some dentures and they have a pretty smile, why does it matter if they're sticking out of their gums or held in by Fixodent? Unless they are a hockey player, I'd find it unattractive because they didn't obviously take the time to take care of their teeth and mouth throughout their lifetime. quote:
It's not like you have to walk up to someone as soon as you meet and say "If you like my hair, my teeth, my tan, my boobs, etc., don't 'cause it's all fake . " Then answer the question no need for eyeball rolling ..that is what I asked. So when? quote:
When do you tell your date? First date, second, third? I didn't propose people wear a sandwich board listing the means in which they fix their faults. quote:
If everyone stopped doing everything that wasn't 100% real (curling, cutting and coloring hair, manicures, dentures, makeup, figure shaping clothing, etc.), the world would be full of some worse looking people, for sure. For someone who is so angry at my comment about being somewhat being caught being 'au naturelle' so seem to have a distaste for people who don't fix themselves up. quote:
If you want someone looking perfect, you better be ready to accept that it might not be all natural. No one gets anyone perfect. But if for example a man says 'wow, you look incredible, so fit, so thin, you must work out!!' and you ARE wearing the Spanx and without it your belly would fall over your pants...is that not someone pretending to be perfect who is actually in denial therefore a liar by proxy? quote:
People truly are shallow hypocrites. They want perfection but don't want to know that it's not natural "perfection." Is it not also shallow for the person who decieves just as equally by playing down imperfections so drastically? If they didn't want someone who has a drive to chase perfection...then why do they bother to take the time to try to achieve just that? Is it appropriate then to blame to 'chaser' or the fraud?
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