Playboy Perfection
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5 Tips To Manage The Holidays When You Are Single
Do You Need A Love Detox From Your Ex?
Is Your Ego In Charge Of Fixing Your Love Life?
10 Signs That You Are A Love Junkie
6 Ways To Help Your Children Through Divorce
Are You More In Love With Him Than He Is With You?
When You Become Desperate for a Date Night
Losing the Fights in Your Relationship
Advice On First Dates
Why Men Don’t Want To Date Strong Women
How Do I Get A Date?
Have I Found The One?
How Can I Get A Girlfriend?
3 Steps To Starting Successful Conversations
Is It Okay To Tell Her She Looks Fat?
Should I Give Up On This Girl?
4 Things I Should Tell You Before We Start Dating
Life After Divorce: Papers Not Yet Signed & She’s Already Dating My Friend!
So, I heard the most remarkable story over the weekend.
This girl I know (we’ll call her Jessica) starts by telling me that this guy (aka Biff) she used to date has approached her to help with the make-over of his current girlfriend (Pamela)… of one month. You know… some encouragement to go Jessica Simpson blonde… and get extensions… and… some tips on make-up application. Now, that’s a little insulting in and of itself — but wow on wanting to make over this girl less than a month after meeting her. Jessica, (in shock) asked him for more details. Apparently, Biff’s brother is a well known Austin plastic surgeon and had agreed to see this “ugly duckling” for a consult. According to Biff, Pamela not only needs a “look” overhaul, but also…her nose is a little too big and she looks “old.” After all, she’s 30 and has wrinkles! Wrinkles that need a mini-face lift apparently. (I wonder how much income this surgeon derives from girls that his brother wants made over? That would be one serious friends and family plan!)
When Jessica asked Biff what exactly it was that attracted him to Pamela in the first place since he apparently only sees what is wrong with her… he hastened to explain that he thinks she’ll be gorgeous once the work is done and then he can be happy. After all… he’s dated playboy bunnies in the past and has a reputation to uphold. (At this point, Jessica was dumbfounded into silence.)
Granted, I am the girl who went redhead when a guy I was dating expressed his preference for blondes (my natural color), but even to a non-rebel without a cause person — this makeover guy seems extreme and obsessive and perfectionistic and and just wrong! And what can I even say about the girl who AGREED to all of this — apparently to please a guy she’d just met who wants her to morph into a bunny on his watch. It makes me think she has the brain power of a rabbit, but who knows, maybe she’s just a crafty-girl who found a way to get someone else to foot the bill for all of her make-over dreams.
Either way… I think I am glad to just be me. Faults and all. I’m not anti-plastics… sometimes it’s the right answer for what you are dealing with, but not to please a guy! I am a firm believer that what you do to “get” someone is what you have to do to “keep” them. And I’d rather spend the money on travel and investing and friends and fun than trying to look like an airbrushed centerfold in order to perfectly please someone else (who likely can’t be pleased anyway) for the rest of my life. grin
Do You Need A Love Detox From Your Ex?
Is Your Ego In Charge Of Fixing Your Love Life?
10 Signs That You Are A Love Junkie
6 Ways To Help Your Children Through Divorce
Are You More In Love With Him Than He Is With You?
When You Become Desperate for a Date Night
Losing the Fights in Your Relationship
Advice On First Dates
Why Men Don’t Want To Date Strong Women
How Do I Get A Date?
Have I Found The One?
How Can I Get A Girlfriend?
3 Steps To Starting Successful Conversations
Is It Okay To Tell Her She Looks Fat?
Should I Give Up On This Girl?
4 Things I Should Tell You Before We Start Dating
Life After Divorce: Papers Not Yet Signed & She’s Already Dating My Friend!
So, I heard the most remarkable story over the weekend.
This girl I know (we’ll call her Jessica) starts by telling me that this guy (aka Biff) she used to date has approached her to help with the make-over of his current girlfriend (Pamela)… of one month. You know… some encouragement to go Jessica Simpson blonde… and get extensions… and… some tips on make-up application. Now, that’s a little insulting in and of itself — but wow on wanting to make over this girl less than a month after meeting her. Jessica, (in shock) asked him for more details. Apparently, Biff’s brother is a well known Austin plastic surgeon and had agreed to see this “ugly duckling” for a consult. According to Biff, Pamela not only needs a “look” overhaul, but also…her nose is a little too big and she looks “old.” After all, she’s 30 and has wrinkles! Wrinkles that need a mini-face lift apparently. (I wonder how much income this surgeon derives from girls that his brother wants made over? That would be one serious friends and family plan!)
When Jessica asked Biff what exactly it was that attracted him to Pamela in the first place since he apparently only sees what is wrong with her… he hastened to explain that he thinks she’ll be gorgeous once the work is done and then he can be happy. After all… he’s dated playboy bunnies in the past and has a reputation to uphold. (At this point, Jessica was dumbfounded into silence.)
Granted, I am the girl who went redhead when a guy I was dating expressed his preference for blondes (my natural color), but even to a non-rebel without a cause person — this makeover guy seems extreme and obsessive and perfectionistic and and just wrong! And what can I even say about the girl who AGREED to all of this — apparently to please a guy she’d just met who wants her to morph into a bunny on his watch. It makes me think she has the brain power of a rabbit, but who knows, maybe she’s just a crafty-girl who found a way to get someone else to foot the bill for all of her make-over dreams.
Either way… I think I am glad to just be me. Faults and all. I’m not anti-plastics… sometimes it’s the right answer for what you are dealing with, but not to please a guy! I am a firm believer that what you do to “get” someone is what you have to do to “keep” them. And I’d rather spend the money on travel and investing and friends and fun than trying to look like an airbrushed centerfold in order to perfectly please someone else (who likely can’t be pleased anyway) for the rest of my life. grin
Début de l'événement
28.04.2022
Fin de l'événement
29.04.2022
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