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FRED HALE SR. · 01-14-2013, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

Not saying penis directly. I mean the attractiveness of a male. Nothing to do with a sexual attraction.

I still can't get behind that notion. I've never felt any attraction towards a male. That being said it does seem alot more prevalent nowadays for people to be bi-curious so I understand your reasoning.

Key · 01-14-2013, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR.

I still can't get behind that notion. I've never felt any attraction towards a male. That being said it does seem alot more prevalent nowadays for people to be bi-curious so I understand your reasoning.

That's basically what i'm saying. More people have gotten comfortable in being able to express their interest in an attraction of the same sex. It's how it is in my state anyway. There's a lot of my close male friends who have no issue saying that another man looks great be it with their hair, clothing, etc.

FRED HALE SR. · 01-14-2013, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

That's basically what i'm saying. More people have gotten comfortable in being able to express their interest in an attraction of the same sex. It's how it is in my state anyway. There's a lot of my close male friends who have no issue saying that another man looks great be it with their hair, clothing, etc.

My friends are the exact opposite, we are old school and basically don't make any metrosexual comments about anything. But thats what makes the USA so unique.

Bloozcrooz · 01-14-2013, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR.

My friends are the exact opposite, we are old school and basically don't make any metrosexual comments about anything. But thats what makes the USA so unique.

Yeah its pretty much that way here too Fred and not just amongst my generation. I dont myself have a problem with saying another dude looks or is cool or something like that. In no way what so ever do I find men attractive or would I use a phrase like "wow he's so handsome" and neither would any guy I know or have contact with. I'm not homophobic its just not acceptable behavior to most people..well almost all people around here. At the same time I still think some dudes are just cooler than others and sometimes I point it out. Most times cause I'd probaly like to be the guy cause he probaly bangs a different chick every night of the week.

Face · 01-14-2013, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

That's basically what i'm saying. More people have gotten comfortable in being able to express their interest in an attraction of the same sex. It's how it is in my state anyway. There's a lot of my close male friends who have no issue saying that another man looks great be it with their hair, clothing, etc.

There's a major difference between an "atrraction" and noticing they're good looking.

Compliment wise....me and my friends we don't compliment each others looks the same way we don't talk about the stock market. How you do your hair much gel you put in your hair or looking good doesn't really interest me. There's a difference between being open minded and turning into a bunch of girls.

That said, I'm pretty reserved when it comes to complimenting girls either. I'm not complimenter I guess...and banter comes more naturally.

Key · 01-14-2013, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Face

There's a major difference between an "atrraction" and noticing they're good looking.

Compliment wise....me and my friends we don't compliment each others looks the same way we don't talk about the stock market. How much gel you put in your hair or where you got a shirt doesn't interest me. There's a difference between being open minded and turning into a bunch of girls.

Attracted to them based on their looks. Is that not a viable attraction?

Face · 01-14-2013, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Ki

Attracted to them based on their looks. Is that not a viable attraction?

If you're attracted to them based on their looks, then it is by definition.

But there's a difference between noticing something and being attracted to it.

Key · 01-14-2013, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Face

There's a difference between noticing something and being attracted to it.

My original point and the point that I've continued with was based on attraction.