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Did you post a pic already, Denise?

I like my red hair for the same reasons :D

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Originally Posted by SarahMB

Did you post a pic already, Denise?

I like my red hair for the same reasons :D

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Yes, I did, early this morning. ;)

Speaking of red hair, you know what's ironic...
When I color my hair red, no one even gives me a second glance.... I blend in! :D

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Originally Posted by Emilio

I have to agree their are a two from Virginia and two in Massachusetts that are hottie's.

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Agreed.:love:

But there are a few more than that too!:D

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Originally Posted by Shadowspider

Yes, I did, early this morning. ;)

Speaking of red hair, you know what's ironic...
When I color my hair red, no one even gives me a second glance.... I blend in! :D

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Ah, found it! That's too funny, but I can see why. You'd make the perfect pale redhead!

The great thing is, I know women who spend hundreds of dollars a month to get a color even close to your hair! :laughing:

Oh good lord, if I had a dime for every time I've been asked "how did you get your hair that color?" I'd be one rich woman!
Of course if I had a dime for the priceless expressions on people's faces when I tell them that my mom use to "bathe" me in with the white clothes.... I'd own this country! :D

Ok, I've been having some fun reading this thread... but one thing is certain:
I am NOT one of the woman being referred to.

If you wanna see for yourself, I posted some 'timelined' pics of myself in the "Let's get this going again" (or something like that) thread.

I think "good looking" is a bit too society dictated. If a woman is not of a certain weight with a certain percentage of cleavage and just the right amount of make up, then she's not "good looking".
Of course, the same society taught rule goes for men too. If he doesn't have bludging muscles and a 6 (or 8) pack set of abs and would never make the cover of GQ magazine then he's not "good looking". :rolleyes:

Now there are some who know what "true" beauty is and realize that it does *not* reside in make up or curvature stats.

Granted, I am a hetrosexual female, however, I must say that Aleesha and Argentra are two of the most beautiful women I've ever "met". Do they have a 38,28, 38 curve count? Probably not but honestly, is it T&A that really makes a person "beautiful"?

The same for men. I've seen some absolutely drop dead gorgeous men on this site who, if I was not already married to my own drop dead gorgeous man, I'd be dreaming about at night. Are they "GQ" guys, some are, most are not.

I can be the most asthetically appealing female in the world and you can be the most asthetically appealing man in the world, but if our personalities, attitudes and outlooks on life stink, then we both are just a couple ugly ole' muts without a prayer. :)

P.S. That's *not* to say that the men and women on this forum who do happen to fit the society taught curve rule are not beautiful.... Sara, Gin, Fishmommy, Darkangel, Ben, ummmm... and I can't remember the names of the others, are also absolutely, drop dead goregous because their beauty does not just reside at skin level.

As my mother would say, " good looks are only skin deep, Beauty is in the soul and lives forever. Or "Pretty is as pretty does!"

Whenever I was up to no good.
She used to tell me "Pretty is as pretty does and your not looking to pretty at this moment".
I know, that saying is as old as the hills but it still holds a lot of truth.:)

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Originally Posted by Shadowspider

Oh good lord, if I had a dime for every time I've been asked "how did you get your hair that color?" I'd be one rich woman!
Of course if I had a dime for the priceless expressions on people's faces when I tell them that my mom use to "bathe" me in with the white clothes.... I'd own this country! :D

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LOL, that's hilarious. :lmao: