posted April 15, 2014 09:35 PM            

I'm not on Facebook but that sounds very cool. Once I go on FB, I definitely will ask you to friend me, and then we can trade links!

**Edit, hope you caught what I wrote, it was funny but I didn't want to leave it up.

posted April 15, 2014 10:02 PM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
She has got to be able to give me wood or it wont happen.

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Bahahaha...!
(You said "wood".)

Anyway, yes I think that's a known biological fact, as far as I'm aware.

posted April 15, 2014 10:33 PM            

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posted April 15, 2014 10:38 PM            

And one thing I've noticed is that imagination has a lot to do with it. For example, someone who is either attracted or repulsed by black men have a stereotype about them in their own imagination. Likewise, both for (and against) Far East Asian men and women. Same for being attracted or repulsed by women who smoke, and so on. It's not so much the looks themselves but what the viewer thinks those looks imply about the person.

And I couldn't help but notice that a couple of years ago someone posted on LL about the kind of men she was attracted to which was internal qualities yet she had to post a pic with each one that I couldn't help but notice had unappealing men (physically) for the bad and good looking ones for the positive and I could see no reason why she attributed a pic to a quality. I came real close to scrambling them so that the unappealing men had the positive qualities and vice versa to ask her how she felt about them then but I had the impression she'd freak out (which she did kinda easily) if I did (and I'd be left without an answer so why bother). But that made me think her imagination is all too easily fooled by appearances.

Many say (especially as children) that the wicked witch is ugly but the good witch is beautiful.

posted April 16, 2014 05:15 AM            

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Originally posted by PixieJane:
You sure do ask a lot of questions about things you say don't concern you.

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I like looking into people's minds, what can I do ^^

posted April 16, 2014 09:52 AM            

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
I like looking into people's minds, what can I do ^^

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You could ask what dreams people used to have and why they gave them up (or at least put them on hold), what countries people want to see (or have seen) and why, recurring dreams and nightmares (and what they might mean) or even psychic dreams, their favorite pet (and if they lost a pet and then why get another if the pain of the loss was so great), what if they found their brother or mother was involved with criminals, among many other things which would give you a window into their mind that you wouldn't find from common sources (see below).

And if you just have to stir the pot while doing so then ethical dilemmas are popular, and can also give a window inside how someone's mind works. Or say asking about how far they'd bend their moral code to put a roof over their head (as opposed to prostitution specifically) and what would make them more flexible on those personal codes (related to ethical dilemmas, like do you choose homelessness over repugnant animal tests and environmental pollution when your children would suffer with you but hoping they learned your values or is their well-being that allows them regular food, safety, comforts, and a good education more important? What if your decision, either one, cost you the respect of your children?).

But it seems that nearly all your questions (with the exception of astrology) are related somehow to dating and sex (which I thought you didn't care about but going by your threads I'd say you're obsessed with it). And many questions such as this thread (unlike the alternative queries I just listed) can easily be found discussed OL (including chat rooms), on TV talk shows, and among friends (including eavesdropping on others talking in public places).

posted April 16, 2014 10:05 AM            

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Originally posted by Sibyl:
I engage on an intellectual level first though. That's really what makes me look twice.

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Which topic matters interest you primarily? Social science matters, politics, history, economics, philosophy, science, moral values, hobbies?

posted April 16, 2014 10:50 AM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
Which topic matters interest you primarily? Social science matters, politics, history, economics, philosophy, science, moral values, hobbies?

What are your degrees in?

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ALL OF THEM

Haha.

My main degree is in international politics, which is my primary interest. I'm a very flexible person when it comes to interests though (I have allot of them myself), and so I can hold a conversation on allot of different topics.

posted April 16, 2014 10:57 AM            

But I will say that for someone who likes to stir the pot as much as you, you sure do get defensive all too easily. There, actual criticism against you.

posted April 16, 2014 11:17 AM            

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
Pixie
Just because someone doesn't feel like participating in sex and dating doesn't mean they can't be interested in these topics. You know, a scientific interest. It's good to know something about something that the majority of people on this planet find the most important part of their lives. I may never have sex but I still want to understand it. I've already said a couple of times on this site that I like to research it. I also never claimed to reject the idea of me being in a relationship someday (with the emphasis on "someday"). I would consider it if my expectations were met. What I don't care about is going on dates. This is not how my relationship would start if I entered one. If you still have a problem then avoid my threads, as simple as that.

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posted April 16, 2014 02:02 PM            

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Originally posted by Sibyl:
My main degree is in international politics, which is my primary interest.

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One of my secondary degrees is in International Affairs where I focused on emerging economic development. That, plus I had a minor UN fellowship and also interned at the IBRD, as part of fulfulling the degree requirements.

posted April 16, 2014 05:20 PM            

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
One of my secondary degrees is in International Affairs where I focused on emerging economic development. That, plus I had a minor UN fellowship and also interned at the IBRD, as part of fulfulling the degree requirements.

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