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By (user no longer on site) OP 42 weeks ago
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Words like stunning, beautiful gorgeous etc are more used for women, that's if we can take the compliment lol
But what are the words for men?
I've seen handsome, good looking, fit as fuck, he's a sort but I don't know? Do they come across equally as complimentary, as say beautiful?
I pondered this whilst on my 6am walk....I'm fucked lol |
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Good walkin', Shy 
They all work. Sometimes they work better than calling a dude 'handsome' because its a base-level generic compliment.
I called a guy pretty once and he didn't freak out, that was nice  |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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I’d say most language of beauty is aimed at women, if a man was to be described as “beautiful” in my head I’d be mentally thinking of some effeminate emo wearing guy-liner. I would say terms used to describe men tend to be more towards handsome, rugged, maybe gorgeous, but that’d be about it. |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"I’d say most language of beauty is aimed at women, if a man was to be described as “beautiful” in my head I’d be mentally thinking of some effeminate emo wearing guy-liner. I would say terms used to describe men tend to be more towards handsome, rugged, maybe gorgeous, but that’d be about it. "
As an effeminate emo who wears guyliner, I love being called beautiful |
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"I’d say most language of beauty is aimed at women, if a man was to be described as “beautiful” in my head I’d be mentally thinking of some effeminate emo wearing guy-liner. I would say terms used to describe men tend to be more towards handsome, rugged, maybe gorgeous, but that’d be about it.
As an effeminate emo who wears guyliner, I love being called beautiful"
I think beautiful equates to kindness a lot of the time for me. If I get called beautiful, it's feedback for me that I'm good inside and out. Xx |
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"Words like stunning, beautiful gorgeous etc are more used for women, that's if we can take the compliment lol
But what are the words for men?
I've seen handsome, good looking, fit as fuck, he's a sort but I don't know? Do they come across equally as complimentary, as say beautiful?
I pondered this whilst on my 6am walk....I'm fucked lol"
Brutal, bruiser, balaclava wearer, brawn, brash all the Bs  |
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Female shop assistant used to call me babe, big handsome. Sweetheart, all that kind of stuff when I was getting stuff for my lunch
Never knew if she was taking the piss or not, but I blushed every time and made my day |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"There are men whom I'd call beautiful, for sure. Gorgeous, hunky, spunk rat, delicious also Spunk rat is a new one for me! Haha! What does it mean?? "
It's Aussie slang for a sexually attractive person
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By *eliWoman 42 weeks ago
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I think we're more likely to compliment women and that's why those words are more associated with them, perhaps. I call men beautiful. They are.
I also call them cute, rather attractive, kind of sexy... Oh I described a man as dashing and suave the other day because he is. Slick. I like complimenting men.
If I'm really complimenting them I'll call them a dick. Or a dickhead. Or a twunt.  |
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"There are men whom I'd call beautiful, for sure. Gorgeous, hunky, spunk rat, delicious also Spunk rat is a new one for me! Haha! What does it mean??
It's Aussie slang for a sexually attractive person
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"Words like stunning, beautiful gorgeous etc are more used for women, that's if we can take the compliment lol
But what are the words for men?
I've seen handsome, good looking, fit as fuck, he's a sort but I don't know? Do they come across equally as complimentary, as say beautiful?
I pondered this whilst on my 6am walk....I'm fucked lol"
Compliment.. Hey darling, hi gorgeous, sexy are just a few I might use |
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Handsome
Stunning
Good Looking
Dishy
Attractive
Striking
Gorgeous
Hot
Lush
Fanciable
Drop Dead Gorgeous
To die for
Fanny Magnet
Dapper
Stylish
Impressive
Captivating
Alluring
Spruce
Virile
Easy on the Eye
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I always thought Brad Pitt was beautiful in Legends of the Fall.
I don't really know why I think that word instead of handsome.
But I will use gorgeous, handsome, sweet cheeks, as terms of endearment. |
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I'm not sure it's a lack of words (as amply demonstrated by a poster above) as much as it is a form of toxic masculinity.
We think certain words only apply to the 'fairer' sex but it's social conditioning.
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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"Men may get fewer compliments but they're possibly more meaningful than the shallow agenda-driven shite women receive on here. "
Only if they’re from women. |
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"“Your a really nice guy” might be the wurst compliment to hear for a guy  "
Usually followed by a verbal comma (... But...) , rejection, and the later discovery of their now relationship with someone dull, mundane and/or a total arse. |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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Well if a woman is telling us directly that they find us good looking, handsome, fit as fuck, etc, then why would that not feel the same/have the same impact for what a women would feel when they get complimented on their physical looks? It's probably a subjective thing to be completely honest. An example of this would be that some people struggle to take compliments and others can. |
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By *ooBulMan 42 weeks ago
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Spunky monkey?
Squeeze? Love it.
Bumpin' uglies with?
Hairy ape (more of an orangutan actually!)
Amigo?
Cheesball.
Squirrel Nutkins? You can go through the whole Beatrix Potter thang...
Stud Muffin? Mrs Doubtfire quote....
Monkey Buns?
Fuzzy Wuzzy?
Bubba Gump?
Tooled Up like Rambo?
McDreamy?  |
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By (user no longer on site) 42 weeks ago
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As an effeminate emo who wears guyliner, I love being called beautiful"
As an elder emo on the inside that could never pull off the look- more the power to you!  |
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