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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows)

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By *rwhowhatwherewhyMan  over a year ago

Aylesbury


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

Only for my girlfriend and only if it's nothing drastic. I trust her sense of style and fashion but I wont change myself for others generally speaking.

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By *adame 2SwordsWoman  over a year ago

Victoria, London

I don't, I dress for the occasion

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'll change small, temporary things for a friend or repeat meet, sometimes. Not if they ask. More, I know X likes it when I do y, so I'll do y today.

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By *oodnitegirlWoman  over a year ago

Yorkshire


"I don't, I dress for the occasion "

I dress for the attention lol

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By *oiluvfunMan  over a year ago

Penrith

Nothing at all! I'm me, I look after myself, and enjoy spending time with people who are attracted to me as I present myself

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman  over a year ago

On a mooch

Not at all, I wear what I’m comfy in, what they see is what they get

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I won’t. However if I’m ordering something on line I’ll ask him which he prefers (Lingerie etc). But if he insisted I wore something then no chance.

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By *ustme34Man  over a year ago

Bingley


"I'll change small, temporary things for a friend or repeat meet, sometimes. Not if they ask. More, I know X likes it when I do y, so I'll do y today. "
i think this is alright to do.

but in general I think if someone likes me then that's good if they dont then that's fine too. Everybody has a different preference to how they like people to look . change your looks drastically for one and you change away from another

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By *hunky GentMan  over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough

Id honestly prefer a lady to wear what's she comfortable in.

Ive seen threads on how nervous people get. Being uncomfortable will only make things worse.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I don’t change anything, what you see is what you get

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Nothing I'm me ... like it or lump it! Me being me has nothing to do with what I wear

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I'll change small, temporary things for a friend or repeat meet, sometimes. Not if they ask. More, I know X likes it when I do y, so I'll do y today. i think this is alright to do.

but in general I think if someone likes me then that's good if they dont then that's fine too. Everybody has a different preference to how they like people to look . change your looks drastically for one and you change away from another "

Oh god, it's never drastic. It's more like, a friend particularly comments on a way I do my hair, that they like it better than my usual, I might file the information away and do my hair the same next time. It's all just versions of myself.

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By *moothdickMan  over a year ago

stoke

Horniness just takes over if a lady contacts me lol

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire

I dont change anything and yes i did know most men dont notice eyebrows in my experience anyway. Noone in my entire life has commented on my eyebrows

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By *hatMinxOverThereWoman  over a year ago

42 Wallaby Way

I admit I wear what I know will get a reaction. I'm super happy wearing it though

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By *ylvie 888Woman  over a year ago

Cleethorpes

Nothing. I dont like being perfect and even if I may make a little effort.... I still always omit something... what is the point of offering something I know I cant sustain!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm trying to lose a little weight at the moment. It's partly for myself, I feel heavy but it's also partly because I do care about how others see me. I have always been a little heavy and when I was younger I carried it well. I played rugby, football, hurdled and did cross country, not bad for a fat lad but as I get older and as I try to meet new people they never saw that side of me and I feel that I am judged on appearance now more than ever. They say that the camera never lies but I really dislike how I look in photos and if I don't like what I see, how can I expect anyone else to?

btw I'm gorgeous in real life lol.

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By *ea monkeyMan  over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)

I wouldn't change my appearance beyond being presentable, the things I do to be comfortable for me, evidenced by the fact that I do them if I'm not meeting anyone.

If someone wanted me to shave or something drastic like that, it's a no.

The way I see it is that I meet people for who they are, not who I'd like them to be, the same works in reverse.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

None,I'm not here to conform to someone else's standard.My appearance is how I want it to be,and the opinion of others on the subject is irrelevant to me

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By *hunky GentMan  over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough

I should be fabulous as i am already, but the nicer aftershave won't do any harm.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No I don't. I have my eyebrows threaded because I want to, I shave me legs because I want to, I wear makeup because I want to.

Obviously I like to look nice and enjoy compliments but if I don't want to wear makeup for example I won't.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

None, my appearance and what I do about it is for me alone, others opinions on it have nothing to do with me

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

My version of presentable does differ if I'm meeting someone for sex... I suspect a lot of people will say the same. Like making sure my hair removal is spot on.

Maybe it's just me. I like playing with different versions of myself. It's all what I'm comfortable with, but a bit of adjustment to my appearance and I go from dedicated community volunteer to off to a swinging club, sort of thing.

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By *emini ManMan  over a year ago

There and to the left a bit

In general terms, I'm me and dress and appear how I feel comfortable, take me or leave me - and have the same attitude towards those I am meeting.

I have been asked in the past by people I've met how they should dress and my response is always that I am meeting them not their clothes so however they are comfortable is fine.

The *only* times I'd do something specific differently would either be if the occasion called for it (e.g. a theme night at a club or going somewhere that called for a particular style of dress) or if someone had expressed in passing they liked a particular style or look then I might do so but it would be because I wanted to to please them, not because they had asked me to.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Zero . If someone tells me what to wear or do I instinctively resist -Mrs

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

None whatsoever . I just do my own thing. I dress how I like and reveal what I choose.

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By *aven RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Zero . If someone tells me what to wear or do I instinctively resist -Mrs "

This x

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By *carlet_woman_xxWoman  over a year ago

somewhere

None would never change myself for anyone. What you see is what you get

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

In reading comments I see there’s talk of hair removal and that sort of thing, I do that but it’s about me looking and feeling my best but I still look like and dress like me . -Mrs

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"In reading comments I see there’s talk of hair removal and that sort of thing, I do that but it’s about me looking and feeling my best but I still look like and dress like me . -Mrs "

If I was on a dry spell I wouldn't be arsed with hair removal

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Apart from my clothes then nothing, im me and i like me if you dont then ohh well theres always someone else that will. I find i alot of people dont want to meet because of the beard and thats fine but i wont shave it off just for a meet because then my face will be cold! I do my hair and my "eyebrow" (yes i change my slug to eyebrows) and dress how i like not for other people. If youre not happy and confident in yourself how do you expect others to be.

Also yes men do notice eyebrows we just dont comment on them because its a weird comment to make!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

dont bother what other people think but I am the embodiment of sartorial elegance though

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I dont change anything and yes i did know most men dont notice eyebrows in my experience anyway. Noone in my entire life has commented on my eyebrows"

I’ve had so many comments on my eyebrows in my life and several from men! They’re not even kept up with that great, but apparently men DO notice them. A charming one in a chat room asked to “finish” on them

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"In reading comments I see there’s talk of hair removal and that sort of thing, I do that but it’s about me looking and feeling my best but I still look like and dress like me . -Mrs

If I was on a dry spell I wouldn't be arsed with hair removal "

Well yeah haha that’s logical to me! Same.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Clothes but that also depends if they have a valid reason.

It's true about the eyebrows though, I just shave the middle part to avoid a monobrow!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I dont change anything and yes i did know most men dont notice eyebrows in my experience anyway. Noone in my entire life has commented on my eyebrows

I’ve had so many comments on my eyebrows in my life and several from men! They’re not even kept up with that great, but apparently men DO notice them. A charming one in a chat room asked to “finish” on them "

Your eyebrows are the bomb to be fair

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Just clarifying that no one told me to do my brows . But I do feel more confident if I'm squared up a bit.

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

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I don’t change my appearance for anyone but me. It will stay that way as well

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Just clarifying that no one told me to do my brows . But I do feel more confident if I'm squared up a bit."

Oh, it wasn't you. Just on your thread, lol.

But same. I naturally have straight eyebrows and recently had them shaped with a bit more of an arch. Literally nobody has ever said anything to me about it. But I like it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

3 hours worth of change

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just clarifying that no one told me to do my brows . But I do feel more confident if I'm squared up a bit.

Oh, it wasn't you. Just on your thread, lol.

But same. I naturally have straight eyebrows and recently had them shaped with a bit more of an arch. Literally nobody has ever said anything to me about it. But I like it. "

Just checking haha!

Guys mention my eyebrows all the time, it's a good compliment! But it's not why I'd do them

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Just clarifying that no one told me to do my brows . But I do feel more confident if I'm squared up a bit.

Oh, it wasn't you. Just on your thread, lol.

But same. I naturally have straight eyebrows and recently had them shaped with a bit more of an arch. Literally nobody has ever said anything to me about it. But I like it.

Just checking haha!

Guys mention my eyebrows all the time, it's a good compliment! But it's not why I'd do them "

Yeah, mine is things like, I'll pick my eyeshadow to bring out my eyes, because people like them.

With extremely rare exception, if anyone said "wear X for me", I'd tell them to take a hike.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just clarifying that no one told me to do my brows . But I do feel more confident if I'm squared up a bit.

Oh, it wasn't you. Just on your thread, lol.

But same. I naturally have straight eyebrows and recently had them shaped with a bit more of an arch. Literally nobody has ever said anything to me about it. But I like it.

Just checking haha!

Guys mention my eyebrows all the time, it's a good compliment! But it's not why I'd do them "

Now you have me intrigued, are they in any of your public photos? (SFW mode on)

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By *anmyraWoman  over a year ago

Basingstoke

Nothing, nada, zero. I am who I am and I'm happy with that. I spent far too much time trying to be what others wanted when I was in my teens and 20's.

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By *anmyraWoman  over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Clothes but that also depends if they have a valid reason.

It's true about the eyebrows though, I just shave the middle part to avoid a monobrow!"

I love my monobrow and I'm proud of it lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If I'm told what to do, I'll tell them where to go.

I wear what I'm comfortable with and that changes with the situation. I think most do to. No point undermining your own confidence in wearing something youre not happy in, etc.

Saying that I'd say most may subconsciously do something or wear something to please the other if you're attracted to them without realising it. It's human nature.

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester

When we were swinging there was never a time that we didn’t go to every effort to present ourselves how we wanted others to see us.

So my wife would always wear sexy outfits, stockings, skimpy or no underwear, but since we often met in public places, with a bit of class too. She would spend ages getting her hair and make up just right, and always had a freshly shaved pussy. I would be clean shaven up and downstairs, freshly showered and always wore smart clothing.

For us, meets were more often than not one offs, and were an opportunity to live out fantasies for ourselves and those we met. If we didn’t put 100% into every meet, which obviously included our appearance, we would be letting ourselves and the meet down.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

I feel like I've given you inspiration

Its a good feeling to have

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I always dress for me, I might ask a meet their favourite colour and wear that. But ultimately I don’t change anything x

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I always dress for me, I might ask a meet their favourite colour and wear that. But ultimately I don’t change anything x "

Yes, that's the kind of thing I mean.

Or I have certain dresses I'll wear to a social depending on the vibe they've given me in messages.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Sure that they like it when they see it

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By *ustme34Man  over a year ago

Bingley


"I'll change small, temporary things for a friend or repeat meet, sometimes. Not if they ask. More, I know X likes it when I do y, so I'll do y today. i think this is alright to do.

but in general I think if someone likes me then that's good if they dont then that's fine too. Everybody has a different preference to how they like people to look . change your looks drastically for one and you change away from another

Oh god, it's never drastic. It's more like, a friend particularly comments on a way I do my hair, that they like it better than my usual, I might file the information away and do my hair the same next time. It's all just versions of myself. "

yeah I agree with that. Like with me the main thing would be having a shave ...I'm usually stubble but i know some people like clean shaven some dont mind. But nothing drastic

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread. "

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

None here. Anything I do is for me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves."

Yep. Some of these comments I’m finding a bit passive aggressive to be honest.

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

Yep. Some of these comments I’m finding a bit passive aggressive to be honest. "

Who knows what's going to be contentious?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I ask for feedback from those close to me if necessary but rarely need to change anything. I provide feedback if asked. I might make suggestions if asked too.

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By *eliWoman  over a year ago

.

It depends. I know one of my friends really loves my hair curly so if I'm going to be meeting her I'm more likely to brave it and wear it, it's not because she asks me to but more because she gives me the confidence to.

In terms of people I'm fucking? If I know they particularly like me wearing something I probably will. Like one of my dear friend's loves seeing me wearing black high heels and tights he can rip open. I get as much enjoyment from dressing that way as he does in seeing me in it and that makes it really bloody hot. He's never asked me to, I just picked up from his reaction that's what he really likes.

I'm tempted now to ask people what they really like seeing me in.

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By *dam1971Man  over a year ago

Bedford


"I'm tempted now to ask people what they really like seeing me in. "

Orgasmic state

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

Yep. Some of these comments I’m finding a bit passive aggressive to be honest. "

Exactly this.

We had so much fun with so many like minded people who certainly made every effort with their appearance when they met us.

I don’t think I realised how grateful we should have been!

We always had the feeling that if we made the effort, then those we met might too, and they did - thankfully.

If we arrived at a meet and someone said “ You can take me as I am, I’m not changing or doing anything about how I am to please anyone else” , we would have been out of the door like a shot!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Never, we were once told on a social that a chap 'didn't do red heads, and didn't realise Mrs.had auburn hair.'

He then added insult to injury saying she was too tall.

Short of dying her hair having a complete wax, and chopping her legs off we doubt even then she would've been adequate for him.

You can't always change what nature gave you. And we won't try!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just clarifying that no one told me to do my brows . But I do feel more confident if I'm squared up a bit.

Oh, it wasn't you. Just on your thread, lol.

But same. I naturally have straight eyebrows and recently had them shaped with a bit more of an arch. Literally nobody has ever said anything to me about it. But I like it.

Just checking haha!

Guys mention my eyebrows all the time, it's a good compliment! But it's not why I'd do them

Now you have me intrigued, are they in any of your public photos? (SFW mode on)"

no, I'm not brave enough for public face pics!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

Yep. Some of these comments I’m finding a bit passive aggressive to be honest.

Exactly this.

We had so much fun with so many like minded people who certainly made every effort with their appearance when they met us.

I don’t think I realised how grateful we should have been!

We always had the feeling that if we made the effort, then those we met might too, and they did - thankfully.

If we arrived at a meet and someone said “ You can take me as I am, I’m not changing or doing anything about how I am to please anyone else” , we would have been out of the door like a shot!"

Yeah. A bit like “I say it how it is” “I won’t change for anyone” “this is me take me or leave me” We may think it but saying it is different. Makes me think who are you trying to convince here. Yourself?

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

People can take or leave me as I am, in that, I'm not heavily pierced or tattooed, I have a particular body type, sense of style, etc.

That doesn't mean that I won't bend (not break) that for people I like or want to impress, sometimes.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

People don't mention things like eyebrows, why would they? Only close friends might and then only if it's a compliment. Anyone else would just take the piss behind their back.

As for outfits, they tell me what they like and I buy it. Clothes toys, etc.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

Yep. Some of these comments I’m finding a bit passive aggressive to be honest.

Exactly this.

We had so much fun with so many like minded people who certainly made every effort with their appearance when they met us.

I don’t think I realised how grateful we should have been!

We always had the feeling that if we made the effort, then those we met might too, and they did - thankfully.

If we arrived at a meet and someone said “ You can take me as I am, I’m not changing or doing anything about how I am to please anyone else” , we would have been out of the door like a shot!"

It's weird to me too. Usually the ones who say if their meet turned up in trackie bottoms and a polo shirt they'd go mad and leave. So they dictate what others should wear but wear whatever they like. Hmmmm

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By *nsert user name hereMan  over a year ago

Manchester

I think there's a difference between changing for people and making an effort.

I have a beard, I wouldn't shave it off but I'd trim it so it was tidy.

I wouldn't change for other people but I would put effort into being the best me I am at that point of time.

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By *ea monkeyMan  over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves."

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think there's a difference between changing for people and making an effort.

I have a beard, I wouldn't shave it off but I'd trim it so it was tidy.

I wouldn't change for other people but I would put effort into being the best me I am at that point of time. "

I always trim my beard too .

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By *nsert user name hereMan  over a year ago

Manchester


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I always trim my beard too . "

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By *a LunaWoman  over a year ago

South Wales

None. Well, i might shave my legs, that’s about it really. I dress for me, i’m not a glamour puss i rock up in jeans, a cagoule, sketchers (for day meets) strip off, do the nasty and then go home.

I very rarely wear dresses, and if you ever see me in a dress someone has either died or is getting married.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’ll change small sexy things for petiole if they couch it the right way. A couple got quite demanding about reassurance that I dressed ‘classy’ once. They got fairly short shrift. But a sexy regular meet who likes me to rouge my nipples, or someone who likes me to meet without pants, or in latex, I’ll happily do that if it’s suggested in the context of a larger scenario not demanded.

And I’ve become firmer about the amount of pubic hair I wear, having been very concerned about people’s pubic likes and dislikes earlier in my fab experience.

My weight I’ll change for myself, eventually, never for anyone else.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

How on earth does autocorrect think petiole is a better word than people??

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How on earth does autocorrect think petiole is a better word than people??"

It's pretty cool though.

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I’ll change small sexy things for petiole if they couch it the right way. A couple got quite demanding about reassurance that I dressed ‘classy’ once. They got fairly short shrift. But a sexy regular meet who likes me to rouge my nipples, or someone who likes me to meet without pants, or in latex, I’ll happily do that if it’s suggested in the context of a larger scenario not demanded.

And I’ve become firmer about the amount of pubic hair I wear, having been very concerned about people’s pubic likes and dislikes earlier in my fab experience.

My weight I’ll change for myself, eventually, never for anyone else."

Similarly, people who expect me to dress slutty can take a hike.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I personally don’t change my appearance for other people, it’s for me, and even then it’s not drastic.

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By *emini ManMan  over a year ago

There and to the left a bit


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying"

Exactly that - it's neither passive aggressive nor "not caring how others see us" to be comfortable in yourself and how you feel, and dressing for the occasion.

As you say there is a world of difference and I certainly wouldn't turn up for a meet dressed inappropriately - but nor would I turn up for a meet dressed a particular way because someone had told me to

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I’ll change small sexy things for petiole if they couch it the right way. A couple got quite demanding about reassurance that I dressed ‘classy’ once. They got fairly short shrift. But a sexy regular meet who likes me to rouge my nipples, or someone who likes me to meet without pants, or in latex, I’ll happily do that if it’s suggested in the context of a larger scenario not demanded.

And I’ve become firmer about the amount of pubic hair I wear, having been very concerned about people’s pubic likes and dislikes earlier in my fab experience.

My weight I’ll change for myself, eventually, never for anyone else.

Similarly, people who expect me to dress slutty can take a hike. "

I e just had a very vivid image of you in very slutty knickers underneath your dress. I may need to think about that for a bit..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying

Exactly that - it's neither passive aggressive nor "not caring how others see us" to be comfortable in yourself and how you feel, and dressing for the occasion.

As you say there is a world of difference and I certainly wouldn't turn up for a meet dressed inappropriately - but nor would I turn up for a meet dressed a particular way because someone had told me to"

I didn’t say it was passive aggressive. I said I felt some of the comments come across that way and very bolshy.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley

Recently I've been struggling with my self esteem and I started thinking I need to lose weight so people would like me etc, luckily I realised I was just having a abit of a down time so I sorted my head out and reminded myself that the people that matter like me regardless.

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By *hunky GentMan  over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"Recently I've been struggling with my self esteem and I started thinking I need to lose weight so people would like me etc, luckily I realised I was just having a abit of a down time so I sorted my head out and reminded myself that the people that matter like me regardless. "

Good girl. Xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

None . Brush my teeth and i'm good to go

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By *hunky GentMan  over a year ago

Maldon and Peterborough

Put trousers on first.

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By *amissCouple  over a year ago

chelmsford

I don't change for other people

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By *ea monkeyMan  over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying

Exactly that - it's neither passive aggressive nor "not caring how others see us" to be comfortable in yourself and how you feel, and dressing for the occasion.

As you say there is a world of difference and I certainly wouldn't turn up for a meet dressed inappropriately - but nor would I turn up for a meet dressed a particular way because someone had told me to

I didn’t say it was passive aggressive. I said I felt some of the comments come across that way and very bolshy. "

No, you didn't. Gloswingers did, I think it was that post that GM was referring to.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I dress for me & me only. I change my style to suit my mood x

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman  over a year ago

little house on the praire


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying"

thats exactly what i was saying

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I dont change for others im a typhoon of furious sexual magic already

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By *emini ManMan  over a year ago

There and to the left a bit


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying

Exactly that - it's neither passive aggressive nor "not caring how others see us" to be comfortable in yourself and how you feel, and dressing for the occasion.

As you say there is a world of difference and I certainly wouldn't turn up for a meet dressed inappropriately - but nor would I turn up for a meet dressed a particular way because someone had told me to

I didn’t say it was passive aggressive. I said I felt some of the comments come across that way and very bolshy.

No, you didn't. Gloswingers did, I think it was that post that GM was referring to. "

Nah I'd misread/misinterpreted Nora's comment so apologies - although I'm not really sure how commenting that you won't change your style for someone other than yourself, and especially not on demand, is either passive aggressive or bolshy to be honest.

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying

Exactly that - it's neither passive aggressive nor "not caring how others see us" to be comfortable in yourself and how you feel, and dressing for the occasion.

As you say there is a world of difference and I certainly wouldn't turn up for a meet dressed inappropriately - but nor would I turn up for a meet dressed a particular way because someone had told me to

I didn’t say it was passive aggressive. I said I felt some of the comments come across that way and very bolshy.

No, you didn't. Gloswingers did, I think it was that post that GM was referring to. "

Er.... excuse me but Gloswingers didn’t say it was passive aggressive. Even though I think some comments may come across that way too.

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By *om and JennieCouple  over a year ago

Chams or Socials

I dress for me & me only

J x

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By *itty9899Man  over a year ago

Craggy Island


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

You shouldn't have to change for anybody.

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By *assing Fancies xCouple  over a year ago

Sherwood Forest

If someone doesn't like us then fair enough, but we are who we are and will not change to suit others (looks or personality)

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By *orraine999Woman  over a year ago

Somewhere

I dress to please myself.

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool

I don't give a shit if men don't care about eyebrows. I still want mine to be immaculate. I'll sometimes wear something in particular I know someone I'm seeing likes but all the clothes i own I've bought because I like them anyway.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I change everything if were going to clubs or I'm solo meeting.

Daytime work me wears a mens uniform, steel toe cap boots, no makeup, hair scraped back.

Theres no way I'd make that my first impression if I'm meeting someone.

When I'm going out, make up is done, hair done, lingerie carefully chosen, massive heels. If someone meets me I'm aiming to make them remember me for the right reasons, not for looking like an extra from the village people.

Sin.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't give a shit if men don't care about eyebrows. I still want mine to be immaculate. I'll sometimes wear something in particular I know someone I'm seeing likes but all the clothes i own I've bought because I like them anyway. "

Eyebrows are a very important thing to a women

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

Yep. Some of these comments I’m finding a bit passive aggressive to be honest.

Exactly this.

We had so much fun with so many like minded people who certainly made every effort with their appearance when they met us.

I don’t think I realised how grateful we should have been!

We always had the feeling that if we made the effort, then those we met might too, and they did - thankfully.

If we arrived at a meet and someone said “ You can take me as I am, I’m not changing or doing anything about how I am to please anyone else” , we would have been out of the door like a shot!"

Not catering your appearance to another's persons requirements is hardly the same thing as not making an effort though?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I don't give a shit if men don't care about eyebrows. I still want mine to be immaculate. I'll sometimes wear something in particular I know someone I'm seeing likes but all the clothes i own I've bought because I like them anyway. "

This!

I love my eyebrows looking well groomed, I don’t put as much product in as I used to because they’ve grown so much.

I love having them threaded, makes them stand out even more.

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"I don't give a shit if men don't care about eyebrows. I still want mine to be immaculate. I'll sometimes wear something in particular I know someone I'm seeing likes but all the clothes i own I've bought because I like them anyway.

Eyebrows are a very important thing to a women"

They are . I may not be a born and bred scouser but ive adopted their pride in their eyebrows

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By *ear and pudCouple  over a year ago

Peterborough

Dress for the occasion or to surprise the hubby

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"I don't give a shit if men don't care about eyebrows. I still want mine to be immaculate. I'll sometimes wear something in particular I know someone I'm seeing likes but all the clothes i own I've bought because I like them anyway.

This!

I love my eyebrows looking well groomed, I don’t put as much product in as I used to because they’ve grown so much.

I love having them threaded, makes them stand out even more. "

My Anastasia Beverley hills brow pomade is like a life staple to me now. I'd rather skip mascara.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Zero. Like me or lump me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread. "

Making an effort is different than changing for others. No one is saying they show up dirty or not in their best clothes.

But a man asked me to wear lingerie and heels and serve drinks and I told him to take a hike I might choose to wear lingerie, but it’s up to me. It doesn’t mean I look bad when I meet someone but I’m not going to be anyone but me even if they would like to see me in something specific. - Mrs

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Can’t believe how many people have taken the idea of being yourself without changing for others to mean you don’t make an effort to look good at a meet . Of course we make an effort but I am not going to show up In a slinky body con dress and heels and Mr isn’t going to show up in dress shoes and a tie. We are ourselves and if that’s not good enough then they aren’t right for us. We don’t smell or come straight off work.

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By *a LunaWoman  over a year ago

South Wales


"Can’t believe how many people have taken the idea of being yourself without changing for others to mean you don’t make an effort to look good at a meet . Of course we make an effort but I am not going to show up In a slinky body con dress and heels and Mr isn’t going to show up in dress shoes and a tie. We are ourselves and if that’s not good enough then they aren’t right for us. We don’t smell or come straight off work. "

Exactly! I would have thought that was taken as is, obviously i shower, throw on some slap etc. But i’m not putting on a dress when I don’t normally wear a dress, just because some fella wants to slip me one.

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By *rontier PsychiatristMan  over a year ago

Coventry

Kind of what you see is what you get. It makes completely no sense to try and be someone I'm not. I like me, how I am. Someone who didn't like me for how I am is clearly not for me.

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By *hezuMan  over a year ago

East London

I used to be brown now Im black

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread. "

That’s because we make an effort for ourselves rather than for the benefit of others.

There’s a difference. I make an effort for myself because I like to look good, making an effort for others but not for yourself is a sign of insecurity to me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread.

It’s staggering to realise how many people seem not to care how others see them.

I’m glad that the people we met had a similar approach to ourselves.

I think there's a difference between dressing to the occasion and to impress, against changing appearance upon request.

I don't think anyone would turn up to a meet in sweat pants and stained t-shirt. There's a difference between doing things to feel your best, and doing things specifically to please others against your interests.

I may be wrong here but I think that's what people are saying"

Exactly this.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Would love to meet the Tomb Raider girl. Is she on here? She can meet me in her Tomb raider out fit. Ohhh yeah!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Can’t believe how many people have taken the idea of being yourself without changing for others to mean you don’t make an effort to look good at a meet . Of course we make an effort but I am not going to show up In a slinky body con dress and heels and Mr isn’t going to show up in dress shoes and a tie. We are ourselves and if that’s not good enough then they aren’t right for us. We don’t smell or come straight off work.

Exactly! I would have thought that was taken as is, obviously i shower, throw on some slap etc. But i’m not putting on a dress when I don’t normally wear a dress, just because some fella wants to slip me one."

Absolutely agree!

I’m surprised that anyone could be confused or misinterpret what people are saying.

I thought it was obvious?

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

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"I make an effort for other people I am a little surprised most people don't on this thread. "

I think you have misunderstood there. I don’t make an effort for other people, I make an effort because I like to be clean and presentable and comfortable and wear things that I feel flatter me or make me feel good. It really isn’t the same this as changing the way you look for others.

If I was meeting someone and they asked me wear a certain something or dress a particular way I would refuse. I wouldn’t meet them. It would make me very uncomfortable.

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester

Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met."

Ok.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met."

I think people are talking about changing your hair colour, dress sense, weight, boob size etc for someone else, not just getting dressed up for a meet.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

I dress to express myself and enjoy my life. Any prospective meet who provides a specification list is ignored and can enjoy themselves instead

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By *apiomanMan  over a year ago

Shipley

I will wear what I feel are sexier/ more stylish clothes for a meet. I also have been known to trim my pubes very dramatically, which I don’t find that sexy but if a woman found my big bush off putting it might go.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I tend to dress down on purpose. They either like me or they don't!

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By *icecouple561Couple  over a year ago
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East Sussex

I wear quite different clothes when I go to my parents to those I wear when I meet people from fab. In that respect I dress taking into account what other people think.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I tend to dress down on purpose. They either like me or they don't! "

I think that's a good idea on a first social. Can see how they behave in a non sexual environment.

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met."

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else.

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By *ikeC81Man  over a year ago

harrow

So if I am at work mon-thus it’s trousers shirt and jumper, friday is dress down so I wear jeans football top and a jacket

If I am at football then is more or less the same as dress down fridays.

If I am going out, normally jeans, polo shirt (long short sleeved) and a suit jacket with shoes

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

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"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met."

If it makes her happy to do so then there’s no problem surely? We are all different and that’s a good thing

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By *adMerWoman  over a year ago

Sandwich


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The main elements about myself I don't change at all. I like my hair with a No 2 on top, 1 on the sides and the hairline shaped.

I wear clothes I feel comfortable in, though they do alter for different occasions understandably!

I keep my body smooth as often as possible because I like the way it feels. Long stubble to short neat beard is what I prefer on my jaw. The only exception I'd make to this previously was if a meet loved a smooth chin, which I didn't consider a sacrifice as it would be back to the stubble stage in a few days anyway?

This does refer only to myself, P is more than capable of speaking for herself! Though we're both also exhibitionists to an extent so tend to present ourselves in outlandish ways in less formal situations? But then again, this is our choice to do so.

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By *manaWoman  over a year ago

Basingstoke

I dont change for anyone... if they dont take me as I am in any setting then that's up to them

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else."

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else."

I totally agree with you.

What I’m saying is in response to those people who say “I’m not dressing up for anyone”, and “They can take me as I am”, etc.... which strikes me as very odd when you’re meeting someone else for potential sexual fun at some point.

Perhaps I have upset a few people by suggesting that those who say they don’t change their appearance are showing a certain amount of disrespect to a meet by not making an effort. But we’ve been to clubs, parties and all sorts over the years and rarely seen anyone that doesn’t make the effort. And the same applies to pretty much everyone we met over the years. And that is my interpretation of changing appearance. I think that is where I’ve become confused.

However, I certainly take the point that you make about growing a bush or wearing big beige knickers. That just wouldn’t happen

Are there really people who would go for a meet without making more effort than normal to look their best?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else.

I totally agree with you.

What I’m saying is in response to those people who say “I’m not dressing up for anyone”, and “They can take me as I am”, etc.... which strikes me as very odd when you’re meeting someone else for potential sexual fun at some point.

Perhaps I have upset a few people by suggesting that those who say they don’t change their appearance are showing a certain amount of disrespect to a meet by not making an effort. But we’ve been to clubs, parties and all sorts over the years and rarely seen anyone that doesn’t make the effort. And the same applies to pretty much everyone we met over the years. And that is my interpretation of changing appearance. I think that is where I’ve become confused.

However, I certainly take the point that you make about growing a bush or wearing big beige knickers. That just wouldn’t happen

Are there really people who would go for a meet without making more effort than normal to look their best? "

I don’t think you’re getting what people mean.

When they say “take me as I am” I assume it doesn’t mean they make no effort, it means they make effort but the effort is for themselves.

They wear what *they* like and not what other people like. That’s not making no effort.

I make an effort anywhere I go, but it’s not for anyone else but myself, if I want to wear a red dress it’s because I like it, not because someone else has asked me to.

There’s a difference between making an effort for the benefit of others (which I find sad if you’re not doing it for yourself), and making an effort for yourself, because you like looking good.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I shaved my beard before and looked about 12 years old for my ex - never again!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants. "

Exactly. That’s what I meant. It’s the way people say it. I’m the same I’d avoid. Just my personal opinion. I wouldn’t change myself for anyone either but I know he likes short skirts stockings heels etc so I would wear that. Why wouldn’t you want to please someone? If he said get a skin tight PVC number then no I wouldn’t because I don’t like them. I just see attitude in some comments sometimes and it’s just not for me.

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By *ollycouple71Couple  over a year ago

manchester


"None here. Anything I do is for me."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

Exactly. That’s what I meant. It’s the way people say it. I’m the same I’d avoid. Just my personal opinion. I wouldn’t change myself for anyone either but I know he likes short skirts stockings heels etc so I would wear that. Why wouldn’t you want to please someone? If he said get a skin tight PVC number then no I wouldn’t because I don’t like them. I just see attitude in some comments sometimes and it’s just not for me. "

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By *loswingersCouple  over a year ago

Gloucester


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

Exactly. That’s what I meant. It’s the way people say it. I’m the same I’d avoid. Just my personal opinion. I wouldn’t change myself for anyone either but I know he likes short skirts stockings heels etc so I would wear that. Why wouldn’t you want to please someone? If he said get a skin tight PVC number then no I wouldn’t because I don’t like them. I just see attitude in some comments sometimes and it’s just not for me. "

Exactly how I see it too .

Well said ladies

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met."

But that is her being herself. Being a pleaser and loving to put on things to allure is fine if that is who she is. If someone asked her to show up in a goth style dress and boots she’d also be uncomfortable as that’s not her way.

We are talking about being yourself, not slating people who don’t dress the same way. She’s not changing for people. If they told her to dye her hair red for the meet and she disliked red hair or didn’t want to, I’m sure she wouldn’t do it. It’s about doing something you’re uncomfortable with to please a meet. Some love to be told what to wear and that’s ok too.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

Exactly. That’s what I meant. It’s the way people say it. I’m the same I’d avoid. Just my personal opinion. I wouldn’t change myself for anyone either but I know he likes short skirts stockings heels etc so I would wear that. Why wouldn’t you want to please someone? If he said get a skin tight PVC number then no I wouldn’t because I don’t like them. I just see attitude in some comments sometimes and it’s just not for me. "

I wouldn’t spend time with anyone who’d expect me to dress as anything I’m not. That’s what my answers mean. People ask or demand specific things out of my comfort zone, or ask Mr to shave his face or whatever. Some requests are indicative of the other person pushing their wishes on. It doesn’t mean people don’t take time to dress in a way that appeals to a meet within their comfort zone.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Are there really people who would go for a meet without making more effort than normal to look their best? "

Lol no I don’t think there are but this post is just bonkers. Of course I wear my fishnets if someone says they like them...but I don’t wear hold ups so I wouldn’t. I don’t change my style or go out of my comfort zone or change myself drastically to please another human. That’s what the question meant to me; not do you show up selfishly dirty to a meet in your pyjamas and tough shit

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

None, if you cant take me as I am then so be it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not at all, I wear what I’m comfy in, what they see is what they get "

This

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"None, if you cant take me as I am then so be it."

Oh don’t say that! You’ll be described as angry or not making an effort!

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By *hoenixAdAstraWoman  over a year ago

Hiding in the shadows

Nothing

Been there, done that. Never again.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’m always aware of where I’m going and dress more for the weather.

Bloody Scotland

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants. "

Avoid and move on. It's a two way thing and unfortunately many have climbed up their ass so far that theirs no seeing the light about it anymore and it's just one way traffic for them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"None, if you cant take me as I am then so be it.

Oh don’t say that! You’ll be described as angry or not making an effort! "

As per normal, I have no fucks to give

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"None, if you cant take me as I am then so be it.

Oh don’t say that! You’ll be described as angry or not making an effort!

As per normal, I have no fucks to give "

what and no fucks either? You must be selfish

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"None, if you cant take me as I am then so be it.

Oh don’t say that! You’ll be described as angry or not making an effort!

As per normal, I have no fucks to give what and no fucks either? You must be selfish "

Not those kind of fucks, I always have plenty of them to go around

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"None, if you cant take me as I am then so be it.

Oh don’t say that! You’ll be described as angry or not making an effort!

As per normal, I have no fucks to give "

Best way to be!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

Avoid and move on. It's a two way thing and unfortunately many have climbed up their ass so far that theirs no seeing the light about it anymore and it's just one way traffic for them."

Indeed. Happily they post in crayon so they're easy to spot.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Every man who shaves his balls is doing it for someone else. There is no way they would put up with the itching otherwise.

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else.

I totally agree with you.

What I’m saying is in response to those people who say “I’m not dressing up for anyone”, and “They can take me as I am”, etc.... which strikes me as very odd when you’re meeting someone else for potential sexual fun at some point.

Perhaps I have upset a few people by suggesting that those who say they don’t change their appearance are showing a certain amount of disrespect to a meet by not making an effort. But we’ve been to clubs, parties and all sorts over the years and rarely seen anyone that doesn’t make the effort. And the same applies to pretty much everyone we met over the years. And that is my interpretation of changing appearance. I think that is where I’ve become confused.

However, I certainly take the point that you make about growing a bush or wearing big beige knickers. That just wouldn’t happen

Are there really people who would go for a meet without making more effort than normal to look their best? "

I honestly think we're saying the same thing from different positions. The way I have read those comments I haven't taken it to mean that they don't make an effort, just that they don't allow others to dictate their appearance . They don't dress up FOR someone rather than that they don't dress up. "They can take me as I am" I see as they will dress how they feel good. As you say, when you go to clubs and parties, virtually everyone makes an effort and anyone who wouldn't would be in the vast minority. It's more that everyone's version of making an effort and dressing up looks different and to me, people are just saying they wouldn't change what their vision of dressing up looked like just to please someone else if it meant dressing or looking a way that wasn't them.

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By *acey_RedWoman  over a year ago

Liverpool


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

Avoid and move on. It's a two way thing and unfortunately many have climbed up their ass so far that theirs no seeing the light about it anymore and it's just one way traffic for them.

Indeed. Happily they post in crayon so they're easy to spot."

Luckily I've graduated to felt tips.

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By *hilloutMan  over a year ago

All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows) "

Absolutely zippo

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else.

I totally agree with you.

What I’m saying is in response to those people who say “I’m not dressing up for anyone”, and “They can take me as I am”, etc.... which strikes me as very odd when you’re meeting someone else for potential sexual fun at some point.

Perhaps I have upset a few people by suggesting that those who say they don’t change their appearance are showing a certain amount of disrespect to a meet by not making an effort. But we’ve been to clubs, parties and all sorts over the years and rarely seen anyone that doesn’t make the effort. And the same applies to pretty much everyone we met over the years. And that is my interpretation of changing appearance. I think that is where I’ve become confused.

However, I certainly take the point that you make about growing a bush or wearing big beige knickers. That just wouldn’t happen

Are there really people who would go for a meet without making more effort than normal to look their best?

I honestly think we're saying the same thing from different positions. The way I have read those comments I haven't taken it to mean that they don't make an effort, just that they don't allow others to dictate their appearance . They don't dress up FOR someone rather than that they don't dress up. "They can take me as I am" I see as they will dress how they feel good. As you say, when you go to clubs and parties, virtually everyone makes an effort and anyone who wouldn't would be in the vast minority. It's more that everyone's version of making an effort and dressing up looks different and to me, people are just saying they wouldn't change what their vision of dressing up looked like just to please someone else if it meant dressing or looking a way that wasn't them."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Just to clarify.

We met people (a huge amount of people) to enjoy sexual adventures that ticked both our and their boxes.

We didn’t do regular meets, and neither of us were looking for for anything deep, but boy we had a ball.

And there wasn’t a time when we didn’t look to dress to impress. Especially my wife who as I said before would always wear sexy, alluring and often risqué clothing for each and every meet. She wouldn’t dream of anything less, and certainly wasn’t doing this because she had nothing better to do for the hours that it took her to get ready. She did it because she felt way more confident when she was dressed up, and because she knew that I and the people we met appreciated the effort she went to for us.

That, in my opinion, is what makes her so special. She never came on the forums, and I doubt she ever will because she says she has nothing in common with most of the people on here. And once again, another example of this is shown in this thread.

According to some of you it seems that anyone who IS willing to change their appearance to suit a meet, or someone else, is insecure or wrong to do so. I say that’s complete crap because she for one is a pleaser, and gets her satisfaction and pleasure from the enjoyment she gives others. And yes, that includes changing her appearance for the delectation of me and the people we met.

That isn't that unusual. Most women I know who do this spend hours getting ready for meets or club nights, I know I certainly do.

As you say, she did it because it made her feel more confident, I.e. it is for herself. That is all people on here are saying too.

Of course people look different for meets than other situations. I doubt anybody thinks I go to work or my mum's for dinner wearing some of the outfits on my profile. However what people are saying is that they have a certain way they enjoy and feel good looking and they wouldn't alter that to suit someone else. Your wife appears to enjoy dressing up, what if a meet had asked her to for example, wear jeans and a t-shirt or no make up? Or if they were turned on by massive, beige knickers that she didn't feel sexy in? You have also mentioned being clean shaven, what if a meet had asked her to grow a bush? Obviously the line is different for everyone but I'm sure most people have aspects of their appearance they would be unwilling to change just to please someone else.

I totally agree with you.

What I’m saying is in response to those people who say “I’m not dressing up for anyone”, and “They can take me as I am”, etc.... which strikes me as very odd when you’re meeting someone else for potential sexual fun at some point.

Perhaps I have upset a few people by suggesting that those who say they don’t change their appearance are showing a certain amount of disrespect to a meet by not making an effort. But we’ve been to clubs, parties and all sorts over the years and rarely seen anyone that doesn’t make the effort. And the same applies to pretty much everyone we met over the years. And that is my interpretation of changing appearance. I think that is where I’ve become confused.

However, I certainly take the point that you make about growing a bush or wearing big beige knickers. That just wouldn’t happen

Are there really people who would go for a meet without making more effort than normal to look their best?

I honestly think we're saying the same thing from different positions. The way I have read those comments I haven't taken it to mean that they don't make an effort, just that they don't allow others to dictate their appearance . They don't dress up FOR someone rather than that they don't dress up. "They can take me as I am" I see as they will dress how they feel good. As you say, when you go to clubs and parties, virtually everyone makes an effort and anyone who wouldn't would be in the vast minority. It's more that everyone's version of making an effort and dressing up looks different and to me, people are just saying they wouldn't change what their vision of dressing up looked like just to please someone else if it meant dressing or looking a way that wasn't them.

"

As above, my take me as I am comment doesn't mean I don't make an effort. I always do and am very well turned out.

I will not be dictated to on how I dress though, or my appearance, I.e. my beard. I'm saving that off for no one.

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By *innie The MinxWoman  over a year ago

Under the Duvet

I wear what I like,not what other people think I should wear, and have done since I was a little kid.

In my 20s I worked somewhere which had a lot of dressy social nights out and I briefly tried to fit in by wearing similar clothes.

I generally felt uncomfortable and self conscious so soon went back to wearing clothes I enjoy.

Now I don't give a flying ferret what others think of my sartorial choices. Life is too short.

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By *xperimentalistMan  over a year ago

East Yorkshire

My style is individual most of the time, but I will change certain things for occasions or people (shoes as an example).

I do notice eyebrows

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I always assume the "I don't do requests, take me as I am" angry types would have the same thoughts about shagging.

-No give and take. Only do what they like and don't care what the other person wants.

Avoid and move on. It's a two way thing and unfortunately many have climbed up their ass so far that theirs no seeing the light about it anymore and it's just one way traffic for them.

Indeed. Happily they post in crayon so they're easy to spot.

Luckily I've graduated to felt tips."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I wouldn’t change my appearance for anyone. Never have, never will. As long as I’m happy with myself that’s all that matters.

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By *he Secret Tea PartyCouple  over a year ago

London

I do it for myself

KM

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I wouldn’t change my appearance for anyone. Never have, never will. As long as I’m happy with myself that’s all that matters. "

And so you shouldn’t, your stunning! Stay beautiful x

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman  over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"How much of your appearance do you change, if any, for other people? (inspired by a comment that women don't realise that men don't care about eyebrows)

Absolutely zippo "

Men

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