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This was like 10 years ago, mind you
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Malaika C
wrote on November 16th, 2009
Actually you would be surprised at how many men out there are looking at all the small things women do to look and feel good. A friend of mine dated a guy who made a comment about her not getting a weekly manicure or wearing heels on their dates. “Uh, excuse me fashion police!” was all I could think. If that’s a requirement then you can fund those weekly trips to the nails salon.
At the end of the day, women want to be appreciated for the efforts they sometimes take to look good for their significant other. Looking our best is a compliment and a sign of respect to our men. However, our desire to look, feel and be at our best should not be motivated entirely by and for the attention of men. A new outfit, hairstyle or manicure are the perfect pick-me-ups for even the most confident woman.
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da ThRONe
wrote on November 16th, 2009