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Davey Crockett
04-05-2006, 03:43 AM
Ladies, this one is for you. Your mother always told you “Don’t give away the farm.” Yet men have been saying, “Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?” It’s a paradox; women think they need to put out, or they’ll lose their man. Men don’t want a woman who puts out; at least not long term they don’t. Are you the type of woman who men take home to bed; or the type who men take home to meet Mom?

One man described it this way, “When I’m talking to a woman, either on-line, on the phone, or in person, who do you think is the first person to bring up sex? Almost always it’s the woman. I don’t. I can tell almost instantly if the woman is classy or cheap. I want a woman who is confident, not insecure and thinks she needs to attract me by offering up free sex. What healthy, heterosexual man doesn’t want or enjoy sex with a woman? But I don’t want someone that everyone else has enjoyed. A classy woman is intriguing, mysterious and alluring. Her appearance and the way she carries herself can be very appealing. There’s a huge difference between sexy and sleazy; and unfortunately many woman don’t know the difference.”

Ladies wise up! If you don’t understand why you keep attracting the wrong men, it’s because your standards are too low. Set the bar higher. Do not engage in innuendos or blatant conversation that is sexual in nature. Just don’t do it. You may think you are flirting; but what you are doing is sending a signal to the man that you’re easy. You may hook him for a time. You may both be filled with infatuation, but it won’t last. Men will look at you as the good time gal; not as a keeper.

What are you wearing? Low rise jeans and tummy shirts are in. They’re not in if you don’t have the body to wear that style of clothing and they’re not in if you’re trying to convince the men that you’re a classy lady. That is not to say you need to haul out the turtle neck sweaters and long skirts which cover up your ankles.

You will not be able to change your belief system overnight; your views on what men want. But what you can change almost instantly is how you dress and how you talk. Decide today that you will not openly discuss sex or make comments of a sexual nature with men. There are ways you can let someone know you’re interested without sounding like a hootchie mamma. And lastly, take inventory of your wardrobe. Leave a little to the imagination, don’t show it all.

Men want a classy woman.

Penguin_Woman
03-22-2007, 08:33 PM
I would agree and disagree. I agree about the little half shirts and low rise jeans. I hate seeing women who really can't pull it off trying to wear them. Plus I agree it sends a bad signal to guys. But I tend to disagree about not talking sexual. With Tuxie I was not the first to bring up sex, but I certainly didn't shy away from the conversation. If you completely avoid the subject...don't talk about it, don't do it, don't get too physical that could send a bad signal too. They might think your either a complete prude or you just don't like them. It's different if it's because of your religious beleifs or your a virgin and wish to be until your married or at least seriously involved. But I talked sexual with Tuxie from the start. We just celebrated 20 months together today. :D So I think it's a case-by-case basis. :D

EC
03-23-2007, 10:50 AM
Good point Davey, I partially agree and disagree. They say men think about sex more than women, I don't really think so, women these days do many things with "attraction" in mind. Making sure they appear sexy, classy, slightly inviting or totally out there.

I like women who look after themselves, they don't have to be classy, as long as they don't dress like prostitutes. Some women wear so much perfume it's so suffocating! They left the room for 5 minutes and I can still smell the perfume!

The way women dress and whether its appropriate or not depends on the occasion and environment as well. High cut skirt + Suffocating perfume + top that's says "Here are my boobs, look at 'em!" usually equate to us guys referring to them unkindly as office sluts. Don't mean to be rude but that's true.

Daisy duke
04-25-2007, 06:22 PM
i think you talk sense david in this thread...i have done the same .talked openly about sex to my male freind only to lose them ...it seemed a good idea at the time ...im not easy ...no way...but i have flirted online with men ...your right i will have to learn ...