Feminity is by definition a set of features of women. There are some which are natural, like:
- Big boobs
- Thin arms
- Acute voice
- Long eyelashes
Every woman with all of these natural feminine features is quite feminine to me.
In the other hand, there are some other features that some girls choose and make them more feminine, because guys hardly choose them. I'm listing them from most to least important for me:
- Long hair. Few guys have their hair shoulders length or longer but most girls do, so a girl whose hair is shoulders length or longer is more feminine for me and she's more feminine as longer her hair is.
- Shoes. I don't really like high heels and I find them unnecesary to be feminine, but the shoes that are feminine for me are ballerinas, sandals, knee high boots and heels of every height.
- Waxed arms and legs.
- Long nails.
- Feminine clothes. Like dresses, tops, skirts and earrings.
- Feminine perfume.
- Colored hair. There are some girls who look feminine to me just having this feature, for example:
The combination of colored long hair is really feminine:
- Make up.
- Painted nails.
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*Curvy figure - larger breasts, wide hips, etc.
*Has eyes you can get lost in.
*Healthy, longer hair
*Soft voice
*Acts like a lady... nice, charming, dresses modestly.
*Likes to have fun, but not too much... can be serious.
That's the kind of girl I want! :)
Are girls allowed to answer this one? lol
I feel like some of the guys are mixing up being "girly" and being feminine. Wearing skirts and dresses doesn't make you feminine. Being feminine is more about how you carry yourself, in my opinion. It takes some amount of class and maturity. I know plenty of girls who wear skirts/dresses on a regular basis, spend tons of time on hair and makeup, etc., but act trashy. That's not feminine to me. I guess I see being girly as more of an outside trait while femininity is something internal.
Being feminine is simply acting like a female!
Whether its her style
the way she speaks,
the way she walks
the way she acts and reacts
the way she laughs
the way she eats
etc etc etc
Its not about wearing dresses, believe me I know a lot of girls who wear dresses and have an extreme boyish behavior.
Make up, dresses and hair is a bonus!
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I have no idea. She can wear guy clothes but women just have that feminine energy that you can just sense. It's written in her face and on her body and it's in the way she moves. It's in how she talks and her expressions. I can't describe it but I can feel it. I can't put it better than say that women know best what is feminine - it's you being your girly, womanly self, it's when you're happy and fulfilled and it radiates out from you. When you're feeling at your best you're at your most feminine.
Uselessness, ineptitude, weakness (mental, emotional, esp. physical), and really, really poor clothing choice (clothes that do not cover or protect, shoes that injure your feet, ankles, legs, hips, and back), chemical face masks, corrosive body decoration, disgusting fingernails, childish behavior, and emotional retardation.
Basically, anything that forces the nearest masculine figure to take responsibility for you is femininity.
I don't really care for femininity.There are some features that make a woman feminine in a natural way, like:
- Big boobs.
- Sharp voice.
In the other hand, there are some other feature that make a woman feminine, based on social stereotypes:
- Having long hair and want men to keep their short.
- Keeping their arms and legs shaved and want men to keep their hairy.
- Wear dresses or shorts, make-up, nail polish.1.Long hair, at least shoulder length
2.Should not weigh over 130
3. Girly-playful voice.
4. No drama. No fighting other women or ranting about your ex-boyfriend
5. Sexy skirts
6. DOESN'T look or act sloppy. Sloppy is a turn-off. Clumsiness is a turnoff.
7. Be able to sit still. Stop fidgeting
8. Attention span. You should be able to sit through a long movie without complaining even if you don't like it. Its called being polite. You should also be interested in what the guy has to say, GENUINELY, instead of waiting for him to stop so you can go on and on about yourself
Feminine women understand the world doesn't revolve around them. They are not attention whoresWell there are a few things, but bare in mind, the abscence of these things don't make a girl masculine or not feminine...
-Dresses,Skirts
-Long/longer hair (like at least longer than the average guys hair)
-bright colors
-higher pitched voice
-shaves under arms, legs
-painted nails
-likes to be held
-veryh interested in emotions
-likes to talkThe way she behaves, carries herself, expresses herself, being delicate. It's difficult to pinpoint exactly.
What feminity isn't - even though that seems to be the common (mis-) understanding these days - is makeup, high heels and/or weakness.Being feminine is more a state of mind than a look.
many things. but basically it could just be not acting like a guy. from things like..not burping..to things like wearing more dresses and skirts than pants and shorts
Being feminine is on the inside, not the outside. You can take a boyish girl and put her in a fancy dress, it won't make her any more feminine...
Dressing nice, having nice hair, smelling good, doing cute things (making a present instead of buying it), calling just because, etc...
i'd say any girls that wear dresses or skirts. I know girls who NEVER wear those.. kinda tomboy I guess? also girls who are flirty because it reminds you they are girls haha
I love seeing the men responding, not really knowing how to describe femininity. This is where the problem lies.
Having a few too many eggs.
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What ever she likes. All depends on how she was raised. It all fine as long as you dont dress up like a guy.
ur hot already but curves, big red lips, long hair, big boobs and butt, and a sense of confidence with a spice of flirty;)
Oh no... you cannot ask a question like that! =P
acting like a girl and not like a dude...
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