I would rather be left alone unless I'm in a certain area like a museum or the library. Please don't state, "by gaining more weight" other than that let me know.
Well you can't have it both ways either you do or you don't
I mean I understand you should be able to wear what you want with out getting hit on
So I hear that.. but guys don't think that far ahead. They see some one like. And then see what your wearing and there brain and penis, gets to much energy then they both start melting Energy short. And all of a sudden. You will here someone say. dirtturdurr. Someone answer the phone as you see smoke coming from there ears. And pants.
So you can either dress like in your pictures because you want to her you look good. Or you can dress down. And only a few guys will see the real you and say you look nice or you can exercise the middle finger and learn how to say go f*** yourself and keep walking and it's all up to you
Doesn't seem like you want to attract less men. Rather it seems like you're hoping guys will tell you you're good-looking. Otherwise I see no point in you posting those pics or even those types of pics.
The high boots in the middle one and the brown shirt hugging the tits signal hoe.. If you signal to men you are easy they will take a shot at you, that's how men are since they are always thinking with their dicks..
I said don't count the middle one because I added flare leggings and switched to lower shoes at the time, but I did wear the high heels before. What's wrong with them? Also, for most of the day in the brown dress, I had my jacket on. It started raining In the background is an umbrella I took my jacket off while eating in the park
Less attention and don't say gain more weight... got it.
Dye your hair a wacky color, get glasses that look like a 1970's librarian with serious feminazi vibes, get a septum ring, maybe also cut your hair to look like you did it yourself with childrens paper scissors, and get a whole bunch of tattoos.
To go the extra mile... at least imitate looking like you haven't showered in months or any other kind of maintenance... grow armpit hair (dye them also), stop brushing your teeth, let your mustache grow, grow leg hair, don't brush your hair... smell like you have a substance abuse problem and wear dirty clothes. Act ratchett and ghetto... pretend you're a man all the time. Constantly talk about being a strong and independent whamen that don't need no man and then talk about how your babies daddies better pay they child support.
I cut my hair because I wanted to go natural-Didn't work I dyed my hair several times, even used the dye that makes a mess when it rubs up against something. No one said anything, and I still got approached. I'm scared of needles. I don't have body hair problems, I haven't shaved my arms or legs in years. Guys aren't phased by the underarm hair. I tried to wear old clothes and instead they call me mama. Ummm the only thing I can do is talk about feminism, but that's only if they give me a chance to talk, but I want to avoid them from afar.
Which is it? I keep seeing all of these Tik Toks saying men don't approach anymore. Women in New York are stealing lunches at diner pick ups so they can call the guy and say they "accidentally" got his order to fake (stalk) a meeting.
You say you get approached "TOO" much? No offense but you are kind of average and not very fit.
You should be able to wear what you want without getting hit on but guys don't know that you don't want to be unless they find out or you change something if it isn't being repeated say your not into it and move on least your being noticed I would love to get hit on by women it makes me feel good but it never happens to me
The light you radiate is what attracts. In this age, people are spiritually blind, but their subconscious is active. A woman who was a famous author and speaker was known for having a powerful inner light that drew a certain high-quality type of person. She had no problem finding a husband because of her inner light. You attract what you are. To avoid unwanted attention, focus on cultivating your inner light.
Wearing headphones/earbuds seems to work for a lot of women. Nothing says "don't approach me" or "I'm not receptive to talking with people" more than making it physically difficult to start a conversation.
I know that I avoid interacting with women when I see that they have headphones on 🤷♂️
Nah, they tap me on my arm, shoulder, or point to the ear bud When I went out Monday, a guy stood in front of me and waited until I looked up and started talking
I daresay most women would mostly like to attract men they find attractive. BUT - this is the bad news part - if some men find you attractive, pretty much all men will. We do have preference variations but it is a broad church.
When you are at museums/libraries you could dress more attractively and deliberately dress unattractively outside of those environments.
wear less makeup, show less skin and to be honest, not trying to be real mean or anything, i don't believe that you're getting all that much attention to begin with, so yeah maybe just chill out and don't think about it so much.
Wear a big button that says "Ask me about my triggers!" or "HI! My name is: Mary Beth, Sister/Wife #12" or my personal favorite, "Vlad the Impaler was Seriously Misunderstood!!"
Bruh I thought I found a solution by doing a resting b face, but then I remembered a couple of experiences in which, men told me to smile one-time a guy came over and asked if something was wrong with me while touching my back. And there was one coworker who made me chant I look good I feel good and when I refused, he made me stop working to give me the reason behind saying it. And when I still refused, he brought another guy over to back him up on his theory and then the 4th time, he told me to repeat after him the phrase one word at a time. Yes I talked to the manager and he moved him away, but I shouldn't go through all this because I did feel like smiling.
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