Polls: Girl's Behavior

Personally to me I love to wear boyshorts. I love them because most of the time They don't ride up you bum. Plus they are really comfortable and helps prevent chafing. They are really comfortable and you can just wear them around the house without wearing any pants.

I wear them mostly under mini dresses because I like the extra coverage. Helps with my nerves when I wear skirts too.

Plus. Wearing pads with them really help keep them in place and really feel comfortable when you wear them as they don't tend go slide around often.

What do you like to use?

I don't really find their bodies attractive.

I never personally have had any restrictions from my parents on any underwear that I wore, but I know some parents take this very seriously and do maintain restrictions on it. But to what age can you really control that? ... and should it be controlled?

For this discussion, thong underwear would include g-strings, t-strings, etc.

I included one picture with the thong panties showing because I know that is one of the arguments against them but I think that is very rare for that to ever happen. Is it a big deal if it does? Why do some parents consider them slutty?

Are push-up bras considered slutty as well?

What restrictions would you insist upon for your daughter and what restrictions did you have from your parents?

What are the arguments against wearing either one?

If you're a guy and your parents have restrictions on thong underwear for you, or you just want to comment on it, feel free to chime in.

Ok, you know what I am talking about, don't pretend to be clueless! ... lol

Do you have needs that 'must' be met? Do you live, or want to live, a lifestyle with little, to no boundaries?

Do you live that lifestyle now? ... or are you determined that you are going to be able to live it, either through a career, or by "connecting up" and getting into a relationship that will get you there?

How high is your maintenance level on a 1-10?

Don't lie. I want the truth... I mean the whole truth... the "REAL TRUTH"!

For me it happens even if I wear a belt, and now it happened at a new workplace where a certain guy saw it a couple of times. He is now telling people that I did this on purpose to tease him and seduce him. It's incredibly frustrating since it's not true, but everyone seems to have believed it and they are making jokes behind my back, giving me bad vibes. I've started wearing higher waisted trousers and longer sweatshirts, but I feel this is ridiculous and I should not feel self conscious to such degree since it was not deliberate. I wonder how many other men think it's for their benefit

... or maybe they thought you had stolen something out of their purse, or something like that?

I have had girls give me dagger eyes because they thought I was eyeing their guy, or he was eyeing me, and have even been confronted verbally by them, nose to nose, but it never 'went to the ground', so to speak... lol

Have you ever seen that happen where 2, or more, girls got into a disagreement where it escalated into a full fledged match of fisticuffs and hair pulling?

I have seen it more than once. Mostly at parties where alcohol is involved or at school.

Have you ever seen this?

This sounds weird lol. But on Snapchat whenever you quick add someone it says they quick added you. If you add them by contact they know you added them by contact. And if you search their username it says that you added them by that. If I search someone’s username I got from someone... will the dude think it’s weird or do y’all care? Like would he think I like him or just not care

Years ago, I was followed and robbed and it gave me a huge host of anxiety issues I'm still dealing with today.

Last Monday I was walking home from my language classes when I see this young guy and he keeps staring at me, and he was following me. I was scared and in high alert, and I tried to go into a coffeeshop but it was closed and I was nearing home, so I try to get to my apartment but he suddenly approached me quickly and I spun around and slammed my boot between his legs with all my strength.

He was curled up and crying when I realised he was in the same class as I was, and trying to return my wallet, and I immediately apologised and went up to get him ice but he was still holding himself and throwing up uncontrollably after a long time so I called an ambulance and gave him some of the money in my wallet.

I tried contacting him to check if he was ok because I am scared I neutered him, but he has not replied to me. Did I overreact or was my reaction justified?

Will he be okay, or is he seriously injured, too?

I finally ran out of the 32oz bottle of Shibari I have been using.

Before I buy more, I am curious what you girls like to use.

I used to think it was all a fallacy, until the last three cycles. Yesterday I cried while watching Netflix (it wasn’t even sad), then later I was texting my friend and we were talking about our looks, I said “my nose is huge” she argued with me and WHOLE tears started rolling down my face. It was so weird and not me at all !
I wanna know HOW it happens. I thought I was the type that could stab a man and be ok but maybe not 🤣😂

I think women have it easier. Too easier, that they get the "easy things" that they don't even want at times.

This is not a trick question.

I consider myself to be very intelligent. I have a BA in Business Administration and work for my dad as his administrative assistant and office manager.

But there are times when faced with a subject matter I am not familiar with, or maybe I am not focusing like I should be, that I just feel really stupid.

Even when answering a question on gag sometimes I completely misunderstand the question and give a really dumb answer to it, and then I am so embarrassed when it is pointed out to me that I misread the question and gave an incoherent answer.

Maybe I am being too brutally honest, when I shouldn't be, to admit such a thing.

But am I the only one that has ever had this feeling?

Just wondering if I am all alone, or if this ever happens to anyone else?

If you're afraid to admit it, that's ok, I understand... I guess I am just too curious not to ask.

I think he is handsome