Comfy clothes are fine but it's always nice to have something in your back pocket for when you may need it. The first one is already pretty sexy. My reaction would be more along the lines of ripping that and anything else over your skin off and taking you bent over the kitchen table. But, that's me. If you want to blow his mind, when you're wearing that and haven't gotten a reaction- and assuming you want more of reaction than a compliment, excuse yourself, go to a rest room, and slip your panties off. Don't even tell him just let him catch a flash. If he doesn't react to that, call 911 but tell them not to hurry because he's already dead if that didn't get a very prompt and very positive message
Both, it depends on the time how its done and what she usually does. If she wears her hair down all the time, he will notice and be more interested when she wears it up, if she is dolled up all the time, when she isn't he will probably notice her more. That said it also depends, their is a difference between being comfortable and not caring. If she is just not caring how she looks that isn't attractive, but if she is having a comfortable day (maybe even wearing his sweatshirt (something cute about that, not sure why) that can be attractive in that it shows she is relaxed and comfortable around him. So it all depends.
Yes- most of us, at least- but not in the way you might be thinking. Relationships aren't just about sex, there's also a very strong interpersonal connection aspect. And while there's definitely appeal in a woman looking feminine and sexual, it's hard to overstate the importance of- or, for that matter, the value of- someone genuinely being relaxed and comfortable around you.
It's not an "every minute of every day" thing; don't throw your fancy clothes away. But there's a part of dolling yourself up that always seems a bit... artificial. People feel more genuine (they may or may not BE that way, but that's how it feels) when they're comfortable.
Personally, yes. When I was at school we had a couple of "formal" dances with guys in dinner suits and girls in dresses that looked like they were extras in Gone with the Wind, which was fun, but I have always preferred a girl who is comfortable in her own skin. Some meant dressed up, others that meant sweats. As long as she's confident in what she's wearing, she's sexy.
For me i like a girl who is more genuine. She doesn't think like she has to dress to impress or have to wear what others expect her to wear. I prefer an independent girl with her own sense of style and her individualism shows. One of the biggest reasons why I like and admire and have great respect for my friend @VIVANT.
The first one is a bit too "try hard" and the second one is a bit goofy with that huge hoodie, but yeah we just live in a generation and culture where comfy clothes are the norm.. So yeah we do basically..
It looks nice but clearly feminine. It's to be expected. You might get a better response to something bolder but then it also depends on their personality too...
I like both, and I've seen both... what I really like is that if you want to be comfortable, then be that. And if you want to dress up and impress, then go with it confidently.
I do. A girl doesn't have to dress to look attractive. Hoodie, sweat pants, shorts, t-shirt, etc. If I find her attractive, then I find her attractive. It makes no difference.
I love women in jogging pants. I love the lazy look... I think there are places to wear things to attract him and feeling comfortable. Me and my girlfriend... she wears jogging pants all day and I love it
I see the 1st 1 id be like damn. I scored. The 2nd makes me sleepy and need a snuggle which sounds super gay to say out loud but it's the 1st thing that comes to mind.
For me if the woman is comfy I'm cool.. if she is wearing something to turn me on and I know that she is then it turns me on knowing that she is doing that for me..
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