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Okay so my father and I are not the closest because he makes me very uncomfortable ever since I was young. Recently I moved back to my hometown and have been visiting my parents often, this brought up a lot of memories of instances where my father made me extremely uncomfortable.

Now I recently got a new haircut and came over to my parents’ for a visit. My dad pointed out my new hair and said “wow nice hair, that makes you look sexy”. His comment made my skin crawl… I know he meant it as a compliment but it didn’t sit right with me. I personally don’t think it was appropriate as he could’ve just said I look pretty/beautiful instead - am I just overreacting?

I’ve seen a lot of online dating advice that advises woman to be sultry by speaking more slowly and walking more slowly.

Some women though are naturally fun and playful though and this contradicts with the slow and sexy a lifestyle a sultry woman would embody.

Things being my question, would you prefer a fun/playful (maybe even lively or energetic) woman or a slow and sexy, sultry woman?

No high quality man ( definitely exclude alcoholic smokers who have casual sex) marries any legal teenager (and no woman was any age forever) Most Indians definitely want a working woman and only consider you for marriage if you have at least graduated from college. This means you’re at least 24 when you can think of getting married or even older if you have their preferred career. That leaves you with 5 years before they start yelling that you are “old” and should marry anyone! Most Indian boys can’t hold a conversation , don’t have a soothing or sexy accent, don’t look decent enough to be dream guys or satisfy your needs and think they’re superior even when they can never be your dream. It’s been tried and tested. So if you’re an above average woman in India, you’re probably not going anywhere. You also can’t try and dream of someone from a different country because some people have a confirmation bias. They exclude anyone who isn’t their preferred race.