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I ask because of the stereotype of people skipping leg day often (which I also see often in my gym). It's hard and demanding, much more than upper body, and some men say it's not noticeable in a beach body with shorts (yet I disagree).

Legs are aesthetic as the upper body in my opinion, and of course it's healthier to have strong legs, carrying the muscular upper body. Lastly, I like the feeling of demanding of it, even the soreness days after.

For example, a dark skinned girl asks, "do you like dark-skinned girls?"

Or a Chinese girl asks, "do you like Chinese girls?"

When it comes to ethnicity/skin tone, I always say that I really don't care. If I find her physically attractive and she has an amazing personality, I wouldn't be able to say no. This is the complete truth, but I'm wondering if she'd rather hear, "yes, I love dark-skinned girls" or "Chinese girls"

Or if a tall girl asks, "do you like tall girls?"

For this one though I'd answer a bit differently. I'd still be being honest but I think height is an interesting one because the vast majority of guys prefer shorter, and women usually are a good amount shorter, so it really is just the normal thing. However some are clearly in different circumstances.

I'd be very genuine by saying something like "I usually prefer shorter girls but if she looks good and has an amazing personality, how can I say no?" Do you think she'd rather hear "yes I love tall girls"?

For those who are unaware, I just want to point out that these examples illustrate the differences between male and female perspective on dating. Men might have strong preferences but women are more likely to have strict requirements for measurable standards such as height.

Some other examples:

"do you like thick girls?"

"Do you like girls with small boobs?"

Shorts and sneakers are generally considered a more athletic and casual look as this is best suitable for places like going to golf clubs, hiking, or riding a boat. Shorts can also be paired with variety of tops for different looks and sneakers offer foot protection. This outfit combination would benefit you if you're in a warm environment as it gives you more freedom of movement as you can feel the air on your knees and legs while walking with safety from your sneakers.

Conversely, jeans and flip-flops are a laid-back and relaxed combination of outfit as this is a perfect choice for short walks like going to a supermarket, relaxed social gatherings, or in a casual work environment. Jeans may offer flexibility in terms of pairing with different tops as it can still be casual but may have a slightly more dressed-up element while flip-flops give your feet and toes freedom to breathe while your legs (and ankles) are covered up with your denim pants.

Both are honestly what people wear during the hot season but I personally prefer shorts and sneakers as a man. Though most women I know would prefer jeans and flip-flops.