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Personally, I've always worn 5 inch inseam shorts. I just always really liked how they looked on me, and always found them extremely comfortable, since I live in Florida.

I'd say my legs look pretty good too. They actually look exactly the same as the model in the picture of the 5 inch inseam shorts. Nothing to write home about, but they're in decent shape. They're neither super fat or super skinny. They're just right.

The pale color is subjectively attractive or not, but I like my pale legs, lol.

However... a lot of people have asked me if I was gay before because of the length of my shorts. Which I don't really mind, since I'm bisexual, but I still find it an ignorant question.

Ladies I've been with have given me mixed reviews... about half liked my short shorts, and about half said it was "too feminine."

And that's what brings me here... I'm curious what most ladies think.

Are they simple? As in, are they things which anyone can relatively easily achieve but choose not to or are they things which are more rigid like genetics? I am asking standards, not wants. Standards can be defined as wants you are not willing to negotiate much on, wants more as things you would prefer but can afford to not have. Standards should also mean that if a partner satisfies your basic standards they should be datable and considered datable.

Apparently the prespective is guys are more lose with their standards and would be will to date more or less anyone decent (even if they are not perticularly good looking or physically attractive), but girls are more selective. I am not sure I have much of an opinion so asking you guys...
Just to add to the question, what are the things you can't compromise on?

Inspired by my chat/conversation with @thatsamazing

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DtDT3QZ-6u0

So I'm home from school because it's both summer and the whole Corona thing. Anyways, my brother and I decided to take my father out for dinner for Father's Day. After dinner I went over the the general store that's attached to the restaurant and while I was looking for something, a girl that I rode the bus with in highschool walked up to me and while pointing at my hand asked me with decent amount of excitement, "Are you married?" My response was no, and I explained why (it's to remind me of a decision I made a while back) and then we made small talk about school and whatnot. But anyways, my brother gave me a hard time about it and now I'm curious, was there any sort of significance about her question? Or am I overreacting?