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I am sure it will=) Just do not wash your hair every night. I use organic shampoo that is actually childrens shampoo, and on nights I do not wash it, I put in just a little bit of "dry shampoo" that you spray in your hair near the roots to make it non greasy looking (since my hair gets oily in about 12.45333 hours...).

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His face an hair actually look pretty feminine. Not trying to judge a book by its cover, and I could be wrong, but that pretty boy look is usually indicative of a whiny princess bitch personality. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2
He has facial hair.......and well....u have long hair....u can ALWAYS contribute your hair on here:)
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Yup. Glasses are for sissies. Contacts' date=' too. So are camo shorts, camo pants, band shirts, plain shirts, work pants, jeans, boots, sneakers, short hair, long hair, and beards. Good thing you're clean-shaven. :D[/quote'] So I guess the height of masculinity is to be bald and wearing underpants with dress shoes.
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So I guess the height of masculinity is to be bald and wearing underpants with dress shoes.
Aw yes, now that's a real man.
His face an hair actually look pretty feminine. Not trying to judge a book by its cover' date=' and I could be wrong, but that pretty boy look is usually indicative of a whiny princess bitch personality.[/quote'] Men who err more on the feminine side (or at least aren't particularly "masculine") are more attractive, to me. Personally, I haven't come across many who could be considered "whiny princess bitches".
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Aw yes, now that's a real man. Men who err more on the feminine side (or at least aren't particularly "masculine") are more attractive, to me. Personally, I haven't come across many who could be considered "whiny princess bitches".
I have known a few, especially in our metal scene. One such example involved a local band fronted by one such pretty boy that could never be bothered to wear a shirt, and didn't like his name so he had everyone call him Adrian Waters. His band was playing a show with my friend's band, and was friends with my neighbor, and we went to support my friend. I asked him what his band sounded like before they played, and he said, "imagine the perfect combination of the best parts of Iron Maiden and Metallica combined, and my vocals are fucking perfect". Yes, I'm dead serious. Not only did we have a few laughs at pretty boy's arrogance, but when they took the stage and sounded like Dragonforce with shitty emo vocals, we heckled the shit out of them. He then showcased the most amazing whiny princess bitch tantrum, and stormed off of the stage when their set was complete, bitching about how stupid we were for not being able to "understand their genius". He continued the same pattern when hanging out with my neighbor, which made seeing him when I came and went extremely irritating. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2
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I have known a few, especially in our metal scene. One such example involved a local band fronted by one such pretty boy that could never be bothered to wear a shirt, and didn't like his name so he had everyone call him Adrian Waters. His band was playing a show with my friend's band, and was friends with my neighbor, and we went to support my friend. I asked him what his band sounded like before they played, and he said, "imagine the perfect combination of the best parts of Iron Maiden and Metallica combined, and my vocals are fucking perfect". Yes, I'm dead serious. Not only did we have a few laughs at pretty boy's arrogance, but when they took the stage and sounded like Dragonforce with shitty emo vocals, we heckled the shit out of them. He then showcased the most amazing whiny princess bitch tantrum, and stormed off of the stage when their set was complete, bitching about how stupid we were for not being able to "understand their genius". He continued the same pattern when hanging out with my neighbor, which made seeing him when I came and went extremely irritating. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2
HAHA..what a brat=P But I would usually refer "pretty boy" to someone who cares a lot about their clothing face hair etc. I wouldn't say the guy I posted does all that much he just has nice hair which hardly qualifies for pretty boy. heh. And his "feminine" features he cannot help......unless of course he has had work done.:-D
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