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A lot of the time I find a cute girl who's dressed like she's going to do her laundry (wearing sweats or something) more attractive that a girl in heels, dress etc. It's not even the outfit alone, it's just that they haven't gone to huge trouble to "doll themselves up". Is this normal?
I'd say it isn't normal or abnormal, if that makes sense, a lot of our society relies so much on the fake that when we like or are attracted to something real it's weird to us. I think it says a lot about your character.--in a good way
Normal. I like how their natural beauty shines when they're not trying to look attractive.
Some girls can do without it other ones without it would not attract anybody. Then there those who can catch a fish without a hook. The hook being:make up and fancy clothing. So when I see a dolled up a chick I think:now that's a big fancy hook! A hook a gimmick..a..whatever I'll shut up now.
Aww it's nice to know there are some guys out there that would appreciate my style. Thanks for this post! Not only do I find this normal but appreciated as well. :)
Completely normal, I prefer that too. I hate when someone wears a shit ton of make up and so forth just to impress me, because that wouldn't work at all.
Most guys like natural beauty. And a girl that's always dolled up can seem a little high matnience. I like to get dressed up for no reason sometimes, it makes me feel good about myself.
I have friends who take hours getting ready in the morning, it takes me about 15mins lol I think it's such a waste of time. Silly people...
:) I do and don't doll up, and appreciate a man who isn't in dire need of the fantasy. I'm not perfect and I like to be effortless.
I wish my boyfriend was down with that look. Being comfortable is nice. Fuck heels, they hurt your feet and makeup can age your skin.
Sometimes us guys get sick with the artificial attraction, and would rather something genuine.
They probably appear more approachable to guys and since they're not trying to conceal their flaws with clever make-up etc., what you see is what you get (potentially anyway)