Is It Wrong to Play With a Woman’s Emotions? (Butterface)
The other day on Twitter I asked, “If a not-so-attractive girl dresses sharp as hell, does she get a pass?” Usually I expect the two or three normal responses with one being a joke, but literally 40 seconds after I posted the question, my phone buzzed louder than my ex’s vibrator as the responses came flooding in.
With a wide array of different responses, I found myself even more confused than I originally was. To understand the question thoroughly, I should explain my situation in more depth.
Every Monday, Wednesday, and the occasional Friday, I’m usually accompanied by a young lady named Brenda during my train ride to college. Although we rarely even speak to each other off the train, I know Brenda to be a very smart and down to earth woman who helps me wake up in the mornings when I’m half-dead and would rather skip class.
Here’s the thing, though, Brenda has always flirted with me, but being that I was in a relationship at the time I never showed any interest in return. She’s always just been a fun person to talk to on the train. However, after splitting from a two-year relationship (which she knows about) I find her being a little more assertive and starting to stare at me with that, “Why-haven’t-you-asked-me-out-yet?” face. Well, to be completely honest, Brenda isn’t exactly the most attractive person and even though I tend to find something beautiful in every woman, I can admit that if we did get down to business, we’d be doing it the way the dogs do it…every time!
However, one thing that stands out about Brenda is the way she dresses and how her body looks in it. I’m not a fashion connoisseur it the least bit—give me a shirt with a collar that fits well, and I’m straight—but when it comes to my train buddy, even I have to give props where it’s due. Although most women reading this probably think she wears the skimpiest outfits possible, that’s not the case at all. Brenda’s outfits are pretty much the perfect blend of sexy and classy, and they’re complemented with a confident walk I can only imagine is inspired by Chaka Khan’s “I’m Every Woman” playing in her head.
So, she’s smart, keeps in great shape, and dresses sharp—what’s the problem? Well, let’s say I do go out with her and I do truly start to like her as a person. How do I get past the extended jawbone? I know relationships shouldn’t be based on appearances, but there has to be some physical attraction (above the neck) there, right?
Still, I respect the fact that instead of blaming things on what she unable to control, Brenda is taking it upon herself to make up for her facial flaws by mastering the things she can control. But my question is, does that mean she gets a pass? When I asked my co-worker, he said, “Oh, so you’re gonna f*ck her fashion sense? Oh, okay,” which was hilarious to me but also brings up a valid point.
I guess the real question may be, is it worth getting involved with someone if I’m not attracted to their face. I’m not the player type so I can’t “hit it and quit it,” “toot it and boot it,” or whatever other expression there is for one-nighters, and I’m not going to spend money on dates to see if I can “get over it.” But DAMN she can dress her ass off!
Little help?
Dear Train Guy,Don’t know, homie, sounds like you’re attracted to her regardless of what you think about her face (is it really that bad?) Sure, you spent most of the time speaking about how she fills out a dress but you also mentioned how she was smart and down to earth and how she helps you stay on track with getting to school, which generally are the makings of a quality woman. Problem is, you sound stuck on the superficial over the internal qualities.
At the end of the day the answer to your dilemma is simple: Either you be a mature individual and start to date women for who they are not what they look like or you simply leave her in the friend zone and keep it moving. The simple fact is you don’t have to sleep with this woman. No one’s putting a pucci gun to your head threatening to blow your brains out if you don’t give her the business. Just because she may or may not be throwing it your way doesn’t mean you have to smack it up, flip it and rub it down.
If you realize that you just aren’t attracted to her above the neck and it really is an issue for you then don’t even bother. She sounds like she is really in to you and if you go down that path with only the intents of getting to see what’s under that dress and that’s it, I’d advise you have more respect for the friendship than that. Besides, Brenda deserves better than a broken heart just because you’re curious.
Do you think some unattractive people can get a pass if they can dress well? Do women view men with the same critical eye as men? Ladies, would you be upset/hurt if you knew a guy slept with because of your body and thought your grill was busted? Would you be suspicious of a man that only wanted to do it like the dogs do and never face you in the bedroom? Is face-to-face sex more intimate? Do you think that this letter writer is playing with Brenda’s emotions? Should he just cut off all contact if she keeps coming on to him? Is Brenda playing herself pursuing a man that clearly isn’t interested? Would he be wrong with sleeping with her? What do you think this letter writer should do?
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