Captain, it appears that a communications portal to the porniverse has opened.</Spock>
I’m asking if straight women are generally uglier. I live in Miami, the land of lezzies and bi girls.
I don’t watch porn “Spock”
I didn’t see the year sorry. I’m guessing since your older the women are “more heterosexual”? Really younger women my age are as I described. You’re right my experience isn’t everything though.
Thanks for the clarification. The cities I’ve spent most of my adult life in are NYC, Paris, FR, and PDX – maybe you need a change of climate unless you’re a LOW-active circuit.
This thread is laughable. I’m a straight female, who according to the author of this thread, is in the minority. I am with men NOT because I’m not ''atttactive enough to get a girl" but I am not interested in females in any way. I like REAL men. Not men who from the sounds of it spend way too much time consumimg porn and have a false sense of reality regarding womens sexuality. BTW: Most of the lesbians and bi-sexuals that I know of and see, are NOT even atttactive!
In my experience, no. I’ve seen the whole range of attractiveness in both the straight women I’ve known and the lesbian women I’ve known. If there’s any difference in proportion of attractiveness, I’d lean toward saying straight women might be prettier.
It may be that the age range and overall environment of the women you’re exposed to is such that they’re prone to thinking and talking this stuff more than most of the women I’ve known. I can’t help but believe, though, that when their personalities firm up a bit in a few years that statistically they’ll pretty much fit into the same patterns that have been observed for the many decades that this area has been studied.
No, they aren’t. You might think that based on a few experiences you’ve had (like seeing a couple of girls kiss each other to get guys to pay attention), but it’s absolutely not true.
No, the land of young, pretty women who kiss other young pretty women so that men will buy them drinks. Hardly unique to Miami of course, but admittedly prevalent there. As you get older, you’ll realize that “kiss my hot friend to attract the attention of the boys” isn’t actually the same thing as “bi or bi-curious”.
All 14 of your years on Earth? Impressive resume, freshman!
What’s FR and PDX?
I’m 24. I didn’t think this question would beso offensive, sorry.
Are you in Miami?
Not to support the OP in any way, but for some reason 90% of the women I’ve had sex with have been bi-sexual.
I suspect it has a lot more to do with me than anything applicable to the general public.
Not at this particular moment, but I’ve spent time there. Have you been many other places?
No and when we’re you there?
I’m guessing Fred13’s talking about the club scene and the dating habits of teens and twenty somethings. I get what he’s saying - the glamorous life among the AMW’s (actress/model/whatever) in Hollywood is similar to what Fred describes.
My experience has been that any of these women will date a man if the man is high status/good looking/charming enough. Even self identified lesbians will occasionally hook up with a guy if they think he’s hot.
But most men aren’t high status. And men, on average, are uglier than women. (Too lazy to find a cite right now.) My impression, though I never seen data to support it, is that the best looking men are often gay.
So straight girls in this millieu will compete with each other to date a few high status, good looking men. In the interim, they’re down for casual flings with other girls, because girls are prettier, smell nicer, and many girls who’ve been with both say sex with girls is better.
But this is a micro phenomenon of the decadent metropole. Most of these bi girls will settle down with a man once their wild days are over.
We’re too busy having pillow fights to answer your questions.
It’s not really offensive. It’s too ignorant and ill-informed to be offensive. Sort of like when your 5-year-old asks how babies are made.
I’m trying to think whether i’ve ever read a less convincing, more ridiculous “analysis” of a social and cultural issue.
Thinking.
Thinking.
Thinking.
Nope. You take the prize.