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Edited by TheNobleWolf:
6/5/2016 1:54:22 AM
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What types of clothes does the Flood find most attractive on the opposite sex?
I'm curious as to what the Flood finds attractive on the opposite sex?
For example, I love it when girls wear dresses/skirts. Not the trash that you see people in clubs/prostitutes wearing, but an actual flowing (thigh to calf length) skirt/dress.
EDIT: Also, why is it that Europeans and East Asians seem to be really fashion minded and classy, and most Americans are so trashy/dumpy/sloppy/slobbish?
Anyway... Feel free to comment below on what you (both male and female) find attractive.
EDIT: Wow... 700 comments.
Thanks everyone for shearing your opinions:)
PS: Feel free to post pictures.
[spoiler]Please #KeepItClean... Thanks.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyNothing (insert Lenny face here)
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2 RepliesI just like nerdy looking women in normal clothes. Like jeans and a nerdy t-shirt.
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1 ReplyGod I love Parkas
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2 Replies[spoiler]Nothing (Insert Lenny here)[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesYoga pants
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1 ReplyGuy here... [spoiler]none[/spoiler] [spoiler]oh bby[/spoiler]
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2 RepliesShorts and a t-shirt. I like simple grills.
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1 ReplyTight pants, loose hair and a shirt that shows a bit of cleavage, not like a huge amount, but a normal amount. That's what I like on women
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1 ReplyNothing on em ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )
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1 ReplyA pretty woman in a sundress
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1 ReplyEdited by CliffyWeevil29: 4/14/2016 2:36:57 PMNothing ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° ). [spoiler]Reasonably short skirts with leggings are just too hot.[/spoiler]
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1 Reply[u][b]Warm/Hot Weather:[/b][/u] For tops, something that shows a little neck and shoulder. If the shoulders are covered, something that follows the contours of the body (not necessarily tight, but not a potato sack looking baggy T-shirt either... unless we're painting or doing some kind of manual labor, then the baggy look works well) For bottoms, pretty much anything light that swishes back and forth when you walk. Length doesn't matter. Sun dresses fit both criteria perfectly. [u][b]Cool/Cold Weather:[/b][/u] Scarves, sweater dresses or skirts with leggings, coat that either cinches at the waist or is straight (optimally of equal or slightly lower length of the skirt). I like to see girls all bundled up because A) It's cute and B) it piques curiosity. [u][b]Lounging around the house:[/b][/u] Anything that's mine.
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2 RepliesDuct tape and zip ties.
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2 RepliesMy seamen
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1 ReplyNo clothes are best clothes [spoiler]but i love women in a pretry dress[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyI have a strange weak spot for when girls wear those airy shirts with the shoulders exposed. I don't know what they're called, but I provided a pic to compensate for my ignorance. [spoiler]I swear I don't have a shoulder fetish.[/spoiler] But honestly, girls can wear almost anything. I don't really care that much about fashion. It kind of goes over my head. Apologies to all you girls out there that put a lot of effort into your look and all. >.>
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4 RepliesChain mail. Deus vult!
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9 RepliesLove rompers and pantsuits on chicks
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1 ReplyI hate this on men. Repulsively feminine when they pretend to be full hetero.
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3 RepliesNone ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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1 ReplyYou'd have to go back in time to find out, the flood is dead.
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1 ReplyOversized T shirt and panties.
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2 RepliesWell I do think that women do look the most beautiful when wearing a dress. But theyre ass is betyer examined if in a pair of jeans
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3 RepliesEdited by Wortle: 4/14/2016 5:24:01 AMLike a graphic tee/hoodie,jeans,and god I love it when girls wear converse/vans. I like what they call messy buns and free flowing hair as well. They don't even seem messy to me though Basically just casual and simple clothes that are comfortable. Jeans might as well be skinny jeans because that's all girls wear. [spoiler]wort[/spoiler]
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Snuggie motherf*cker
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3 RepliesJeans and a T-shirt really. Bonus points if it's band merchandise.
