"8 surprising turn-ons for men"

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Are these true?
I'm a guy and, for me, all 8 of these are true. 3%  3%  [ 2 ]
I'm a guy and, for me, most of these are true. 18%  18%  [ 14 ]
I'm a guy and, for me, half of these are true. 18%  18%  [ 14 ]
I'm a guy and, for me, a few of these are true. 22%  22%  [ 17 ]
I'm a guy and... ya, whatever... I have my own tastes. 21%  21%  [ 16 ]
I'm a girl, and already knew about most/all of these. 9%  9%  [ 7 ]
I'm a girl, and most/all of these are news to me. 9%  9%  [ 7 ]
Total votes : 77

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11 Oct 2007, 6:01 pm

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You're taking the "tall" thing literally. He means good posture and self-confidence. My partner recently made me stand up straight (as I have appalling posture) and he said I looked sexier. Might've been the black dress I was wearing though :P


There is something about a woman standing or sitting bolt-upright, that somehow makes them irresistible. "Wow, why is she bolt upright??" my brain keeps wanting to know. It's like she's got all this excess energy or something.


And here, I thought men liked it when we stood up straight with good posture and such because it made our boobs stick out :P


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11 Oct 2007, 6:18 pm

Immortal wrote:
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It's like she's got all this excess energy or something.


And here, I thought men liked it when we stood up straight with good posture and such because it made our boobs stick out :P


Maybe your boobs sticking out remind us how we can help you with that excess energy. :wink:



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11 Oct 2007, 8:56 pm

Hey Ragtime, don’t forget belly full/balls empty LOL!

These are NT turn ons because they are subtle.

Let’s try AS turn-ons!!

1. Stop talking

2. Leave me alone for an hour or day or week or month

3. Stop telling me what to do

4. Appreciate my interests/talents

5. Stop moving my things

6. Find something I lost

7. Feed me

8. Stop touching me

LOL, this is in good humor. Please add some for those of us who are NT trying to turn on our AS partner. Or at least, not annoy them…



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11 Oct 2007, 10:33 pm

Kilroy wrote:
all stupid :roll:

I pretty much agree.



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12 Oct 2007, 6:41 am

only #8 is unconsciously true



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12 Oct 2007, 7:13 am

Immortal wrote:
3.

Really? Seriously? I've never heard that *anywhere*, I wear them to hide bad hair. I take one to the gym with me to put on and hide my "workout hair" after. And it was funny, because I was incredibly confused when I was walking home from the gym in a baseball cap with a ponytail, and workout clothes, carrying a water bottle and a guy started flirting with me. Do some guys really find this look attractive?


Some hats, yes. Baseball hats, not particularly.

One thing I'd like to add to this list would be the pleated skirt and tall boots combo, a very underrated tactic.



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12 Oct 2007, 7:19 am

I LOVES the pleated skirts.

Then again, I just like
skirts.



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12 Oct 2007, 9:47 am

fivecents wrote:

LOL, this is in good humor. Please add some for those of us who are NT trying to turn on our AS partner. Or at least, not annoy them…


1. Be very intuitive. Read me, because I often can't verbalize what I need her to know.

That would be the biggest turn-on in the world for me: if she could just look at me, and know me. How to deal with me, and how best to help us get along with each other.

The reason that is my biggest turn-on is probably because I am misread CONSTANTLY, everywhere I go -- even by close friends and family, and also was by my now-ex-wife. Everyone is so TOTALLY off-base when guessing what I'm thinking or feeling, that it ranges from humorous to very painful. No doubt this is common for Aspies. So, a woman who understood me would have my full attention.


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12 Oct 2007, 9:49 am

I have my own tastes.

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12 Oct 2007, 9:58 am

Male here.

1, 4, and 6, sure.

Otherwise, the list baffles me.


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12 Oct 2007, 4:17 pm

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Hey Ragtime, don’t forget belly full/balls empty LOL!

These are NT turn ons because they are subtle.

Let’s try AS turn-ons!!

1. Stop talking

2. Leave me alone for an hour or day or week or month

3. Stop telling me what to do

4. Appreciate my interests/talents

5. Stop moving my things

6. Find something I lost

7. Feed me

8. Stop touching me

LOL, this is in good humor. Please add some for those of us who are NT trying to turn on our AS partner. Or at least, not annoy them…




I like this list better :? , I can actually relate to it, except maybe the touching part, applied to a very few areas and done very skillfully...TMI...

The actual list (the one with the baseball hat and stuff) just eludes my understanding, I think that is made by a very superficial NT? Sorry if my opinion seems rude. And plus, I am a woman with social retardation... :(

What do you mean by belly full/balls empty? I know it's a dumb question, but I expect an honest, intelligent answer, than you!

I don't really know how to paste sometimes, so this makes me very unattractive, I guess? :D


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12 Oct 2007, 4:58 pm

fivecents wrote:
Please add some for those of us who are NT trying to turn on our AS partner. Or at least, not annoy them…


Honest, true to their word.



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12 Oct 2007, 6:13 pm

Most of that list is not true if one is an NT.


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12 Oct 2007, 7:24 pm

cerasela wrote:
What do you mean by belly full/balls empty? I know it's a dumb question, but I expect an honest, intelligent answer, than you!


Supposedly, it's how some people think a woman can successfully keep a man from straying/cheating. I had set up a poll a while back, asking whether it was true. Most people who voted thought it was, including me.



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12 Oct 2007, 8:21 pm

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5. Stop moving my things


This is a very important one for me... while I am a 19 yr old college student who has never had the benefit of a real romantic experience, my mom keeps moving my stuff around, and I must say it's most annoying.

However, the even more annoying thing is when she tells me to get something out of the refrigerator. When I spend 5 mins scanning the refrigerator for the item in question, she gets up, moves the milk bottle and all of a sudden there it is.

I guess the point of this anecdote is that I'm not only peeved with people moving my stuff, I also get peeved when I'm forced into the role of perpetrator and I have to move other people's stuff... How do NT's stand that?



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12 Oct 2007, 9:06 pm

Thank you, Ragtime, for the clarification...lol...I didn't think it meant that because it must be a thing of the past, these days the motto is: "sexual perversions/balls empty"... for one night...and move on to the next "slut"...I feel like we women became just that for most men..sorry to be negative, I have still to meet a normal man and by that I don't mean an NT...lol...

ToadOfSteel, the same thing you describe with looking into the refrigerator happens when I ask my daughter to get something from there...I kind of get an idea that I am annoying her, but it's not normal to do everything for her. I have suffered enough because of my peculiarities, I am trying to make her stronger than I was/am. I had a very strong discussion with her recently about learning to act more NT, because I even get tired of the anger outbursts and the lack of communication and I am just like her, with Asperger. I actually got her attention. Last year, the counselor at her school was brand new and she didn't realize that my daughter is AS so the dumb b***h called the Child Protective Services and freaked my daughter out completely...I made a big stink with the School District...the counselor is still a dumb b***h, but at least now she knows she is... It is complicated for parents to try to intervene into their children behaviour...in my case it is specially hard, because I know I am a good person, no-BS, totally unfake, so I know my daughter is OK, but those types of things that I just mentioned, dumb counselors and stuff can really hurt us, so the more we fake we are NT, more people get off our backs. Blah, blah, blah...

Thank you!


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