You can't tell me this is not a rude question asked by a woman last night (couple, clothes)

[WestPhillyDude75]

I sent this woman two pics of me, one was a headshot and the other one showed my shoulders and chest and she then sent a response asking


"Do you have any full length body Photos"



I can only imagine what a woman would be saying if a guy asked her that same question.

[Jason28]

Originally Posted by TVandSportsGuy

I sent this woman two pics of me, one was a headshot and the other one showed my shoulders and chest and she then sent a response asking


"Do you have any full length body Photos"



I can only imagine what a woman would be saying if a guy asked her that same question.

Since you clearly werent impressed you should have fought fire with fire. Been like "Sure thing, just let me get a couple shots of you from behind bending over please...oh its for research purposes".

[Twinkle Toes]

I don't think it's rude.

[Cherie Tebo]

Originally Posted by TVandSportsGuy

I sent this woman two pics of me, one was a headshot and the other one showed my shoulders and chest and she then sent a response asking


"Do you have any full length body Photos"



I can only imagine what a woman would be saying if a guy asked her that same question.

I can't see anything rude about wanting to see a full length body shot.
I could understand if she asked you to send her a copy of a photo of you without clothes on.

I've had plenty of men asking me if I had a full length photo of me and saw nothing wrong with doing so.I don't see any difference in looking in a full length mirror and taking a full length pic of yourself fully clothed.

[WestPhillyDude75]

Originally Posted by Twinkle Toes

I don't think it's rude.

In a email it's inappropiate, atleast wait until the phone conversation and don't bring it up right away but ask after you been talking for a while.

[Twinkle Toes]

Originally Posted by TVandSportsGuy

In a email it's inappropiate, atleast wait until the phone conversation and don't bring it up right away but ask after you been talking for a while.

I do not discount your feelings, if you think it's rude. To me, it is not rude, but to you it very well may be. That's okay.

[Asheville Native]

Originally Posted by TVandSportsGuy

I sent this woman two pics of me, one was a headshot and the other one showed my shoulders and chest and she then sent a response asking


"Do you have any full length body Photos"



I can only imagine what a woman would be saying if a guy asked her that same question.

make sure you ain't in a wheelchair

[DennyCrane]

Originally Posted by TVandSportsGuy

I sent this woman two pics of me, one was a headshot and the other one showed my shoulders and chest and she then sent a response asking


"Do you have any full length body Photos"



I can only imagine what a woman would be saying if a guy asked her that same question.

Once again, you look at things only from your perspective. Put yourself in her place. If someone had sent you two pics, but neither showed you what the person looks like from the chest down, wouldn't you wonder if the person was hiding something? I would.

[MonaLisaVito]

You should be upfront about your body right away, like the first time you sent pictures - you should have sent a full length picture of yourself. Maybe you were trying to hide something, aren't you proud of your full length self?

[WestPhillyDude75]

Originally Posted by DennyCrane

Once again, you look at things only from your perspective. Put yourself in her place. If someone had sent you two pics, but neither showed you what the person looks like from the chest down, wouldn't you wonder if the person was hiding something? I would.

A girl just sent me a picture tonight of her face only and she was pretty. The only time I needed to see more is when this stupid girl sent me a picture of her HEAD only laying on a table-lol You saw nothing below the neck but atleast with me you saw my shoulders and chest.