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That's a good point. Girls who realize that their breasts are their biggest asset are more likely to accentuate them with push-up bras or surgery.
As for my midriff...while I don't show it off to get attention, I feel that, since it's my best body feature, I'd rather accentuate it than my breasts, butt or legs. Although most of the time I wear midriff shirts, I don't show very much of it.
And this is helpful in attracting guys attracted to washboard abs! It's so wonderfully simple.
None of the above....the eyes. Depending on how well that goes, I'll move down from there. A killer set of eyes, after all they are the window to the soul.
That's a good point. Girls who realize that their breasts are their biggest asset are more likely to accentuate them with push-up bras or surgery.
no surgery for me!! I love my natural girls they way they are! I'd only get surgery if I ever lost them to cancer. About the push-up bra, I prolly don't need them but I'm on the fence about them.
The mind and face are my favorite. If a women lacks logic, common sense, and the ability to understand then I don't want anything serious from her. Then comes the face. The face is the hardest part of the body to conceal. If a person is angry, the face shows it. If a person is a healthy happy person, the face will reveal a very positive unforgettable glow.
I am turned off by women who purposefully reveal parts of their body in order to get attention. It brings me back to a moment when I was at a bar called Roxy's in west palm beach. There was an attractive blonde with her **** hanging out at the bar, and my friend was caught starring into the abyss. She gave him a dirty look and said "do you want to take a picture". He didn't have anything witty to say unfortunately. However, I think back and laugh. So many women talk about how they want respect for who they are and complain about men using them just for their physical being. Meanwhile, they dress provocative, spends hundreds of dollars a year on makeup and accessories, and strut around expecting to get looked at.
The mind and face are my favorite. If a women lacks logic, common sense, and the ability to understand then I don't want anything serious from her. Then comes the face. The face is the hardest part of the body to conceal. If a person is angry, the face shows it. If a person is a healthy happy person, the face will reveal a very positive unforgettable glow.
I am turned off by women who purposefully reveal parts of their body in order to get attention. It brings me back to a moment when I was at a bar called Roxy's in west palm beach. There was an attractive blonde with her **** hanging out at the bar, and my friend was caught starring into the abyss. She gave him a dirty look and said "do you want to take a picture". He didn't have anything witty to say unfortunately. However, I think back and laugh. So many women talk about how they want respect for who they are and complain about men using them just for their physical being. Meanwhile, they dress provocative, spends hundreds of dollars a year on makeup and accessories, and strut around expecting to get looked at.
legs are number two - a pair of shapely long legs just knocks me off my feet
skin is third - i love ivory white skin with a smattering of freckles - i've never been into women with tans or women with naturally darker skin
hair is fourth - i hate short hair on women
as for boobs and booty - those aren't that important to me, just as long as something is there.
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I'd only get surgery if I ever lost them to cancer. About the push-up bra, I prolly don't need them but I'm on the fence about them. 
