Are you a girly-girl?

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Is there a Care Bears or Pretty Pony video game?

No way in hell. I refuse to be girly girl.

Don't get into any of that stuff; don't have the time or inclination, which is probably the reason i am alone...oh yea, besides being quite the oddster.

I don't know about those two, but there is a whole line of Barbie games, about three of which involve dressing ponies. And then there are some people who would probably consider Nintendogs a girly game...

No, i'm telling you now, I've only ever known decent looking girly females that play games.

I'm definitely not the girly-girl type and only games I play are video/computer games.

My guess would be yes.

I don't think that liking cute things makes you necessarily "girly".

I am not "girly" per se, although I do have some traits which would be considered girly.

But I don't generally bother with make up at all very much -- I don't like the way my face feels with it on and always feel an urge throughout the day to scrub it off.

The most make up I ever wear is maybe some eyeshadow occasionally, and some powder or concealment guck. But this is not often at all.

I don't really believe in deliberately making myself "girly" or "not girly" anyway. Just naturally androgynous.

Girls are supposed to like pink. It's okay, but I look terrible in pink and always preferred ochre or black.

And I don't understand AT ALL why some people like shopping for shoes. It's boring as hell and personally I only EVER do it when necessary. (Like when my old shoes are almost worn in half. Which just shows how long I'll wait to avoid it, eh.

I could go on. But bottom line is, no. I'm not girly.

My guess would be yes.

I don't think that liking cute things makes you necessarily "girly".

I am not "girly" per se, although I do have some traits which would be considered girly.

But I don't generally bother with make up at all very much -- I don't like the way my face feels with it on and always feel an urge throughout the day to scrub it off.

The most make up I ever wear is maybe some eyeshadow occasionally, and some powder or concealment guck. But this is not often at all.

I don't really believe in deliberately making myself "girly" or "not girly" anyway. Just naturally androgynous.

Girls are supposed to like pink. It's okay, but I look terrible in pink and always preferred ochre or black.

And I don't understand AT ALL why some people like shopping for shoes. It's boring as hell and personally I only EVER do it when necessary. (Like when my old shoes are almost worn in half. Which just shows how long I'll wait to avoid it, eh.

I could go on. But bottom line is, no. I'm not girly.

My guess would be, yes they do.

I don't think you have to be "girly" over all to like some cute things.

I don't refuse to be girly. But I'm not.

I am even though I belch loudly and fart lol. I like to wear make-up and dress girly.

No. I don't like the "typical" colors (pink, light purple, pastels), I don't like dressing up (I'd much rather wear jeans and a t-shirt), and I hate talking about the sterotypical girl topics.
I do like some fairies, but I like almost all mythological creatures. (I don't like the sparkle-sparkle cute fairies who rule over everything adorable.)

Yes and no. I wear makeup, I wear jewllery, I don't wear any men's clothes, I try to make my hair look good, I sometimes wear cutsey hair clips, I say "like" a lot, I shave my legs and underarms and I don't like getting my good clothes dirty. However I don't constantly talk about clothes and makeup, I don't wear the latest fashions, I obviously don't tYp lYk dIs oN dA iNtErNeT (unless you count just now) I don't grow my nails long, I hate shoe-shopping, I very rarely buy new clothes, I once got upset because one time a school a few things had to be shifted out of the hall and they wouldn't let me help out because I'm a girl, and I have very muscular legs and forearms.

Oh yeah, I'm totally a girly girl, I wear dresses all the time.

I'm girlish in that I have long hair, wear makeup and nail polish, but I'm more comfortable in pants most of the time. On very rare occasions such as a wedding or funeral, I'll wear a skirt or dress.

I'm a total girly-girl. But as a little kid, I was a tomboy! However, I'm not as squeemish as most girls. For instance, we had a class boa back in Freshman year, and I was the only one brave enough to clean out her cage for extra credit. Then again, I was also the only one brave enough to put my pet rat in my hair. All she ever did there was nestle around after all.

I'm notoriously girly-girlish. I don't mind so much except that it gives some people the wrong idea about me (i.e. flakey, vapid, etc..) I just love feeling pretty, that's all. I'm an artist so I enjoy putting on makeup and picking out clothes, it's actually the shopping that I hate.