Is this your type?

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Is this your type?



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Unlikely, although that might just be my own biases.

Definitely Although interestingly enough so is this

I’d have to meet then in person.

I have many “types.”

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They're all dressed the same, but otherwise they have different hair, skin, heights, etc.

I don't have a type.

My internet connection was being rather slow when I first tried to view this thread. Printing out the image line by line levels of slow. It wasn't until the image started to show the tops of hats and hair strands that I realised it was a group of women and not just a tree. Now the responses make a lot more sense.

As for the topic at hand, personally no. I do however think that women that have a popular / mainstream sense of style or popular interests do get a silly amount of hate though. There's nothing inherently wrong in liking to dress like this or liking pumpkin spice lattes or whatever it is that the internet wants to brand as basic. Liking popular things is a silly thing to criticise. Especially considering the context of the image that Fnord provided. Of course a clothing advertisement is going to feature similar clothes. However, meme pages like to take images like this out of context. Which gets people talking and can benefit the brand, but it can also lead to hate directed at the people involved in such photos (I hope this wasn't the case).

I tend to find myself crushing on women who are either into the alternative rock or punk type scene in terms of fashion and interests or would probably be classified as geeks or theatre nerds. Sometimes both. This is because I am interested in theatre, I hang out with a bunch of software nerds and artists, and I am friends with a member of a local rock band. All of which influences the kinds of people I am likely to meet and interact with in my life.

Personally I'm into 60's type fashion (tweed, chequered skirts etc) and sometimes the soft rock / indie look (think 90's soft grunge). I experiment with different styles a bit, but in general I like to go for an elegant but worn vibe.

However, I tend to find myself gravitating towards confident rockers and / or gamers (not to say that the women pictured aren't gamers, they might be for all I know). The most attractive thing to me is when someone talks about their interests and their face lights up. I have experienced crushes on people who weren't my usual type though, I remember having a crush on a woman who had a pastel aesthetic and was not at all like my usual type.

I imagine they could be classified as NT conformists. Are NT conformists my type? not especially. I think I have learned not to hold it against them.

I don't have a type. I can be attracted to anything or anyone or any kink. Literally anything is possible, with the right person.

But, I have favourite things.

- American rural/country clothing
- Gothic attire
- Punk attire
- Formal-wear
- Anything slu*ty (short skirts and a leery, perverted smile on a biological woman are most welcome), though unnerving.
- red lipstick
- black lipstick
- dark purple lipstick
- coloured contact lenses
- chequered skirts
- soft, cuddly, gentle looking cardigans
- baseball shoes
- knee-length boots
- ankle length boots
- sneakers
- ripped jeans
- skinny jeans
- brightly coloured jeans

Major no-no: croc shoes
Not a fave: loose clothing

Ultimately, it doesn't really matter if you are emotionally attached to a person.

I am a gay male, so be default, no.

That photo smells like pumpkin spice.

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