Buttons

[blackstarglider]

My experience has taught me the following. Anyone who wears a button saying "Bi, Poly, Kinky and still not sleeping with you"? Is most likely a person that is ugly and you do not want to sleep with.

Comments

[mactavish]

I've seen that button sold, but have never seen anyone wear it. That said: Plenty of ugly people are sexy, depending on how you define ugly. I think wearing that button would say more about someone's attitude: I'd expect them to be defensive and prickly (and maybe for good reason, but I'd still be uncomfortable with the announcement on the button), leading me to believe that no matter what they look like, they're not my type.

[fragbert]

Why is your hat shaped like a bridge?

[red_girl_42]

Totally OT, but your icon is awesome!

[fragbert]

Thanks! I don't think it's OT at all in this case. :)

[red_girl_42]

Hmm...good point. :-)

[aumentou]

My girlfriend has that as an icon for occasional internet use. Thanks for insulting my tastes, that was really nice.

[spiraley]

lol

[anyee]

I've always found it up-front in a way that makes no sense. To me, it's the internet equivalent of coming up to me in a coffee shop and exclaiming, "I will never have sex with you!" as I'm drinking my hot chocolate. It doesn't offend me, but I wonder what you have to prove. If the icon is done in context during a discussion of attraction etc., it makes more sense. If I see it when we're talking about boots, it's ridiculous.

Also, from my experience with everything, being in multiple categories doesn't necessarily make you good or useful in any of them.

[blackstarglider]

Exactly! Thank you.

[tisiphone]

Anyee Not getting it. Film at 11.

[anyee]

Lame catchphrase used late. Film at 12:48PM. No one wants to watch you, anyway.

[wight1984]

This.

[vvvexation]

Yyyyyyup.

[blackstarglider]

Ugly is a state of mind, but since I made the "ugly" comment? Guilty as Charged.