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the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:22 am
by zulaika
i know this is what a lot of women want...but is this really good ladies? would you want to be her? i guess it depends on the kinda person u are...if you like attention that is, but personally i don't..i mean i can hold my own in the looks department but i wouldn't want to be that lady.
so the prettiest lady in here would def. be basra...man does that broad love attention.

Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:30 am
by *HannaH*
With age comes confidence....and I love it.
Three years ago I would have said yes, absolutely.
But now, i can humbly say that and feel confident in the fact that...There are others better looking than I, and others worst looking.
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:32 am
by Luq_Ganane
Zulaika can you explain why a lot of pretty girls like to surround themselves with ugly girls, who surround her and protect her like secret service and block her from guys?

Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:35 am
by Sadaam_Mariixmaan
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:35 am
by muktaar
pretty women usually have severe case of low selfesteem i wonder why
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:40 am
by COSTA
[quote="Luq_Ganane"]Zulaika can you explain why a lot of pretty girls like to surround themselves with ugly girls, who surround her and protect her like secret service and block her from guys?

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Trust me the ugly ones are smarter and using doqonta quruxda badan i been there and ended up with the ugly but smart girl
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:40 am
by Luq_Ganane
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:00 pm
by Basra-
zulaika@lool
Macaanto u know why i love u? When u think 'pretty' u think 'Basra' now should I not love thee macaan by virtue of that chain of thought.
Personally i think being extremely pretty has automatically made me get addicted to attention! Walaahi--if a man does not look at me thrice---- all hell will break loose.(Twice and once is a red flag of course! Thrice is an Orange alert flag, u know like the terrorris alerts?)! Women also stare at me, but i can usually distinguish from those of envy stare, those of lesbian stare and those of simply--Wow' Mashaalaah stare! I love attention!

Walaahi, i swear. I think i have a condition, psychologist have not diagnosed it yet. Sometimes i will just go the Mall just to be 'stared at' -- is that insane or what? OF course i end up ruining my budget by over shopping. When we go to a wedding or party-- some of my ugly friends refuse to go if i am going --they have their own jealousy complex which i cannot get into now.

Some of them actually want to go with me since it offers them hundreds of attention by virtue of my association. Men insitictively gravitate towards me-- in that processes it has made me develop this complex attitude syndrome. I tend to have a lot of 'forced' kibiirness that is NOT my real personality. Walaahi, I think the 'real' Basra is a sweet, shy, and somewhat civilly friendly. But in public, i tend to be anti friendly--and not at all engaging, particularly to strangers whom i have caught them starring too much at me.Anyway back to this complex i developed,-- i have observed that in order to control this influx of dellusional farahs who think are in my league'-- i have to have attitude towards them, i purposely appear anti social or snobbish just to avoid them pursuing me.I am just content with the stare and air declaration of love! If i was sweet and civil to them-- then i might as well just fall in love with the first one to offer me attention or speak to me. I tend to be distant, vaguely rude, and unattainable generally. This is a calculative coping mechanism that i have developed to protect myself--it is very hard when everyone wants you, and undresses you with their eyes. I mean--walaahi ---total strangers i meet in the elevator-- and u know how --elevators rides are extremely low duration--can't be more that 30 seconds-- i find strangers hinting on sex to me!
"Oh lovely weather today--good just to stay in bed and have fun"
Of course i am left saying---

I beg your pardon?
IN my mind of course. I never engage or encourage to engage in conversation with strangers. I must admit i like the attention of the Pang Wow On their faces upon seeing me. I must also admit that -- i go out of my way to blush red, and wiggle my eyes-- in acknowledging their stares, smiles, those bold ones-- who wink. Although i confess the winkings i sort of not a fan of, very vulgar-- those ones i never give them that encouragement-- they are usually the crazy stalkers types.Anyway zulaika, i must conclude it is ALL your fault for encouraging me to talk about myself like this.Caudubilaahi!
Hhuuuuh.....Huiuuuiisssh...

Feels so much better to confess!

Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:05 pm
by Nabeelah
You got issues, get help before it's too late!

Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:15 pm
by Basra-
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:17 pm
by HELWAA
personally i dont like attention, i rather be invisible

Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 3:31 pm
by Lil_Cutie..

What an odd topic..
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:57 pm
by Ina Baxar
Waa caynkaasee...

, let me see ayaa tolow la hadal hayaa baa soo wada gashay hablahan bartan taagan .
Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:59 pm
by Naaima
rater be the smartest and respected woman in the room!

Re: the prettiest woman in the room
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 5:39 pm
by razzberry
[quote="Naaima"]rater be the smartest and respected woman in the room!

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Damn skippy.