Mr.Den
14 Answers
mom
Maz
pythonlover
Spaceghost
Ann
FISH-O
Tommyh
Well I'm grey now but I call it silver & I don't care whether it turns women off or on.I think the biggest turn off would be the guys who try to camoflage it with hair dye. It is always so easy to tell they have dyed their hair & these are the guys with the gold chains around their necks & lots of costume jewellery.
| 13 years ago. Rating: 15 | |
As far as men colouring their hair to me they are the most unstable, unsure of who they are you could ever meet.
If you are a man and you colour your hair and so take offence at what I wrote----Stiff bikkies.
jhharlan
hector5559
Shootah
That probably really depends upon the woman, but also the man and how he presents himself, and also his status in life. Regarding either gender, people usually find what they are looking for if they look hard enough...but sometimes you just got to be careful in what you wish for, as you might find things are not as you had envisioned them in your head. As human beings who all have our own preconceptions regarding different subject matter, we often allow those preconceptions to blind of the most obvious things in life. We all do it to one degree or another, and sometimes it is like walking through life with a set of blinders on...sometimes you have your sights set so much on one thing, you end looking past what is right beside you, and just as enjoyable.
| 13 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
kimba
Bob/PKB
Steve Martin had grey/white/silver (?) hair before he was 40. I always thought he was very attractive. My ex-husband barely had any hair (on his head) and he was always the most handsome man in the room (in my opinion). One of my favorite guys now has dark hair halfway down his back. Hair needs to be clean and well-groomed (and the rest of you, too).
Grey hair isn't a turnoff for me. A lousy personality, gargantuan belly, foul language and "moldy" teeth are turnoffs.
| 13 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
Dollybird
Clonge
