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Ok, more drunk ramblings from my brother and I from the last weekend.
We asked a load of girls, some we did know and some that we didn't:
If they had to kiss either a really ugly bloke, or a really attractive girl, which would they go for? About 95% said the really attractive girl.
Now, when the question was asked to the blokes (really attractive bloke or really ugly girl) the answer was that they'd all go for the really ugly girl.
Why is this?
We asked a load of girls, some we did know and some that we didn't:
If they had to kiss either a really ugly bloke, or a really attractive girl, which would they go for? About 95% said the really attractive girl.
Now, when the question was asked to the blokes (really attractive bloke or really ugly girl) the answer was that they'd all go for the really ugly girl.
Why is this?
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Ally Macbeal is some kind of huge male fantasy though, isn't it. The ability to turn on women with just two fingers under a knee, and so on...
I would guess men are naturally more homophobic than women?
Anyone see that episode of Ally McBeal where Richard explains his theory?
Men and men = turn off for men, therefore socially less acceptable.
girls with girls = turn on for men, therfore more acceptable.
All boils down to the fact that we're evolving from what was, not so long ago, a male dominated society.
Anyone see that episode of Ally McBeal where Richard explains his theory?
Men and men = turn off for men, therefore socially less acceptable.
girls with girls = turn on for men, therfore more acceptable.
All boils down to the fact that we're evolving from what was, not so long ago, a male dominated society.
Goatboy wrote:
Interesting that everyone
> chipped in for women and women, but everyone just stayed away from
> this question.
I can't figure out why though...any thoughts?
Because blokes feel insecure with their own sexuality. Being gay is seen as not being manly enough, being a wimp (I may not have quite expleined that properly, but you know what I mean). Whether it's right or wrong doesn't matter, thats the way it is.
Men don't like being though of as anything other than "The leader of the tribe" or whatever, so anything that goes against their image of strangth and leadership, like being gay, is not wanted.
Because of this anything that may even remotely suggest a bloke is gay is not wanted, like chosing to kiss Bradd Pitt over some wrinkly old biddy.
Interesting that everyone
> chipped in for women and women, but everyone just stayed away from
> this question.
I can't figure out why though...any thoughts?
Because blokes feel insecure with their own sexuality. Being gay is seen as not being manly enough, being a wimp (I may not have quite expleined that properly, but you know what I mean). Whether it's right or wrong doesn't matter, thats the way it is.
Men don't like being though of as anything other than "The leader of the tribe" or whatever, so anything that goes against their image of strangth and leadership, like being gay, is not wanted.
Because of this anything that may even remotely suggest a bloke is gay is not wanted, like chosing to kiss Bradd Pitt over some wrinkly old biddy.
How did you just correct your spelling before you wrote it...?
Anyway, yeah, seen Willow, and Fight Club is by far his best film.
Anyway, yeah, seen Willow, and Fight Club is by far his best film.
I'll just stop typing now.
I'll just sto typing now.
I'll just sto typing now.
Brad Pitt was excellent in Meet Joe Black.... That, along with 'You've got Mail' is my favourite film...
I saew 'Willow' in Sky today.... anyone else seen that film..... lol
I saew 'Willow' in Sky today.... anyone else seen that film..... lol
saew = saw
Sorry, my "Would Pitt want to kiss me?" was supposed to be one of those muffled yes's... :0) So yes, Brad Pitt.
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