What the first thing someone would notice about you?

Stunning, eh? Must be nice to be so...confident.

For me, it's my height. I'm short. I'm 5"1 (and a half!). So I generally get 'wooow! you're really small, aren't you!'
Apart from that, hair (because it's big) and eyes(because they look 'foreign' apparently). Or if I'm out out (bar, club, restaurant etc) generally my chest. Just because they look big in comparison to my height.


I asked my boyfriend and he says my smile, because apprently I smile and laugh a lot. And my tits :/

 

I would say my height. I'm only 6'3", but for some reason women think i'm 7'3".

 

I was going to say my height as well. I am 5'2. I love being little but I also love my man to be tallll.

 

i was thinking that it was going to be your beautiful smile :smt050

 

and her eyes!!!!!

 

very true

 

I always speeka da truth!!!!
:grin:

 

lol...you're on a roll tonight :smt008

 

Well thankeee my lovely wifey - but I rather have a roll in the hay.. that type of roll......

 

same here...!!! looks for the closest barn

 

barn shopping......

 

AWWW I love you two!!!!!!!

 

Fellow 5'2er here...

Although I don't feel short, I feel average....

Taller men tend to point out my height. Then I feel short....lol

 

how tall do you like em and what is too tall

I like medium to short women because they have better legs and asses.

 

I've always liked taller men (big bball fan here) and used to date men of all heights (I dated like 5'3-5'4) back in the day. Then I went back to solely dating taller men (6'0 - 6'4). I mean that's who I was attracted to and that's who liked me back. A short dude wasn't really in the picture since. Then my ex was 5'9 and I started to bring the height chart back to whoever I'm attracted to (regardless of height).

My favorite height on men is 6'0-6'2. I love it!

 

Guess who is 6'0... (wink wink)

 

Motherfucker, you win by default.
:smt090

 

LOL!

Check the last sentence in the paragraph of my post (not the last line)...lol

 

When I am at a store(without a shopping cart or basket), I often get asked, "Do you work here?"
When I am shopping, I look at the entire stock carefully.