How do you imagine other BDers

[ninlaith]

I'm not completly against getting all dolled up. Only when I'd like to hear "Hey you clean up nice." But wearing makeup and dress clothes to school can feel so binding sometimes. But it's nice once in awhile. But I'm all about the comfort. I'll admit I can get a litle flirty in my dolled up times but that will never be helped. Sometimes when ya feel pretty ya act pretty I guess.

[The Only Real Estel]

Since my looks are so easy to pin down (everyone who's guessed at me has gotten at least one thing right, Only Real Estel was farthest off

Pah, a joking description doesn't count against my record !

[elronds_daughter]

wearing makeup and dress clothes to school can feel so binding sometimes.

Very true. Not that I'd know, really, me being homeschooled. But I rarely even dress up for church, and the whole rest of my family does. I just wear a decent pair of pants and a decent-looking T-shirt.

I know girls of the same mentality. They scare me.

Same here. It's alarming.

I have nothing against being girly, I just prefer to be thought of and treated as "one of the guys". I wear a skirt, they treat me like a girl, and in their minds, you can't tell off-colour jokes to girls... you can't snowboard/sled or go shoot stuff with a girl... you can't watch a hockey game while downing a large pizza with a girl... So I'll wear what they do

Very, very true. I'm with ya, girl!


So.....

Anybody have any mental images of me yet? (And even if you don't, I just gave you major grounds to go on. Give it a shot!)

[Eomer of the Rohirrim]

elronds_daughter, I find it near-impossible to imagine you as humanoid because of your bizarre avatar.

Regarding kilts, isn't it logical to just wrap yourself in cloth rather than waste time bothering to stitch legs into it? Back in the day, Scots folk were too busy fighting the Vikings/English and catching wild animals for supper to busy themselves with fine clothing. Plus, it's an established fact that Scotsmen have wonderful legs. Well, at least before the junk-food tidal wave swept over the country.