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Just to clarify -
I wonder if people's opinions coincide with mine - you can present yoursel;f in such a way that the whole effect is an 'overload' of sensory information - and that in my opinion, had she dressed down a little, she would have been just as ravishing, but minus the 'look at me' factor which I found a turn-off.
By coincidence, last week in a macdonald's in Birmingham, I saw a black lady (I love dark women) with a toddler, about three. The lady had a tee-shirt on, and jeans, and was busy dealing with her little one, and she was absoutely stunning, but only if ytou looked closely - there was no attention-seeking attitude in her dress or movement - I personally would prefer that approach in a woman.
What do you think?