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Cute or sexy?
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There are many girls who call boys cute for a number of reasons. Is the word "cute" more or less the same as the word "sexy" or are they different?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'd say it depends where you come from as to how you use the word.
For me they're different, cute is more a 'ahh look at him, ain't he lovely' sort of meaning, usually meaning just good looking, nothing like 'phoar he's sexy' which means he's got the whole package (excuse the pun)
Probably doesn't, but hope it helps lol
For me they're different, cute is more a 'ahh look at him, ain't he lovely' sort of meaning, usually meaning just good looking, nothing like 'phoar he's sexy' which means he's got the whole package (excuse the pun)
Probably doesn't, but hope it helps lol
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Speaking for my gender, I would rather be called one than the other. Cute is seen by lads (well, most of my mates) as being soft / girly etc. Sexy is a much better compliment to a lad as it means he's doing everything right. :)
Bear in mind this is my own oppinion and that of my drinking buddies.
No, we're not gay but we do sometimes get on to weird subject such as the above. :)
Bear in mind this is my own oppinion and that of my drinking buddies.
No, we're not gay but we do sometimes get on to weird subject such as the above. :)
Thank you for the replies. A woman said it to me recently in an encouraging way and I wondered whether she was saying that I was nice, sexy, gorgeous or whatever.
Great to see that the replies are from females as I was more or less aiming this question at you!
If it's a regional thing, (if it depends from when I come from) then I'm from the East Midlands.
Great to see that the replies are from females as I was more or less aiming this question at you!
If it's a regional thing, (if it depends from when I come from) then I'm from the East Midlands.