Like going: I know right?Yes, i have been called handsome from time to time, i roll with it, and i play the game
Like going: I know right?Yes, i have been called handsome from time to time, i roll with it, and i play the game
Just because you don't think yourself particularly attractive doesn't mean someone else doesn't. I am not one to dish out compliments unless I genuinely feel that way. I don't hold myself back. When I have something good to say to them, I think will put a smile on their face, I say it. I see many handsome and attractive people. It also doesn't mean that if I don't say it, I don't feel it. I very much do for most people I see. And who ever said a 7/10 was unattractive. I don't really rate people by looks. I tent to look for any and all attractive points, we are all beautiful in some way, and the rest just doesn't matter. Who someone is, matters 100% more to me then how they look, or what makes them insecure. I also believe we are beautiful in our imperfections as well.yes, a few do, the liars!!!!!
lol, it is an easy way to call you without having to memorize your name, I like it, it is much better than "hey hon" or other cheap equivalents
I honestly don't feel special just because but someone says handsome, but it is a little piece of a whole;
Despite this specific negative reaction, I doubt most men would be adverse to hearing your positive opinions about any part of them, esp their dick. I always assumed I was of average size before I started seeing sps, and even scoffed at the first couple that said it wasn't (thinking it was like OP says, maybe just fluff for kindness/fantasy), but now I take that compliment to heart (read: erection). Same thing with the actual fucking: If you have received a Very Distinguished Dicking, I guarantee most men will appreciate you saying so.Honestly I don't feel comfortable complimenting guys on the size of their dick. Once I told a client I thought he had a big dick, because he really did, and he said ''you're saying this because I'm Asian right?''.. I was shocked... He took it the wrong way. I never said it again after that. Sometimes guys will tell me they think their dick is small, when it isn't true, and I don't feel super comfortable correcting them later. I don't really want to entertain this type of insecurity lol
However, if a man tells me he is worried about his physical appearance, I always take time to reassure him and sometimes we have a little conversation about beauty standards, which men are also affected by.
Very true. Also I'm lean and a lot of people don't compliment lean people unless they're women.That's not a friend. What an asshole.
I understand where these insecurities come from.. And I know for instance there are really lean men who have always felt they were too small, and I have to reassure them that I find their body attractive. I also reassure bigger men that it's okay for them to have the body that they have.
I meet a lot of men who have insecurities about their physical appearance and often their worries are really unfounded. I also feel like men get complimented on their looks less often.. Women get complimented by their peers a lot, but not men.
That's just me but I don't treat my clients better if I think they're attractive.. or at least I don't think I do. I imagine maybe it's different for others.This sounds so weird to type but you can't fake some things like pupil dilation when someone is genuinely into you, etc.
Also one of the better metrics is to see how she treats you vs other clients tbh but that requires honesty from everyone but that's never been an issue since everyone's always 100% truthful
I think the pressure men put on themselves comes from other men, often. A lot of guys tell me they wish they were super muscular but most women I know aren't into that, for exampleVery true. Also I'm lean and a lot of people don't compliment lean people unless they're women.
There's probably some negative self-image going on but you must also remember: There is almost always a significant attractiveness differential going on here. I don't think I'm ugly, but I'm not wheeling absolute smokeshows like y'all IRL either. I think that's the underlying point of the OPs question: Are you getting this on the regular and is it just a courtesy/part of the fantasy or could I actually have a chance at a 10 out in the real world?I think it's sad that so many of you actually don't believe you're good looking..I'm sure not everyone agrees with that.
Maybe it's the scale or adjective nuances here at fault. Being told handsome is like on a scale of 10 being a 10. Among the respondents I guess very few will say they are 10s hence handsome.I think it's sad that so many of you actually don't believe you're good looking..I'm sure not everyone agrees with that.




