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RhondaLynn
03-09-2010, 09:29 PM
Yesterday I serviced a desktop support call to a co-worker. She's a young woman, in her early to mid 20's, slim with long sexy legs, who enjoys wearing short sexy skirts or dresses. She was wearing a short mini-type dress, a velvetly leapord-skin fabric, rounded neckline w/ cap sleeves, mid-thigh, with sheer black hose and a pair of black pumps that were at least 4.5" high. I found her attire to be quite attractive & feminine. As my associate & I worked with her at her desk & she walked about, i admired her attire & the overall way it complimented her figure. Her hose were stretched more towards her thighs than lower on her legs (a meaningless observation, bt i'm into hose & pumps), but her shoes seemed to intrigue me. She seemed to be quite comfortable wearing heels so high, and they fit her feet well. I saw her do a side-step in them, shifting her weight onto a foot that was at an angle that would have caused most women to falter, but she did it so gracefully that it caught my attention. It was if she was on ice skates, making an effortless shift between feet. I was quite impressed. I would've complimented her on her shoes if my associate had not been there - he would not have understood the context of the comment. The image of her in the hose & shoes, wearing them comfortably at work among others, still lingers in my mind. Today, she was in jeans & a sweater, but still quite attractive. I envy women, having the freedom to wear what expresses their inner selves in such ways, and have the skills to navigate a business day in clothes & shoes that would challenge most people of any gender.

Oh well, i just thought i'd share an observation & admiration of a co-worker's skill and freedom of self-expression of her femininity.

Lynn Marie
03-09-2010, 09:46 PM
I just think it is amazing at the level of detail we notice now that we've walked a few miles in their shoes. I find myself much more complimentary of a woman's good looks and style these days.

I personally think it makes me a better man and a better woman.

Jennifer Lynndon
03-09-2010, 09:59 PM
I just think it is amazing at the level of detail we notice now that we've walked a few miles in their shoes. I find myself much more complimentary of a woman's good looks and style these days.

I personally think it makes me a better man and a better woman.

Nicely said sweetie.

In addition, I never miss the opportunity to tell a GG how nice she looks, how much I admire her shoes, her hair style, her clothes, or her makeup.
I have only received very nice comments in return.

Dee2U
03-09-2010, 10:36 PM
I too am envious of the many options that GGs have in dressing for any occasion. I compliment my GG friends openly (hair, clothes, weight loss) and they always enjoy it even if they pooh pooh it. Although I often want to compliment the GGs at work I usually decline since I am in management and must be sensitive to the fact that a power differential can make even friendly and appreciative comments appear "sexual" and potentially "harrassing". I appreciate the fact that men in the area might not understand, but women in the area might not either....Dee

tamarav
03-10-2010, 08:03 AM
Enjoying the sights of a woman is one of the pleasures of life. Complimenting people helps to reassure the person that you recognize their effort and their beauty without being overtly pig-like. Women, and men for that matter, enjoy hearing compliments, they tend to help outweigh any negative remarks that may have been heard.

It doesn't cost anything to make a simple positive observation, just last night I complimented a wait person on her gorgeous 5 in heeled Granny boots. She was very appreciative. It may have helped her through the night knowing that others recognized the effort she was making to look good. My wife almost said "wow, they are just like yours" but stopped short...

carhill2mn
03-10-2010, 03:42 PM
I think that the beauty and grace that you observed are some of the things that we CDers want very much to emulate.

diannecourtney
03-10-2010, 04:36 PM
My heart would have fallen apart with the detail you offer. If I had observed such a fantastic creature, sure would make a permanent change.

Mirani
03-10-2010, 04:47 PM
I see you are not really a very observant person . . . . :)

Alicia_lynn419
03-10-2010, 06:06 PM
This is a thought that enters my mind everyday!

Alice B
03-11-2010, 02:20 PM
Like Jennifer I try to always complement woman on how they look, their clothes or shoes whenever I can. I try t be non invasive and usually receive a sincere thank you. With out doubt I am more aware of how woman present themself and note items I find attractive.

Sarah_GG
03-11-2010, 02:29 PM
Is this another of those fetish/fantasy posts?!

What kind of business are you in?

:D

TerryTerri
03-11-2010, 02:33 PM
There are 2 women where I work that always get my attention due to their style, dress and behavior. Very dynamic gals, I enjoy their presence and fortunately I occasionally work with these gals. I do compliment them when I can, even though my compliment are far from typical guy compliments. I do have to be careful about wording due to harassment issues. But, I really wouldn't wish that anyway. But, in this day and age it is smart to think and choose appropriate words.
Anyway, I know the two gals are comfortable with me and I don't creep them out or anything. They commonly talk with me about all kinds of stuff and it is so wonderful to have small talk with the gals! They have complimented me several times on noticing things guys miss, like highlights added to hair.
Anyway, in my own way, I understand your appreciation of gals that have class, style and represent feminity in stellar ways. They are my role models in some ways and I have learned much from them. If they only knew (although it is probable at some point in the future they WILL know!!!!!).

sherri52
03-11-2010, 02:35 PM
When you start to notice that much detail in what a woman is wearing you have to say to yourself "I am woman". You've earned it, a man would have noticed that she was pretty, but you noticed every item she wore. Definitely a womens way of thinking.