Look her into the eyes, as if you're trying to comprehend what she just asked you. Then start with a smile and slowly turn it into amused laughter. Then look her straight in the eye and say "no!". Then continue doing what you were doing before.
Look her into the eyes, as if you're trying to comprehend what she just asked you. Then start with a smile and slowly turn it into amused laughter. Then look her straight in the eye and say "no!". Then continue doing what you were doing before.
I would tell them the truth plus gentle give your opinion. For example:
"It won't change how much I love you, but I usually prefer women with long hair"
Now if it's something that's particularly unsatisfactory – you might up the stakes:
"It won't change how much I love you, but I usually prefer women with long hair. If you go short, I'm gonna have to grow mine out so I can run my hands through my own luxurious locks. Because of this, it may seem that my hair is getting more love and attention than you are."
I prefer the honest approach. If I'm asked a question that I think she might not like the answer to, I'll ask her straight out if she wants my honest answer. If she says yes, then she doesn't have any real right to complain (though she undoubtedly will.) In the case of the hair thing, I'd say it wouldn't change my opinion of her really, but that I strongly prefer long hair on all women no matter what. If she doesn't like the answer, she shouldn't have asked, and I won't apologize.
"Does this dress make me look fat?"
"No dear, your fat makes you look fat."
Seriously though OP, be honest but in the nicest possible way.
"I prefer long hair on women. If you cut it short I'd still love you, but I think you'd look nicer with long hair."
Loaded questions like this suck though. If she wanted your opinion, she could have just asked you "Do you think I would suit short hair" or something like that. Why she had to bring "Will you still love me?!!!" into it is beyond me.
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When she says "will you still like me?", does that mean "Will you still love me?" or "Will you still find me attractive"?
If it's the former, you should, if not then... I dunno.
If the latter, answer honestly, be a man, I don't find women with short hair attractive AT ALL, my girlfriend knows this but If she wanted to do it i'd put up with it.
I really hate piercings to the point they make me vomit. My gf allways bitches about one, but if she get one I told her we are finished. Unfortunately, every girl today wants that crap.
"If you think I don't love you for who you are, then why are you with me?"
You should say no. Girls ask questions like that. Women don't. if she's going to be a drama-queen little girl then you shouldn't even be with her. Don't justify that behavior.
If she asks "Will you still like me if I deliberately do something that I obviously think would make me less attractive?" Then say "No.". And unless you detect some sarcasm in her voice you should end the relationship immediately RE: Being completely neurotic.
I'm not even kidding. Questions like that are a major red flag. They might sound cute at first, but run like hell.
EDIT:Also, don't even get me started on love. Anybody under the age of 25, when they are temped to say "love" should replace the word love with "selfish, petty, inconsequential, childish infatuation"Originally Posted by various
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Don't answer loaded questions period. Doesn't even matter who it is because its just manipulative and reeks of self esteem issues or validation from others, especially if you're already with them. You chose to be with them in the first place. Why should they have to test whether you like them or not with shitty phrasing?