what is metro sexual? what are the traits or the attitude of a metro sexual?
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They're not gay at all, just that they LOVE themselves a lot. Some to the extend of not marrying.\n\nThey're vain. They are willing to spend a big percentage of their allowance making themlselves look and feel good; facials, gym, hairstyling, clothes, socializing, relax and chill etc.\n\nThey're perfectly normal and are straight guys.\nThey are like ''living in their own lovely world''. A popular example : David Beckham.
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Sexually -- a girl sucking on my finger\nEven more Sexually -- A girl who reads comics\n\nNo lie.
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sex,sense of humor,optimism
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if he's dating her he probably isnt gay but instead is metro sexual.\nI dated this guy once for like three months and every damn sign pointed to him being gay\n\nhe was sensitive\nplucked his eyebrows\nkepy his nails nice\nloved to shop and buy clothes\nwas always worried about his appearance\nhe practically worshiped johnny depp\n\nturns out he was just a metro which means they act gay but like women\n\np.s. after we broke up he started dating this girl, they got married five years ago and have been happy ever since
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Honesty, sincerity, ambition ... above average libido, intelligence and a great sense of humour ... good lookin' with a great "bod" ... fairly well grounded i.e. spiritually and family upbringing. Not in any special order!\n\nA fair question would be ... have I found her yet??? eh!?!?
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Metrosexuality is, according to British journalist Mark Simpson, the trait of an urban male of any sexual orientation who has a strong aesthetic sense and spends a great amount of time and money on his appearance and lifestyle. Simpson coined the term in 1994 in an article in the The Independent [1] after writing his book about contemporary masculine identity Male Impersonators: Men Performing Masculinity. Simpson described the effect of consumerism and media proliferation, particularly the men’s style press, on traditional masculinity.
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Sane would be a good start...truthfully, I like those that are a lot like myself:  honest, trustworthy, respectful of other & their feelings, funny, able to take it as well as dish it out, good-looking, sexy....
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I'm not sure what you mean by "normal" - if it's for homosexuals and heterosexuals, that covers just about everyone in the world.\n\nHomosexual = someone who is interested in their own gender\nHeterosexual = someone who is interested in the opposite gender
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Sounds like someone wanting sex with someone to "validate" they are sexual. But site below actually talks about it.
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Confidence. This shouldn't be confused with being aggressive. I don't like aggressive men. I actually prefer shy men that are confident enough to be able to feel comfortable at a party standing alone observing all of the activity. The first thing I will always notice once they open their mouth is their intelligence. It is a must! A brilliant mind is extremely sexy as is the clever wit that often accompanies it. His looks? secondary. His sexuality comes form the confidence and wit. And she's right......his eyes will tell all. :)
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metro is not gay, metro means you care how you look a man may get a manicure and he is not gay.  a metro person would never leave the hose in jeans and a t shirt but they are heterosexual
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Intelligent, but emotional\nOrganized but surface messy\nSensitive but assertive\nlife of the party when they need to be, otherwise they prefer to stay at home\nAll the appearance of being a prude, but really wild in bed.\nA leader, but quiet the rest of the time.
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Heterosexuality primarily refers to aesthetic, sexual and romantic attraction exclusively between two individuals of differing genders. It is characterised as a sexual orientation, contrasted with homosexuality and bisexuality. The concept has its roots in the 19th century tradition of personality taxonomy.\n\ncomes from the Greek word heteros, meaning "different" (for other uses, see heterozygote, heterogeneous), and the Latin for sex (that is, characteristic sex or sexual differentiation). The term "heterosexual" was coined shortly after and opposite to the word "homosexual" by Karl Maria Kertbeny in 1868 and was first published in 1869. "Heterosexual" was first listed in Merriam-Webster's New International Dictionary as a medical term for "morbid sexual passion for one of the opposite sex", but in 1934 in their Second Edition Unabridged it is a "manifestation of sexual passion for one of the opposite sex; normal sexuality". (Katz, 1995)\n\nHeterosexuality, like any forms of identity is very subjective. In western society, one is generally thought of as heterosexual if one derives either all, or the vast majority of their erotic and/or sexual stimulation from people of the different sex to them. In other cultures a heterosexual man may engage in homosexual intercourse provided that he keeps the role traditionally assigned to his sex during intercourse and his gender during the surrounding relationship. Also, in some cultures a heterosexually identifying man may assume any role during homosexual congress as a social action provided he maintain a relationship with a woman in his family life. Cultural allowances such as this have been historically rarer amongst women, but more recently have been tolerated more than the male equivalents largely because of its connection to some schools of feminism.\n\nDefinitions of sexuality tend to be narrower to most heterosexuals than it is to people of other sexual orientations. In most cases a potential partner's sex is determined wholly by anatomic sex at birth and genetic sex. Many heterosexuals would argue that one whose determination of a partner's sex deviates from that criterion cannot truly be heterosexual. Transgendered people and even those with many natural intersex conditions are very rarely seen as potential mates by heterosexuals, even those who consider themselves tolerant and accepting to such identities.\n\nHistory and demographics\n\nThe prevalence of exclusive heterosexuality has varied over the centuries and also from culture to culture.\nThough there have always been individuals (sometimes in a majority, sometimes in a minority) who were exclusively attracted to those of the opposite sex, heterosexuality as an identity (just like homosexuality) has developed only since the middle of the nineteenth century.\n\nThe history of heterosexuality is part of the history of sexuality. That history and science derivative of it is far from complete. Owing to complications of human politics and prejudice, coupled with the malleable nature of human behaviour, it will be some time before the history and nature of all forms of human sexual behaviour are truly known.\n\nPsychological factors relating to sexuality\nA broad array of opinion holds that much human behavior ultimately is explainable in terms of natural selection. From this point of view, the shifting social balance between heterosexual and homosexual desire has evolved as a fitter survival strategy for the species than either an exclusively heterosexual or homosexual configuration of desire.\n\nIn traditional societies individuals are often under heavy social pressure to marry and have children, irrespective of their sexual orientation. In modern society, many homosexual people who wish to have children have found a way to satisfy their nurturing instincts, either through fostering or adopting children, or through artificial or natural insemination.\n\n
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Probably a behavioral problem.....unless you believe sexual predators and child rapists are born with their  condition......We have grown up with so much sexual stimulation around us it is easy to believe it is genetic...remember people have been homosexual for years hence the term sodomy from Sodom and Gomorah, those cities had so much revelry and nastyness that God destroyed them
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Ummm hhmm.. let me see..\n1Nice manners like all the men used to be like (well most anyways).\n2The kind of man who is not always too confident and isn't afraid to show it. (I'd like to help him get over a few probs, ya know?)\n3Not forceful in the ways of kissing, feeling or anything as such. Not even implying that stuff to the girl.\n4Showing genuine friendship before the before said in #3\n\nhave a great day everyone! *hugs*
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Johnny Depp is enough of a metro-sexual to be considered a women so don't worry you are fine.
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Are you a metrosexual guy? Maybe to clean for the normal guy? Maybe their just comfortable around you.