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She right. You can be cute when you are out on the town with the girls. You can be sexy and flirty and all that other shit then too.
If you want to be taken serious in ANY OTHER SETTING then you got to check that shit at the door.
But please ladies don't over do it. Don't be non-cute to your family and freinds either. I know you know them types of ladies. The ones who just can't seem to turn that work shit off.![]()
^^^ Co-sign those last 2 lines.
Kind of females that's always serious n shit. Muggin' n shit like it's a quarterly board meeting n shit.![]()

Go sit your ass down and grab some pork and shut the hell up! 

For the first time in my life, on the job last week, I started to turn the cute off and really step up and be a bit assertive. I'm one who has always been wary of being assertive, so as not to come off as a "disagreeable person" a.k.a. a "bitch." Also, I don't like confrontation, so I'd figure I'd just keep my mouth shut on certain matters.
However, I've come to realize that my education and past experience HAS made me an expert on some things, and I finally spoke up about it. Not only did it make me feel good, but I also felt smart and damn sexy...
One thing that I do think that plagues me, physically, with the getting over being cute is my short stature and youthful looks. I dress professionally, though, and try to, in professional settings, play down the youthfulness of my appearance, but it sucks to have to play "dress up," I feel, just so that others can take me seriously...
...I'm one who has always been wary of being assertive, so as not to come off as a "disagreeable person" a.k.a. a "bitch." Also, I don't like confrontation, so I'd figure I'd just keep my mouth shut on certain matters...
For the first time in my life, on the job last week, I started to turn the cute off and really step up and be a bit assertive. I'm one who has always been wary of being assertive, so as not to come off as a "disagreeable person" a.k.a. a "bitch." Also, I don't like confrontation, so I'd figure I'd just keep my mouth shut on certain matters.
However, I've come to realize that my education and past experience HAS made me an expert on some things, and I finally spoke up about it. Not only did it make me feel good, but I also felt smart and damn sexy...
One thing that I do think that plagues me, physically, with the getting over being cute is my short stature and youthful looks. I dress professionally, though, and try to, in professional settings, play down the youthfulness of my appearance, but it sucks to have to play "dress up," I feel, just so that others can take me seriously...
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I don't think this is a problem for men
but I have known females that were labeled as a bitch, simply because they had an opinion.
in the long run though, you gotta be happy doing you.

Seriously though, I agree. Dudes that fret over assertive women usually have insecurity issues.
A woman that can hold her own in this context, without coming off as "bitchy", is a fucking turn-on.
convo-grown ...
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I don't think this is a problem for men
but I have known females that were labeled as a bitch, simply because they had an opinion.
in the long run though, you gotta be happy doing you.
She right. You can be cute when you are out on the town with the girls. You can be sexy and flirty and all that other shit then too.
If you want to be taken serious in ANY OTHER SETTING then you got to check that shit at the door.
But please ladies don't over do it. Don't be non-cute to your family and freinds either. I know you know them types of ladies. The ones who just can't seem to turn that work shit off.![]()

