Men Reveal Things That Women Think Are Attractive But Are Actually Turnoffs

We don't actually care what men find attractive. We're driven for ourselves, and we dress up for ourselves. Life simply isn't as fun if we're playing by a man's rules and not staying true to who we are. However, we gotta admit that we're curious from time to time about what's going on in their heads. In an AskMen thread, men discussed things women do that they think are attractive but actually aren't attractive. The responses ranged from beauty trends to specific behaviors. Scroll down to read all about it.

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Women are still allowed to have their preferences, but we gotta admit we're curious about what the men of Reddit have to say.
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Ain't nothing wrong with looking like other girls if they look good. Women support women. Duh. That includes following the latest trends.
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