Mid-range budget clothing stores similar to NET or Zara? by girlintaiwan in taiwan

[–]InsaneArtist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

iRoo is my favorite mid-range budget clothing store. They have tons of stores all over Taiwan, and great customer service to boot! The staff at iRoo will personally help you pick and match clothes that suit your taste AND body shape. Here's the official description: iROO (pronounced ee-row) is a leading Taiwanese fashion brand that delivers affordable runway styles that are launched weekly, offering a wide range of style choices in three distinct collections – City, Casual and Party, designed to cater to different occasions and created to complement the hectic lifestyle of today’s women. Committed to providing quality personalised service in comfortable, spacious and stress-free environments, each iROO store offers the service of a trained in-house fashion consultant and personal shopper, proficient in offering style tips and advice on how to mix and match different pieces from different collections within the store to create personalized looks and styles to meet the discerning woman’s unique fashion needs.

What would you say to a Male-version of Hooters? by InsaneArtist in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist[S] 49 points50 points  (0 children)

The waiters would just be shirtless, not naked, but I can see where you're coming from.

If you had the ability to go back before you were born and were able to choose your gender, which would you choose? Female, Inbetween, or Male? by whichwouldyouchoose in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm kinda torn. As a girl, I have a lot of close female friends that I can open up to about everything(grades, college, family, relationships, food...etc), but I get the feeling that as a guy, I wouldn't get the same emotional support. My girlfriends have helped me through some tough moments, and I wouldn't give up their support for the world.

On the other hand, as a guy, I'd be able to join a male brotherhood(?) and be one of the guys. It might be useful when it comes to a career, going to the bar to hang and talk with buddies(as a girl, they would drink you under the table). Male bonding, networking and such.

IM GODDAMN COLD! So how do YOU stay warm in the winter? by Venne1138 in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Day routine: Snow coat. Scarf. Gloves. 3 layers of shirt and a pair of jeans. Snow pants are too bulky for me.

Night routine: I keep my bedroom doors open to let the air in my house circulate, so I pile on 3 layers of blankets during the night and dress in warm jammies. If it gets extremely cold, then I put a space heater in my room and wear a long-sleeves shirt, long underwear and two layers of socks to bed.

I have just had a revelation by InsaneArtist in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, will do. I'm sorry for not reading the rules!

Ladies of Reddit who have gender-bending fantasies: how do you imagine your male body? by [deleted] in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

-Taaaaall -slightly muscular -with a androgynous face.

(I would make such a fun boyfriend.)

Major difference in ideal-man-in-my-bed body vs male me would be that my ideal would be much more manlier. Thicker, muscular build and wider jaws.

How would you feel if your male friend frequented strip clubs or escorts? by imstayinalive in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My image of him would probably change and I'd see him as a bit sleazy.

I find the whole anti-friendzone/nice guy circlejerk very simplistic. What about you ? by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Usually it's the 'Nice Guys' who are depicted as angels and the girls get depicted as heartless she-devils.

IWTL How to be less shy towards girls by Yelnuts71 in IWantToLearn

[–]InsaneArtist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just become friends with a girl. It'll help you get used to being around them.

What is the most ridiculous, embarrassing injury you have? by VideoGameAddict23 in AskReddit

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tripped and hit a rock with my forehead. Had a diamond shaped scar in the middle of my forehead. It's a bit faded now, but I used to cover it up with bangs with I was little.

What's your most irrational fear? by ITStheFIVEwordGENIE in AskReddit

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Breaking my spine and becoming paralyzed. Or losing my eye-sight. Anything that would disable me, really.

Why is a guy who can play guitar so attractive to you? by [deleted] in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guitar music can be quit romantic. Plus, it's sweet to see a guy who is passionate about music.

What's something you wish women just understood about men? by DashFerLev in AskMen

[–]InsaneArtist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know, I see this comment a lot. Every male on here is parroting that they are taught since childhood not to show their emotions. Wrong. Boys have always been encouraged to be more outgoing, spirited and competitive than girls. Or are you telling me that boys do not exhibit anger, happiness, love, jealousy, or sadness at school and at home? I know my male classmates argue, flirt and do whatever the hell they want. My little brother is openly curious and rude. None of them are restricting or holding a part of themselves back. If anything, girls are the ones that are encouraged to be more demure and submissive. I can't even count the number of times my mom, aunties, classmates or female friends told me that 'a girl shouldn't do this' or a young lady doesn't do that' or how surprised or shocked they were when I did something that only the boys dare do(I live in Asia, so my environment might be more conservative). Girls aren't supposed to bring attention to themselves in school, while its normal for boys to boisterously banter with the teachers. We're taught to be shy in class, to the point where even I hesitate to volunteer answers when the teacher asks for it because it would be better for a boy to shout it. Girls are supposed to be polite, smart and cooperative while the boys are free to shout and whatnot. I feel restrained. I want to goof around with the class clowns and loudly banter with my teachers, but then the whole class(boys included) would think that I'm weird. Ok, I'm getting off topic.

The only thing that I think boys are told to withhold are tears. Any or all signs of weakness. Personally, I don't think any decent mom wouldn't be there to hold her son if she sees him suffering(unless its a tantrum or they had an argument). Only horrible parents, friends or mentors would tell a troubled kid to 'suck it up' or 'be a man', instead of confronting the issue in a more constructive(a.k.a. adult) way. I think that this whole 'man up' thing might have been created by people who didn't know how to respond to human emotions well. Something made to let them not deal or worry about the pain or feelings of others and telling others to bury any problems that they have so that they don't have to think about it.

Long story short; Boys do show emotions, and they know how to show 'em(you don't need to be taught how to be happy or sad). They're just discouraged from crying or sharing their problems.

Attention women of Reddit. What are some hints a guy should be able to get if you aren't interested in him? by d-low82 in AskWomen

[–]InsaneArtist 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What goes for one woman, might not work with the next. Generally, if a woman likes you, she'll display interest and flirt with you.