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04-03-07, 06:53 PM
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not talking major weight gain......[hmmok, but mine hasn't done this anyway, though after kids and with age, it is perfectly normalto gain some weight].......
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just maybe didnt shave her legs as often.....[never been with a woman that does this, so can't say]......
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stopped wearing makeup.......[my wife hardly wears it and only sparingly on the rare occassionwhen she does wear it, so again not an issue for me]........
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eyebrows weren't plucked as often...........[never been with a woman that does this, so can't say, except that plucking of eyebrows would probably drive me away if anything]..........
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toe nails needed addressing, nails weren't manicured.........[I think my wife would rather die than let her nails go un-manicured for any length of time, sohave no ideaif it would be an issue for me if she did let them go.......though mind you there has been many an occassion when she has been downstaris manicuring and I have been like "damn it woman, come to bed, I couldn't care if you resembled the Yeti right at this moment"  ]........
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clothesdidnt always look fashionable and fabulous.......[wife is not really a 'follower of fashion' but is always well kept,so could not imagine her letting this aspect of her character slip].......
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would you mind? and what would you do? would it effect your physical attraction towards her?
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Basically it would be hard to imagine my wife letting things slip to such an extent that it would affect my attraction to her, because she sets for herself certain standards that she doesn't let slip. Besides, I still find her every bit as attractive and desirable (even more so in fact) as I did some 15 years ago when she first came into my life, so 'losing that attraction' is not something I really contemplate. I just take it as read that she will always cause my temperature to rise, one way or another.
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