Top Ten Questions Guys Might Have About Girls

Nope, not for me. It just feels like I have chocolate syrup coming out of my body. I don't get cramps, I don't get mad, I just act like my normal self.

But that's not the case for most girls. They get emotional easily, they get cramps, and they get mad easily too.

It's like getting sick for a week or more every single month, but nobody accepts it as a legitimate excuse for anything. Or not in my experience, anyway.

Heck yeah. I'm a girl, and periods are the worst! I always feel so sick, and when I have period cramps, it feels like a drill is running through my stomach.

Having a vagina feels and looks good. Mine does, at least. I can honestly say I've never felt another woman's vagina to comment about theirs.

Eh, sometimes you can sit down too quickly and send a shoe up there, or it gets itchy for no reason.

It's alright, but I hate it when it bleeds or when it cleans itself.

Well, think about it! These Disney Princess movies are made specifically for who? Girls, mostly, at least. What about these magazines floating around? They are edited to look abnormally skinny with perfect bodies.

Anyway, the truth is, most people really do care about others' images of them, even though many of those people claim that they don't care. As you see those things, I guess that it gets to you. I, personally, don't care, simply because I would love to go into Sumo if I get fat.

Because girls are much more sexualized in the media. This doesn't mean boys aren't, but from a very young age, a lot of emphasis is put on a girl to look pretty, and that becomes part of our self-worth.

Girls who were pretty were more respected and sought after in society, so we spend a lot of energy chasing after this ideal that doesn't really exist.

SHOO! Out you go! This is the final straw!

I mean, if you want to. I don't care.

I will say something to girls for the question: NO, I won't touch you.

Some? Every girl loves to gossip. Just some actually feel bad about it and stop themselves, or feel bad afterward. Gossiping makes you feel stronger and united with the person you are gossiping with. It makes you feel like you two have common ground, even if you really don't.

Some girls know it's bad and don't care, and these are the girls you should watch for. Usually, gossip ends up being a lie by the end because there is always someone along the line who exaggerates everything.

I hope I answered your question kind of.

I don't like wearing makeup every day, but for some special occasions, yes. Mostly no, though. It feels like plastic and somehow hides who you really are. Some people start hating on you when you remove makeup.

So why not just not wear makeup in the beginning? Overall, it's a no.

Depends. My friend enjoys practicing makeup on me, but there is usually something in turn because I think that I look ridiculous, and makeup is flipping annoying in terms of comfort.

Gross. Makeup is on my top-5 enemy list (nearly everything is on it, even my friends XD), and it's disgusting. Who cares about physical appearance? It takes forever to get off, it sticks to your face, it makes you look like a zombie, etc.

Nah. I hate shopping, especially clothes shopping, with a burning passion. If it's shopping for something I need and want to have, it's okay. But my mom will drag me around the store and act like I only have 1 or 2 clothes while my closet is full.

I actually only need a few clothes, about 7 T-shirts and 7 pairs of pants, but it seems like my mom will never give up on trying to convince me to turn into a girly girl.

Depends on what you mean by shopping. Everyone loves to shop for things, whether it's clothes, games, art supplies, or things for the house and car. So yeah, I like to shop, especially for games and art supplies.

I really don't know. Naturally, I would say no, but sometimes I think that I would, based on the fact that a lot of the girls that I go to school with are a bit irritating.

But hey, at least I get fewer comments about being small. I wouldn't get comments on having a low(ish)-pitched voice, either! So this is like the "What's your favorite color?" question.

Well, maybe. If I were a boy, my mom wouldn't force me to wear makeup, skirts, dresses, pink stuff, and other extremely girly and uncomfortable things.

Maybe being able to change gender whenever I want would be good.

I don't have a purse. It's more of a satchel, but I have it to keep my wallet, pads, phone, and a notepad.

Funny story: in high school, when I was on my period, I asked my male teacher to go to the washroom. He said yes, so I stood up and grabbed my satchel. Then he asked me, "Why are you bringing your purse?" I turned bright red, and I felt all the other girls feeling my pain. After that, I only asked female teachers.

Where would we leave them? Outside the bathroom? Plus, we may need to sneak in some feminine hygiene products.

Periods. The purses have pads and other hygiene stuff in them.

Being able to stand to pee makes little difference. Sure, in toilets, you can do it more quickly, but that's not a big deal. And you can't do it in public, as that's uncivilized.

I hate having to sit to pee because then it's harder to go anywhere.

Absolutely. It's so inconvenient to always need a stall.

Some naive girls who have just started dating don't know any better and just accept it as normal.

Other times, it started off as a very happy relationship but then became toxic. The girl probably still remembers the happier times in the relationship and stays, hoping their partner will go back to how they used to be.

Some are very bad with communication skills and feel bad when trying to break up with someone, so they may try to make their partner not like them (using various methods). But doing that can take a while, especially if the partner is taking out their stress or anger on them.

As other commenters have said, some girls are shallow and are in the relationship for money or looks. They might use that to impress others, but this applies to very shallow people.

Terrible. I am disgusted with everything about them. They hurt often and feel cold easily. If they're big, you need to buy an expensive bra that fits, supports well, and is comfortable.

They're pretty cool except for when you're doing any physical activity and they get all up in your face. It kinda hurts sometimes when they bounce around.

And it sucks when you can see guys looking at them. It's gross. But besides that, they're like weird mounds of happiness in our period-ridden lives.

I hate them, especially whenever I run. I've been cursed (I guess you could say) with boobs at an early age, so I've just learned to hate them while everybody else is still growing theirs in my grade.

It doesn't feel like anything, really. Just saying, I'd much rather be one, especially at this age. I don't know why people have a problem with others being virgins. Who the hell cares anyway?

Virginity isn't exclusive to girls, actually. That's a misconception made by Catholics, probably accidentally, because of the Virgin Mary.

I don't plan to lose my virginity. If I did, then that would be a careless thing to do, especially at this age.

I think they are worse than annoying. They're demons, in my opinion.

Depends on my mood. If I have to, I can get ready within 5 minutes. However, if I have the time, I would spend hours getting ready every single day. That's regardless of whether or not I was going out.

I just love makeup and fashion as creative outlets. There are few things I can think of that are more relaxing and fun.

If I'm having a really bad morning, 15 minutes tops. I try not to take too long because my parents get really annoyed if I come down late.

Below 10 minutes. If I was in a rush, below 5 minutes. Take a shower, dry myself, grab random clothes, wear them, done.

I'm into tanned guys with black hair and glasses.

But the things I want the most from a guy are sensitivity, protectiveness, strength, kindness, care, humility, and romance. I may think a certain guy is cute, but if he's rude, it's a complete turn-off and it's not cool. In fact, I immediately see the person as ugly, not attractive.

Humor, respecting different opinions (within reason), and being cuddly because that's nice.

Kindness, loyalty, sense of humor, and intelligence.

Gross and look weird. It sounds like it could be inconvenient to wear pants and do sports.

Never heard of him. I don't really have celebrity crushes.

I don't care for that dude. Sure, he's quite guapo, but he's not my type.