RE: Prom
April 16, 2018 at 2:38 am
(This post was last modified: April 16, 2018 at 2:45 am by WinterHold.)
I read the title "porn" at first. But then I discovered the whole topic; bit by bit 
from the title to the picture you posted.
I think the dress is too revealing but the girl is attractive. BTW I like her personality; totally not into how she looks.
I'm totally serious. Her personality is what I find attractive about her. The dress reflects the "critical" thinking skills she has when it comes to "problem solving" and "business management". She totally defines "new meanings" with her "bald stance wearing that dress"; exposing the "manual labor" suitable to "end thirst in the world", and also revealing "the human tools behind the mechanism of motion transfer"; i.e feet in heels. Her personality is great if you ask me.
Just for the record.
Our "prom" was actually called "graduation event from high-school"; everybody who attends must be male -since it was a boy school-. There was a boring speech, a boring "glass shield" giveaway with the name of school; and that's it. No girls, no women, nothing.
Women -who were mothers or sisters of the students- joined in another, separate room.
So.............yeah.
from the title to the picture you posted.I think the dress is too revealing
but the girl is attractive. BTW I like her personality; totally not into how she looks.I'm totally serious. Her personality is what I find attractive about her. The dress reflects the "critical" thinking skills she has when it comes to "problem solving" and "business management". She totally defines "new meanings" with her "bald stance wearing that dress"; exposing the "manual labor" suitable to "end thirst in the world", and also revealing "the human tools behind the mechanism of motion transfer"; i.e feet in heels. Her personality is great if you ask me.
Just for the record.
Our "prom" was actually called "graduation event from high-school"; everybody who attends must be male -since it was a boy school-. There was a boring speech, a boring "glass shield" giveaway with the name of school; and that's it. No girls, no women, nothing.
Women -who were mothers or sisters of the students- joined in another, separate room.
So.............yeah.
