Are you Cute, Hot, Pretty, or Beautiful?

At some point in our lives, even the plainest among us has been called one (or more) of the above adjectives, usually by the men in our lives or by random dudes who just feel like sharing their opinions..
It can be confusing to figure out if there's a hierarchy (is it better to be beautiful or hot?), or if some terms overlap (does "cute" mean someone pretty whose personality is fetching, too?). You won't really get any coherent answers to that question, because, as we know, not all words mean the same things to different people, and, for example, not all men think "pretty" is better than "hot" or that "hot" is better than "cute."

But this isn't about dealing with whois who? But rather it's about spilling the beans about which one you get the most. I wouldn't lose sleep over it, but after you answer, tell me how you feel about the compliment you get. Do you wish it were something else or do you wish men would stop labeling you?

Are You Called Cute, Pretty, Beautiful or Hot?
Hmmmm!!!

Mabroook Ladies!!!

WE LADIES SHOULD BE PROUD OF OURSELVES, FOR ALL THOSE WHO VOTED FOR ALL THOSE GREAT WOMEN, ENSHALA THIS TIME KUWAIT-WOMEN WILL HAVE THE VOICE TO TALK/SHARE/AND CONQUER;)
IM SOO HAPPY! CAN'T STOP SMILING:D

Girl Talk

New Study: Emotionally Smart Women Have Better Sex:
A recent study suggests that women who score high in emotional intelligence — meaning they are good at expressing feelings and empathizing with others — have more fun in bed as well.

It makes sense. If you're in touch with your feelings, can suss out how your partner feels, and express what you want — sex will be better than if you're closed off, have no clue what another person is feeling, and lack communication skills.
Professor Tim Spector of King's College in London asked more than 2,000 female twins between the ages of 18 and 83 about their sex lives, including how they rated their ability to have an orgasm. They were also asked to fill out a questionnaire that determined to what degree they were emotionally intelligent, or flourished in self expression, empathy and contentment.

Emotional intelligence also makes it easier, researchers say, for women to fantasize about sex, which is always a good thing. I wonder, though, if it's important for men to have emotional intelligence to be good in bed or to enjoy themselves more? Something tells me they might have fun no matter what...