I don't know what the line is. Depending on who is asking, and how they are asking, I'm okay answering some questions (mechanical, usually) if they are very nosy (I still don't know why they want to know stuff), but very quickly there is a point where I feel extremely uncomfortable and then get upset if they push it. I'm just not happy to share what some people want. Some people think that because my profile says I don't cyber, and because of my name, that they can somehow "teach" me to be more comfortable and "ease" me into talking about certain things. All it does is make me unhappy and want to run away. It's not something I enjoy.
I'm happy having a giggle with my mates that I know better on here, or asking them questions for my stories, but that's it. The most I can do is offer a hug (with clothes on) in the virtual world, and most of my friends seem okay with that. I am always hidden on here because I have found I am 95% less likely to get blackboxed by people I'm not comfortable talking to.
I know a lot of you guys say a confident lass is a sexy lass, and I understand that; I get it.
However, what about the lass who you like for her nature, personality, and character, even if her looks are not what you would fantasise about? What would it take for you to want to put in the time for her to learn to trust you, and learn to feel more confident around you when she has been told not-very-nice things about herself in the past? Like, if she wanted to trust you and be comfortable around you, but her past experiences meant she felt bad about many aspects of herself, and she was afeared you would hurt her too.
Would you be able to be patient with her? Would you be prepared to put up with low self-esteem and fear of being hurt if you really liked her, and she showed she was able to grow into the relationship?
Or do you just not go there at all? How do you decide when she's worth it?
Also, have you ever told a lass things about herself and/or appearance that were hurtful, and if so, why, and do you regret it or stand by it?
Thank you in advance of any replies.