She's crap Metafis.....

In Portugal and in portuguese.

Not Hingleesh.

You said it, as a 'celeb' she stinks.

Probably not even hot in Madeira.

She is feminine in that she takes pride in her appearance, wears feminine clothes, 'lip gloss bitch' has hair extensions etc-very girly! Heels in the shower was a classic.

A lot of women nowadays slouch about in trackies etc and dont care about their appearance. In that aspect Nadia is more feminine.

Nadia has taken great care to have a feminine appearance with her accessaries, make up and hair.


What I have said above is my opinion-I believe that is the point of this forum, therefore I shouldnt really have to explain myself but thought I would answer your question.

My original point was doesnt matter how glam she is she was still born a man-but you cant deny now that Nadia dresses/acts feminine.

(just for the record I have no strong opinion either way on Nadia- I'm not a misguided fan as I think you said!)
Last edited by cel_001 : 04-02-2005 at 16:07

I did not say that you are a misguided fan. But I claim the right to disagree with (almost) all of the above.

Taking great care to be a glamour puss with make up and accessories etc still fails the test of "more feminine than..". At least in my op.

"A lot of women nowadays slouch about in trackies etc and dont care about their appearance. In that aspect Nadia is more feminine".

That does not disqualify them from being feminine and pulling at pubs or where chavs gather, for example. It does not prevent feminine hips from swaying to the rhythm of the beat.

Heels in the shower is a complete no-no. Totally dangerous and impractical. Can you imagine a slip, a twist of the ankles and knocking yourself out just to be seen as feminine?

Same goes for Latino Dance workout in heels. Totally mad and reckless.

I have not disputed that "Nadia dresses/acts feminine." But it's the "more than" that I find hard to accept. Personally.

That was plain stupid and shouldn't be encouraged or celebrated in anyway

By making such a reactionary remark you show a scant understanding of either Nature of human history. I know women who have had children, grandchildren and great children and raised their children at home, never going out to work, But according to you, such women are not as feminine as Nadia because they don’t wear make-up, or sport hair extensions , or flaunt their cleavages or generally tart themselves up like Nadia. However, as this article in the Times reveals,

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...470616,00.html

young men are beginning to spend far more time on their appearance, even to the extent of waxing their bodies including armpits. Contrast this with Julia Roberts, recently named the most beautiful woman in the world, and her appearance at a Leicester Square premiere wearing a red sleeveless dress and unshaven armpits. You claim that more and more women are happy to slouch around in tracksuits instead of preening in front of a mirror. This proves that ideas as to what constitutes masculinity or femininity are not set in stone.

I respect young men who refuse to conform to outdated stereotypes that people like yourself try to strait-jacket them into. By giving rein to their inner peacock, they are merely behaving in the same way that fashionable men have behaved for millennia. Go to the National Portrait Gallery and you will see that many men who dressed in “girly” brightly coloured silks, satins, lace, pearl earrings and ribbons in their long carefully styled hair, could also be prepared to face death on the bloody battle-fields of the past. Or, perhaps such men have realised that in Nature, it is usually the male of the species who flaunts the most splendid plumage to attract the attention of the female. It is the female, by contrast, who look dowdy. She is not expected to put on a flamboyant display to snare her mate.

I can feel very smug that I don’t need to stuff toxic material into my chest cavities, wear stilettos in the shower or become a downmarket prostitute to know that I am indisputably 100% feminine. So if Nadia wants to know the secret to becoming a truly feminine woman, I have the tracksuit, no make-up and chipped nails to prove it. If she carries on with her blatant displays of narcissism, (and Narcissus was a handsome male after all) people might just get the feeling that she is becoming a little too like the young men in the Times article.

Another's points of view well expressed. There is more to feminity than bling bling.

Or ballon breasts.

What is next for Nadia? Chin reduction/chiselling?

Nadia!..mmmmmmm!!!
Last edited by smalltree : 06-02-2005 at 05:04

You are over sensitive. I hope you never come across a nasty piece of work, for your sake, because you certainly wouldn't be able to handle it if you find my comment 'Too aggressive! Too vicious! Too intolerant!'



What emotional state? I get annoyed, doesn't everyone? I think nothing of you, I wouldn't waste my time on building up a grudge on someone I have never met or never will meet and have only had a discussion with on a forum.



I don't care if I get away with it, or if I get my post deleted. It doesn't really bother me. You've read it, so I'm happy because it was aimed at you.



Ha. Don't flatter yourself.



I don't really feel the need to get involved when you go on about Bez, Marco or Shell. I like Marco but he is here to stick up for himself.



Maybe you didn't read the website that you gave to me close enough. Otherwise you would of read about the bigots that drive people to suicide with such comments.



Your opinion so fair enough.



I'll reply to you whenever I want, sorry to disappoint you.

It could not have been easy to fight the urge to lash back at me. You held out long enough!

This long post illustrates the noteworthy attention to detail that you pay every sentence in my posts.

I am flattering myself.

Am I not?

How is that lashing back? Get a grip of yourself and toughen yourself up while you're at it.

I wanted to cover everything you said so it didn't look like I was avoiding anything. Sorry to disappoint you, again. Flatter yourself all you like, it'll make you feel better.

Why me?

Find someone else!

It will make you feel better. Really!

Calm down. Don't cry.

well said heather!

She deliberately and indirectly referred to me as a weasel, and has confirmed the intended slur - that is was aimed at me to read. This is a clear and deliberate violation of the rules of the forum.
Another belittling and disparaging insult. Clearly she cannot and will not stop these offensive posts. And you still think it is well said?

That's enough squabbling, back on topic please.

Beth.

mate - stop trying to ban everyone.

btw - why has Widescreen been banned?

Lol. Sort your head out. Please. :yawn:

HI Heather. What sort of show do you think Nadia would be good in?. She has such an interesting TV presence its a breath of fresh air. I'd like to see her doing some sort of fashion/chat show thing.

Yeah, me too. I think she'd be really good in a sort of fashion TV show as well. She's known for her good fashion sense so I think she'd be great at something like that!

People are saying she's lovely. How can you say that? She's a man! So in other words your saying that a man is gourgeus and lush. You always seem to forget that she used to have a dick.

One of the things she said (or tried to say): [camera pans along her body which is layed out on a table. She is looking at it and admiring herself. She looks up at the camera] "We have to go for a break now darlingz but we'll be right back. Will you miss me? Of course you will".

She has gotten wayyyyyyyyy too big for her boots. I used to like her but now I don't.

When they showed the clip of Rebacca Loos impregnating a pig, she also said "I bet that's not the only pig she's had."

Nadia seems to forget that she used to be a prostitute and had a boyfrind at the same time. He sold his story and then she STILL went out with him again.

It is a rule of this forum that Nadia may not be described as a man - further comments of a similar nature will, no doubt, bring you to the attention of the moderators .....

Calling Nadia 'a man' is against the rules and I'm sure you'll recieve an email off the moderators - if you haven't already.

On the Best Reality TV Moments she was more than likely advised to act in a certain way and say particular things. She was just making light hearted jokes, nothing to lose sleep over. Rebecca Loos has had worse things said about her in her past so I'm sure she won't be too offended.

What Nadia chose to do with her boyfriend is entirely up to her and the only one who seemed to get hurt at the end of it all was her, so what's your problem?