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What most girls like...

So I must admit, girls are confusing, sometimes I don't even understand them and I am one! However coming from an all girl family we all have some things in common. Here is a list of things I think most (if not all) girls have in common. Guys this might be helpful (or not) but seriously don't make things too complicated, this list should help a little. We like (love or crave or know or whatever....) to....

-We like to wear sweats, more than normal clothes, especially when it is cold.
-(Despite what I said in the previous one...) We love to have the opportunity to dress-up, make-up, hair, clothes, shoes, the whole 9 yards.
-We love to get hugs!
-We love to just cuddle and be kissed on the forehead!
-We like to not wear make-up 100% of the time, it feels great to be natural.
-We love to buy and get new shoes, shirts, pants, scarves, jewelry, everything! (However don't feel that you have to spoil us with buying us all of these things)
-We love to randomly get a text/phone call from our significant other saying "I love you" or something mushy like that, bring on the cat names!
-We like to drive, yes even when we are dating someone.
-We have jobs too, so most like to pay for things, but not all of the time.
-We love to get flowers, especially from those we love.
-We like to have muscles, not too big, but we like to workout to feel better about ourselves.
-We love pedicures/manicures.
-We like to have our backs and shoulders rubbed too!
-We like to NOT eat a salad everywhere we go to eat.
-We love holding hands with our significant other (you get extra points if it is in public or in front of friends/family)
-We like to vent about our problems, let us have our girl nights, but we like to talk to you about things as well.
-We like to eat chocolate/chocolate covered things
-We love random phone calls, even if it is just to say "Hey are you ready, because I am on my way"
-We like to paint our nails.
-We like those Action movies, but love our Chick-Flicks.
-We love to have our hair done, whether it be colored, cut, styled, or just played with.
-We like to be by ourselves sometimes. This is not to try and offend you, but we need our time just like you need yours.
-We usually like to try new things and be adventurous. Don't be afraid to ask!
-We like to be creative/crafty.
-We like to take pictures, yes even the cheesy ones!
-We love to get compliments, especially from our significant others.
-We like to be surprised!
-We like to be ourselves, so if you don't like that first off... shame on you for trying to change us.
-We might sometimes need to cry and be upset, don't be shocked, every girl will do it at some point, it's important to give us our space but be there as well, let us know you care.
-We want you to know that the small things matter!

Don't be overwhelmed ha ha, and don't hate me for posting this! I just thought it would help :)
So GO FORTH AND... DO!! I love you all!

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