Girl said to me 'You have so soft lips!' what does it mean?

:youreafag:

My wife says the same to me , guess its hot, she likes them, better than hard

and rough so no need to worry.

I'm guessing it means you have soft lips, now go show her how rhythmic yet firm your tongue is!

Girls have a tendency to say girly stuff. Stuff that doesn't exactly bolster a man's confidence in his manhood. I remember a girl once likened me to a sugar cube. The context was that she was one of several women who were attracted to me, and they were like flies drawn to a sugar cube. Being a stud the girls are fighting over is actually good, but still - how manly is it to be a sugar cube???

It's the same thing with you. You're a great manly kisser that makes her wet, but she describes it in a way that makes you sound fucking gay.

It means you worry too much.

u kiss softly

She is trying to find something to compliment you on, since you have a very very tiny wiener.



You will have to use your lips to satisfy her, as your pee pee won't even reach her clitoris.



Sorry Bro...

What she said^^^^^^^

And after that it's time for her to hold your pulsating baby maker and tell you if it's as soft as your lips.

She wants it, OP.

its a good thing

Your response should have been 'but my dizzack is hard as steel' then ram that shit all up in her kidneyes and inject her with the elixer of life.

If you were a man.

It means you have a deadly disease, i recommend you drink an entire bottle of vodka and dance naked at a cemetery to heal your self.

.....some of the advice posted.....

OP, never ask GLP for their opinions or insight....it can be brutally honest sometimes.....but true, maybe.

LMAO right?!?!!?


OP, it means you have soft lips. don't read too much into it.

She wants the D.

Damn...you beat me to it!

Bingo, getting a hint that she wants those lips on other parts of her body

the dog?

:lbrador:

yes.

It means....


lemme break it down for you...


soft
sôft/
adjective
adjective: soft; comparative adjective: softer; superlative adjective: softest

1.
easy to mold, cut, compress, or fold; not hard or firm to the touch.
"soft margarine"
synonyms: mushy, squashy, pulpy, pappy, slushy, squishy, doughy; More
informalgooey
"soft fruit"
swampy, marshy, boggy, miry, oozy;
heavy, squelchy
"soft ground"
squashy, spongy, compressible, supple, springy, pliable, pliant, resilient, malleable
"a soft cushion"
antonyms: hard, firm
having a smooth surface or texture that is pleasant to touch; not rough or coarse.
"soft crushed velvet"
synonyms: velvety, smooth, fleecy, downy, furry, silky, silken, satiny; More
plush, plushy
"soft fabric"
antonyms: rough, harsh
rounded; not angular.
"the soft edges of their adobe home"


2.
having a pleasing quality involving a subtle effect or contrast rather than sharp definition.
"the soft glow of the lamps"
synonyms: dim, low, faint, subdued, muted, mellow More
"soft light"
pale, pastel, muted, understated, restrained, subdued, subtle
"soft colors"
blurred, vague, hazy, misty, foggy, nebulous, fuzzy, blurry, indistinct, unclear
"soft outlines"
antonyms: harsh, lurid, sharp
(of a voice or sound) quiet and gentle.
"they spoke in soft whispers"
synonyms: quiet, low, faint, muted, subdued, muffled, hushed, whispered, stifled, murmured, gentle, dulcet; More
indistinct, inaudible
"soft voices"
antonyms: strident, clear
(of rain, wind, or other natural force) not strong or violent.
"a soft breeze rustled the trees"
synonyms: gentle, light, mild, moderate More
"a soft wind"
antonyms: strong
(of a consonant) pronounced as a fricative (as c in ice ).
(of a market, currency, or commodity) falling or likely to fall in value.
me"


lip
lip/
noun
plural noun: lips

1.
either of the two fleshy parts that form the upper and lower edges of the opening of the mouth.
"he kissed her on the lips"
used to refer to a person's speech or to current topics of conversation.
"downsizing is on everyone's lips at the moment"
another term for labium (sense 1 and sense 2).
another term for labellum.

2.
the edge of a hollow container or an opening.
"drawing her finger around the lip of the cup"
synonyms: edge, rim, brim, border, verge, brink More
"the lip of the crater"
a rounded, raised, or extended piece along an edge.
synonyms: edge, rim, brim, border, verge, brink More
"the lip of the crater"

3.
informal
impudent talk.
"don't give me any of your lip!"
synonyms: insolence, impertinence, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, rudeness, audacity, effrontery, disrespect; More
informalmouth, back-talk, guff, sauce
"don't give me any lip!"

verb
3rd person present: lips


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It means... You have soft lips.

The bolded part ^^^ is confusing me.

So he has an easy to mold, raised & extended piece?

as long as she doesn't say you have soft hands, you're ok. Or soft something else.

She just acknowledged the scum she is.

She likes your kisses

lol

like putty in her hands... she can craft him into whatever she wants with a lil womanly charm