Yes! I can completely relate to this. There was a guy I worked with who only worn plain T-shirts to work, but when I went out with him he worn a shirt with buttons, blerghhhh!!!! I couldn't go near him and I really fancied him as well.
In fact I have had real problems with this as I cannot go near a bloke wearing buttons. The last boyfriend I had I told him to please wear T-
shirts all the time (but didn't mention the reason). He did what I said but still worn polo shirts, and didn't understand why that was just as bad :(
--- In b_phobia@yahoogroups.com, "alternaace2004" <alternaace2004@y...> wrote:
> I don't know him at all, but it's a double edged sword. I find this
> guy very attractive except the fact that at least twice a week, he
> keeps wearing POLO SHIRTS!!!! EWWWWWWWW. My job isn't even that
> interactive (it's data entry) and I've hardly had any conversations
> with him, but I can't even bear to look at him when he has on a Polo.
> Hey maybe that will help me in getting over this crush LOL
> Has anyone else ever had their crushes or attractions crushed because
> their object of attention was wearing too many buttons?
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