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No. Nobody digs cauliflower ear except new white belts, JV high school wrestlers, and TUF fans.
Chance of women digging cauliflower is about as high as the chance of them digging a rolling omoplata. 99% of women will have no idea what it is, will not care, and will just feel that it's totally disgusting.
's the truth, don't lie to yourself.
Chance of women digging cauliflower is about as high as the chance of them digging a rolling omoplata. 99% of women will have no idea what it is, will not care, and will just feel that it's totally disgusting.
's the truth, don't lie to yourself.
A friend of mine told me this past weekend he went to a club with a couple of other guys. He told me chicks there dig guys with cauliflower ears. First thing I thought in my mind is you must be shitting me. Who in their right mind digs cauliflower ears? My girlfriend thinks its ugly. Keeps telling me to watch out for my right ear cuz its slowly starting to develop. I understand being proud people know u grapple or do MMA but digging cauliflower ears is an understatement!
Chance of women digging cauliflower is about as high as the chance of them digging a rolling omoplata. 99% of women will have no idea what it is, will not care, and will just feel that it's totally disgusting.
's the truth, don't lie to yourself.
So this guy must have no problem getting women, eh?
This mostly depends on your geographical location. If you're in a place like France of course, it will not fly. However in a place like Vegas, Rio, Tokyo, England/Australia (rugby), the girls are aware of the causes behind the ears, and they either do not mind ("hey at least my bf has a bad ass hobby!") or they dig it. Sure you will get some girls who absolutely detest it even in these areas (there are some guys that hate large boobs- go figure), but this is entirely subjective. Probably the most prevalent reason for cauliflower hatred by chicks is because they don't understand how guys get it. THey think it's some sort of elphantitus or leprosy/genetic abnormality. I have it, my friends have it and it's never been an issue- in fact it's a good conversation starter.