I prefer someone without braces, but if she’s my type, I’d still make an offer even if she’s undergoing orthodontic treatment!
I don’t know the current situation, but if you’re asking whether it makes things difficult, then yes, it does. That said, whether you actually get offers is a separate matter.
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The flashy silver fixed braces are pretty hard to keep on all the time.
My current monthly arrangement partner is fine with the removable white ones—as long as I take them out when we have an adult relationship (intimate).
They’re a bit more expensive, but there are also braces that go behind your teeth.
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The wording is far too abbreviated.
When someone says things like, “How about it?” or “Would that be difficult?” you end up having to ask, “What exactly are you referring to?”
Perhaps the nature of the question box means we’re expected to fill in the omitted details when answering, but in the end, if the person asking is attractive, offers will come whether she has braces or anything else.
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