What turns you on and off in a guy or a girl?

I apologise for taking so long to answer, but your question inspired some research.

I'm now smoking a cigarette and wearing a satisfied grin. I will get back to you when I discover ways to be turned off (as yet, he has failed to supply me with any)...

What turns me on? In general, looks. If you want to go deeper 0 a sense of humor and sensitivity

What turns me off? Overall - bad teeth, serious acne, bad attitude

Turn-ons - A great sense of humor, nice smile, confidence, knows life is messy and is willing to roll with it...

Turn-offs - Egotistical, neat freak, mean to other people, can't see the humor in everyday situations...

TURN OFFS:

Bad breath, a stink butt (bad hygiene), toenails long enough to cut up the sheets when he sleeps, selfishness, inconsideration, and mental and emotional wimpiness.

TURN ONS: Masculinity, decent looking feet, they dont have to be a pedicured up and stuff, but at least look like human feet, lol, mental and physical strength, understanding and oh lawd, patientce, sense of humor too

TURN OFF from a girl:

1- talking on a cell phone (don't ask, it just makes me "ill" when I see girls on the streets talking on their cell phones all the time)

2- Gang-girls: Usually "white" girls hanging around other ethnicity gangs.

3- Full of themselves: girls who walk taking up all the space, looking right next to you like a) you aren't there, and b) they're looking at nothing right next to you. Snobism, attitude, Bee-itch Diva attitude, etc...

Those are the main turn-OFFs I can think of right now...

As far as turn-ONs, well that could take WEEKS to explain... Let me just say I don't usually go for the typical stereotype of woman...

Cheers

turn on - height, nice scent, attractive eyes & sense of humor

turn off - bad mouth & show off

Off- neediness

On- confidence

Being mean, selfish, rude, conceited, and having poor hygene.

on, a good attractive aroma, pretty face and a hot sexy body

off, a lady's etiquette

When they don't talk or talk too much during a great song. It's a pity.