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1183 Changes in Appearance

Maria talks about what she would consider changing about her appearance.

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cause a problem

It does cause a problem when I'm looking for a guy.

Some that 'causes a problem' creates a difficult situation for you. Notice the following:

  1. I would stay at your house, but I don't want to cause any problems for you guys.
  2. The fact that her boyfriend was a little older caused some problems for her parents.

fall for

I happen to fall for shorter guys

A person that you 'fall for,' is someone who you become romantically interested in. Notice the following:

  1. She falls for men quite quickly.
  2. He is always falling for beautiful women.

intimidated

They were always being intimidated by my height.

When a person feels scared of or threatened by you, you can say that they feel 'intimidated.' We can feel intimidated by another person's abilities, size, looks, etc. Notice the following:

  1. He is only saying those things to intimidate you.
  2. I was always very intimidated by her, because she was so beautiful.

lead to

I guess that would also lead to you having problems finding shoes.

If one situation 'leads to' another situation, it causes or creates the second situation. Notice the following:

  1. Smoking can lead to cancer.
  2. Knee injuries can lead to a lifetime of problems.

watch out

I have to watch out.

Something you have to 'watch out' for is something you have to be careful of. Notice the following:

  1. Watch out for the dog at this house, because she is very aggressive.
  2. You really need to watch out for police when you are driving this time of night.

 

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