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Thursday, June 22, 2017

New York FM Radio Staions Chart

New York FM Radio Stations Chart

Station Information for WNYZ-LP
FM Frequency	87.75
Station Address	136-56 39th Avenue, Suite 400 Flushing, NY 11354
Classification and Power	UHF, 3000W
Transmitter Location	Long Island City, NY
Contact	718-358-9300
Website	http://www.krbusa.com
Format	Korean
Owner	Island Broadcasting Co.
History	Broadcasting since May 2005; Russian programming from July 2005 to February 2008. A Rhythmic CHR format, Pulse 87, operated by the Mega Media Group, debuted on February 11, 2008. Mega Media`s lease and the Pulse 87 format expired on October 30, 2009. From November 2, 2009 until January 21, 2010, WNYZ featured a simulcast of Long Island`s Party 105 (WPTY). The station featured indie rock music and Caribbean music between January and March, 2010, and weekday Rusian programming returned on March 31, 2010. In January, 2015, the station adopted the Korean radio programming previously heard on WWRU (1660 AM).
Comments	Not licensed as an FM station, WNYZ-LP is the audio carrier of a low power TV station, Channel 6.

Station Information for WCWP-FM
FM Frequency	88.1
Station Address	C.W. Post Campus 720 Northern Blvd. Brookville, NY 11548-1300
Classification and Power	A, 265W
Transmitter Location	Brookville, NY
Contact	516-299-2683 fax: 516-299-2767 email: wcwp@cwpost.liu.edu
Website	http://www.liu.edu/wcwp
Station Staff	General Manager - Dan Cox Operations Manager - Joseph Manfredi Programming Director - Jason Mirabile
Format	Jazz
Owner	Long Island University/C.W. Post Campus
History	On the air since 1965

Station Information for WBGO-FM
FM Frequency	88.3
Station Address	54 Park Place Newark, NJ 07012
Classification and Power	B1, 4500W
Transmitter Location	Newark, NJ
Contact	973-624-8880 fax: 973-824-8888 email: jazz88@wbgo.org
Website	http://wbgo.org
Station Staff	General Manager - Amy Niles Operations Director - David Tallacksen Music Director - Gary Walker News Director - Doug Doyle
Format	Jazz
Owner	Newark Public Radio, Inc.
History	Originally an educational station run by the Essex County (NJ) Board of Education, WBGO has been on the air since 1948, initially broadcasting on 91.1. In 1975, the license was transferred to Newark Public Radio and on April 9, 1979 the present jazz format was introduced. The station began 24-hour broadcasting in 1980.
Comments	Listener-supported public radio

Station Information for WRHU-FM
FM Frequency	88.7
Station Address	111 Hofstra University Room 127 Hempstead, NY 11549-1110
Classification and Power	A, 470W
Transmitter Location	Hempstead, NY
Contact	516-463-5106 request line: 516-463-5600 fax: 516-463-5668 e-mail: mail@wrhu.org
Website	http://www.wrhu.org
Station Staff	General Manager - Bruce Avery Operations Manager - Joel Meyer Station Manager - Michael DePetrillo Program Director - Emily Tweedy
Format	Music - Variety
Sports Coverage	Hofstra Sports
Owner	Hofstra University
History	On the air since June 9, 1959, initially as WHCH, then WVHC; call letters changed to WRHU on July 25, 1983

Station Information for WSIA-FM
FM Frequency	88.9
Station Address	College of Staten Island 2800 Victory Blvd. Staten Island, NY 10314
Classification and Power	D, 11W
Transmitter Location	Staten Island, NY
Contact	718-982-3050 fax 718-982-3052
Website	http://wsia.csi.cuny.edu/
Station Staff	General Manager - Philip Masciantonio Program Director - Bryan Ahl Music Director - Steve Olivieri
Format	New Non-Commercial Music
Owner	College of Staten Island (CUNY)
History	On the air since August 31, 1981.

Station Information for WFDU-FM
FM Frequency	89.1
Station Address	Fairleigh Dickinson University 1000 River Road Teaneck, NJ 07666
Classification and Power	A, 650W
Transmitter Location	Alpine, NJ
Contact	201-692-2806 fax: 201-692-2807
Website	http://www.wfdu.fm
Station Staff	General Manager - Carl J. Kraus Program Director - Barry Sheffield Music Directors - David Grogan, Kim Gluckler, Jerry Rubino
Format	Music-Variety
Sports Coverage	Fairleigh Dickinson Sports
Owner	Fairleigh Dickinson University
History	On the air since 1971
Comments	Broadcasts Tuesday through Friday 1:15 AM - 3:45 PM and from 1:15 AM Saturday to 3:45 PM Monday

Station Information for WNYU-FM
FM Frequency	89.1
Station Address	5-11 University Place, Basement New York, NY 10003
Classification and Power	B1, 8300W
Transmitter Location	Bronx
Contact	office - 212-998-1674 studio - 212-998-1818 fax - 212-998-1652
Website	http://www.wnyu.org
Station Staff	General Manager - Julianne Wagner Program Director - Luka Douridas Music Director - Hanna Novak
Format	Variety - Music
Owner	New York University
History	On the air since May 3, 1973
Comments	Broadcasts Monday - Friday 4 PM - 1 AM. WNYU operates a 50W booster in lower Manhattan to augment the station`s signal in the New York University area.

Station Information for WSOU-FM
FM Frequency	89.5
Station Address	Seton Hall University 400 South Orange Avenue South Orange, NJ 07079
Classification and Power	A, 2400W
Transmitter Location	South Orange, NJ
Contact	973-761-9768
Website	http://www.wsou.net
Station Staff	General Manager - Mark Maben Station Manager - Ian Rygiel Program Director - Chris Perucich Music Director - Jen O`Brien
Format	Rock
Sports Coverage	Seton Hall Sports
Owner	Seton Hall University
History	On the air since 1948

Station Information for WKCR-FM
FM Frequency	89.9
Station Address	Columbia University 2920 Broadway New York, NY 10027
Classification and Power	B1, 630W
Transmitter Location	4 Times Square
Contact	212-854-9920 email: board@wkcr.org
Website	http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/wkcr/
Station Staff	Station Manager - Emi Noguchi Program Director - Nicholas Wong
Format	Variety - Music
Sports Coverage	Columbia Sports
Owner	Columbia University
History	Initially broadcasting on the Columbia University campus as CURC, named for the "Columbia University Radio Club", in 1941. The call letters WKCR were adopted in 1947, and off-campus broadcasting on the 89.9 FM frequency began in 1956.
Comments	WKCR, which transmitted from the World Trade Center between 1985 and September 11, 2001, broadcast at low power from the Columbia University area until September 12, 2003, when its transmitter at 4 Times Square went into service.

Station Information for WKRB-FM
FM Frequency	90.3
Station Address	Kingsborough Community College 2001 Oriental Blvd. Brooklyn, NY 11235
Classification and Power	D, 10W
Transmitter Location	Brooklyn, NY
Contact	718-368-4572
Website	http://wkrb.org/index.htm
Station Staff	Station Manager - Robert Herklotz
Format	Contemporary Hit Radio
Sports Coverage	Brooklyn Cyclones baseball
Owner	Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
History	On the air since May 28, 1978.
Comments	On March 31, 2006, WKRB changed its broadcast frequency from 90.9 to 90.3.

Station Information for WHCR-FM
FM Frequency	90.3
Station Address	City College of New York 138th Street & Convent Ave. New York, NY 10031
Classification and Power	D, 10W
Transmitter Location	City College
Contact	212-650-7481 fax: 212-650-7480 e-mail: info@whcr.org
Website	http://www.whcr.org
Station Staff	General Manager - Angela Harden
Format	Variety
Owner	City College of New York
History	On the air since February 1985.

Station Information for WHPC-FM
FM Frequency	90.3
Station Address	Nassau Community College One Education Drive Garden City, NY 11530
Classification and Power	500W
Transmitter Location	Garden City
Contact	516-572-7438 fax: 516-572-7831 e-mail: whpc@ncc.edu
Website	http://www.ncc.edu/whpc
Station Staff	Program Director - Jim Green News Director - Ray Bertolino
Format	Music-Variety
Sports Coverage	Nassau Community College basketball
Owner	Nassau Community College (SUNY)
History	On the air since 1972, initially sharing time with Adelphi station WBAU. WBAU shut down in 1995.

Station Information for WFUV-FM
FM Frequency	90.7
Station Address	Fordham University Bronx, NY 10458
Classification and Power	B, 50,000W
Transmitter Location	Fordham University, Bronx
Contact	office 718-817-4550 fax 718-365-9815 request line: 718-365-9070 e-mail: thefolks@wfuv.org
Website	http://www.wfuv.org
Station Staff	General Manager - Chuck Singleton Program Director - Rita Houston Music Director - Russ Borris
Format	AAA/Americana
Sports Coverage	Fordham Sports
Owner	Fordham University
History	On the air since July, 1947
Comments	WFUV also broadcasts from a 2500W booster station located at Riverside Church in Manhattan, WFUV-FM3, and a 7W translator, W233BM-FM (94.5), in Beacon, New York.

Station Information for WFMU-FM
FM Frequency	91.1
Station Address	P.O. Box 2011, Jersey City, NJ 07303-2011
Classification and Power	B, 1250W
Transmitter Location	West Orange, NJ
Contact	studio phone - 201-200-9368 office - 201-521-1416 email: wfmu@wfmu.org
Website	http://wfmu.org
Station Staff	Station Manager - Ken Freedman Program Director - Brian Turner Music Director - Brian Turner
Format	Music - Freeform
Owner	Auricle Communications
History	On the air since April 24, 1958; associated with Upsala College 1958-1994. Freeform radio format introduced beginning in 1967-68.
Comments	Listener-supported public radio. This station also broadcasts on WMFU (90.1 FM) from Mount Hope, Orange County, New York, and on W220EG (91.7 FM; translator) from New City, Rockland County, New York.

Station Information for WNYE-FM
FM Frequency	91.5
Station Address	1 Centre Street 26th Floor New York, NY 10007
Classification and Power	B, 18,000W
Transmitter Location	Brooklyn, NY
Contact	212-669-7400
Website	http://www.nyc.gov/radio
Station Staff	General Manager - Terence O`Driscoll Program Director - Milly Perez
Format	Music/Variety
Owner	City of New York
History	WNYE started out as a high-frequency AM ("apex") station in 1938, switching to FM by 1942, at which time it broadcast at a frequency of 42.1MHz. In 1946, it moved to the new FM band at 91.7, moving again to 91.5 in 1948. The station was transferred from the NYC Board of Education to NYC Dept. of Information Technology & Telecommunications in October 2004. The station is now operated by the NYC Mayor`s Office of Media and Entertainment.

Station Information for WBMP-FM
FM Frequency	92.3
Station Address	345 Hudson Street 10th Floor New York, NY 10014
Classification and Power	B, 6000W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	212-314-9230 or 212-314-9200 studio line: 888-923-0923
Website	http://www.923ampradiony.com/
Station Staff	General Manager - Dan Bouloukos Program Director - Rick Thomas Music Director - Nadine Santos Local Sales Manager - Gary Blum
Format	CHR
Owner	CBS Radio
History	The first station on this frequency, WMCA-FM, went on the air on December 25, 1948, broadcasting until February 26, 1951, when it was sold to WHOM. WHOM-FM featured a variety of formats, including ethnic, background music, classical, Spanish, and easy listening. WKTU (light pop format) ran from June 5, 1975, to July 29, 1978; WKTU (Disco format) 7/78-7/85; WXRK (Classic Rock format) 7/13/85 - 1/5/96; Alternative Rock format adopted 1/5/96, gradually moving to an Active Rock format. On Sunday, January 1, 2006, WXRK changed its call letters to WFNY, and on Tuesday, January 3, 2006, WFNY replaced its weekday music programming with talk/personality shows. On May 24, 2007, the talk/personality format was discontinued and the previous rock format was reinstated. The station reverted to its WXRK call letters on May 31, 2007.
Comments	WXRK adopted a CHR format on March 11, 2009, as "92.3 NOW", and the call letters were changed to WNOW on November 8, 2012. The station re-branded as "92.3 AMP Radio" in May 2014, adopting the call letters WBMP on June 23, 2014.

Station Information for WQBU-FM
FM Frequency	92.7
Station Address	1103 Stewart Avenue Garden City, NY 11530
Classification and Power	A, 2000W
Transmitter Location	Lake Success, NY
Contact	516-222-1103
Website	http://927laquebuena.univision.com/
Station Staff	General Manager - Stephanie McNamara Program Director - Alix Quintero
Format	Spanish - Mexican Regional
Owner	Univision
History	On the air since 1958 as WLIR; was WDRE from November 24, 1987, until July 1, 1996, when it again became modern rock WLIR. In October 2003, owner Jarad Broadcasting announced that it was selling 92.7 to Univision and that the WLIR call letters and format would move to a different Jarad station. On Friday, January 9, 2004, the transfer was finalized and WLIR began broadcasting a simulcast of Univision`s WCAA - 105.9 FM. The call letters were changed to WZAA on January 12, 2004. On May 27, 2005, WCAA and WZAA shifted from "Latino Mix" to "La Kalle", featuring reggaetón and Latin hip-hop.
Comments	On January 11, 2007, WZAA discontinued its simulcast of WCAA and adopted a Mexican Regional format. The call letters WQBU were adopted on February 23, 2007.

Station Information for WPAT-FM
FM Frequency	93.1
Station Address	26 West 56th Street New York, NY 10019
Classification and Power	B, 5400W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	(212)246-9393
Website	http://www.931amor.com/
Station Staff	Market Manager/Senior VP - Marko Radlovic General Manager - Frank Flores Program Director - Tony Luna Local Sales Manager - Mickie Reyes National Sales Manager - Diana Hagan
Format	Spanish - love songs/ballads
Owner	Spanish Broadcasting System of New York, Inc.
History	The history of this frequency can be traced back to July 18, 1939, when Edwin H. Armstrong`s station W2XMN began regular broadcasting on a frequency of 42.8 Mhz. Armstrong, the father of FM radio, had actually begun testing the station on April 10, 1938, and had demonstrated FM transmission as early as 1934. The station, which also became known as W31NY and WFMN, moved to 43.1 Mhz in 1942. W2XMN moved to the new FM band in 1946, first at 92.1 Mhz, and then in 1948, to 93.1, where it became known as KE2XCC. It went off the air on March 6, 1954, soon after Armstrong`s death. WPAT broadcast on this frequency with an Easy Listening format from March 1, 1957, until the station`s sale to Spanish Broadcasting in January 1996.

Station Information for WVIP-FM
FM Frequency	93.5
Station Address	1 Broadcast Forum New Rochelle, NY 10801
Classification and Power	A, 2950W
Transmitter Location	Yonkers, NY
Contact	914-636-1460
Station Staff	General Manager - William O'Shaughnessy Program Director - Don Stevens
Format	Caribbean Music
Sports Coverage	Iona College Sports
Owner	Hudson Westchester Radio, Inc.
History	On the air since 1953. Call letters changed from WRTN to WVIP as of November 1, 2006.
Comments	Caribbean and Reggae music programming was heard primarily on weekday evenings and weekends prior to April 2004, but is currently heard during most hours.

Station Information for WNYC-FM
FM Frequency	93.9
Station Address	160 Varick Street New York, NY 10013
Classification and Power	B, 5400W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	646-829-4000
Website	http://www.wnyc.org
Station Staff	President - Laura Walker VP Programming - Dean Cappello Program Director - J. Mikel Ellcessor Music Director - George Preston
Format	News/Talk/Public Affairs
Owner	WNYC Foundation
History	Operated until 1997 as the City of New York's municipal radio station, the station went on the air in March 1943 as W39NY on a frequency of 43.9MHz, becoming WNYC-FM on November 1, 1943. In 1946, it moved to the new FM band at 94.5, moved to 95.3, and in 1947, moved again to 93.9. It was sold to the WNYC Foundation in 1997.
Comments	WNYC-FM, which transmitted from the World Trade Center, is now broadcasting from the Empire State Building

Station Information for WNSH-FM
FM Frequency	94.7
Station Address	Two Penn Plaza 17th Floor New York, NY 10121
Classification and Power	B, 23,500W
Transmitter Location	West Orange, NJ
Contact	Request Line - 877-947-6274
Website	http://www.nashfm947.com/
Station Staff	General Manager - Kim Bryant General Sales Manager - Maire Mason Program Director - Brian Thomas
Format	Country Music
Owner	Cumulus Radio
History	This station originated with a construction permit issued to Bremer Broadcasting Corp. to operate on the old FM band at a frequency of 49.5 in January 1942. Bremer, however, did not put the station, WAAW, on the air until June 23, 1947, broadcasting on 101.9. The station became WAAT-FM later in 1947 and moved to 94.7 in 1948. It was sold to National Telefilm Associates in 1958, and the call letters were changed to WNTA-FM. Bergen Broadcasting purchased the station in 1961 and adopted the call letters WJRZ-FM in 1962. In 1966, the station was purchased by evangelist Harold Camping`s Family Stations, and the call letters WFME were adopted.
Comments	On October 16, 2012, Cumulus Media announced that it was purchasing WFME from Family Stations. The sale was completed on January 9, 2013, and Family Radio`s programming was discontinued on January 11, 2013. Pending the introduction of a new format, Cumulus began a simulcast of WPLJ using the call letters WRXP, which was legally adopted on January 14, 2013. A country music format debuted on January 21, 2013, and the call letters were again changed, to WNSH, on January 29, 2013.

Station Information for WQHT-FM
FM Frequency	97.1
Station Address	395 Hudson Street New York, NY 10014
Classification and Power	B, 6700W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	212-229-9797 fax: 212-929-8559
Website	http://www.hot97.com
Station Staff	General Manager - Deon Levingston Program Director - Pio Ferro Music Director - Karlie Hustle Operations Manager - Brian D`Aurelio Market Sales Director - Harry Clark General Sales Manager - Andrea Barone
Format	CHR-Urban
Owner	Emmis Broadcasting Corp.
History	For most of its history NBC's FM station, the station first went on the air on January 11, 1940, with the call letters W2XWG on a frequency of 42.6MHz, although NBC had been conducting tests on the FM band since the summer of 1939. W2XWG moved to 45.1MHz by March 1941 and became WEAF-FM on September 24, 1944. In 1946, it moved to the new FM band at a frequency of 97.3. The call letters were changed to WNBC-FM on November 1, 1946, and the station moved to its present frequency, 97.1, in 1949. The name of the station was changed to WRCA-FM in October 1954 and changed back to WNBC-FM in May 1960. Switched to all-news WNWS on June 18, 1975, then to WYNY on 1/1/77. WYNY changed from Adult Contemporary to a Country format on July 1, 1987, and was sold to Emmis in 1988. Country WYNY moved to 103.5 on 9/22/88, exchanging frequencies with WQHT (Hot 103), which became Hot 97 on this frequency at that time.

Station Information for WWPR-FM
FM Frequency	105.1
Station Address	1120 Sixth Avenue New York, NY 10036
Classification and Power	B, 6000W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	(212) 704-1051
Website	http://www.power1051fm.com
Station Staff	General Manager - Joe Puglise VP of Programming - Thea Mitchem Program Director - Jack "Cadillac Jack" McCartney VP of Sales - Bernie Weiss Local Sales Manager - Ray Tejeda
Format	CHR-Urban
Owner	iHeartMedia
History	First on the air as WWRL-FM on December 14, 1953; changed to WRFM in October 1957. Easy Listening WRFM became Adult Contemporary WNSR on 4/17/86; CHR Rock/Pop WMXV 3/30/92 to 11/29/96 CHR Rock/Pop WDBZ 11/29/96-8/5/97 CHR Rock/Pop WNSR 8/5/97-4/13/98; purchased by Chancellor Media and change of call letters to WBIX 4/13/98 - Hot AC format; change to "Jammin' Oldies" format 12/4/98. Call letters changed to WTJM effective 3/1/99. The format changed to CHR-Urban (hip-hop, rap, r&b) on March 14, 2002, and call letters changed to WWPR on April 12, 2002.

Station Information for WBLS-FM
FM Frequency	107.5
Station Address	3 Park Avenue New York, NY 10016
Classification and Power	B, 4200W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	212-447-1000 fax: 212-447-5211 Request Line: 212-545-1075 e-mail: info@wbls.com
Website	http://www.wbls.com
Station Staff	General Manager - Deon Levingston Program Director - Skip Dillard Music Director - Stacy Anderson General Sales Manager - Leon Van Gelder Local Sales Manager - Jennifer Turec LaMontagne National Sales Manager - Jon Plesser
Format	Urban AC
Owner	YMF Media
History	The first station on this frequency was WEVD-FM, which broadcast from July 1, 1951, to December 1952, when WEVD moved to 97.9. WLIB appeared on September 15, 1965, becoming WBLS in 1974. WBLS shifted from an Urban format to an Urban AC format on January 6, 2005. On April 30, 2012, WBLS began carrying a number of shows previously heard on 98.7 Kiss FM.
Comments	On February 11, 2014, station owner YMF Media agreed to sell WBLS to Emmis Communications. Pending completion of the sale, Emmis plans to operate WBLS under an LMA beginning on March 1, 2014.

Station Information for WLTW-FM
FM Frequency	106.7
Station Address	1133 Sixth Avenue 34th Floor New York, NY 10036
Classification and Power	B, 6000W
Transmitter Location	Empire State Building
Contact	(212) 603-4600 email: contact@1067litefm.com
Website	http://www.1067litefm.com/
Station Staff	General Manager - Joe Puglise VP of Programming - Thea Mitchem Operations Manager/Program Director - Chris Conley VP of Sales - Bernie Weiss General Sales Manager - Patricia Jarmek
Format	Adult Contemporary
Owner	iHeartMedia
History	WRVR first went on the air on January 26, 1961, eventually adopting a jazz format. The station became country WKHK on September 8, 1980, and adopted the current call letters and format on January 23, 1984 .

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Tuesday, June 20, 2017

5 Types Of Girls You Should Stay Clear Away From

Guys always in search for love and look to date the so call right girl but not knowing what they are getting themselves into. The guys' species seek for a woman she always searches with his intent to fall in love. He does not get to learn the type of women that comes his way. He becomes blinded by the woman out exterior and not studying the woman interior personality. Once he gets his feelings hooked into the woman he starts seeing the negative behavior not knowing those attribute was always there. So, males take your time and observe these five types of women you should run from and save yourself and heart from being broken.

Guys watch out for these five types:

Number 1

This chick has made it her hobby to argue about absolutely everything. In particular, she has mastered the technique of bringing up topics and past arguments that are completely unrelated to the issue at hand. The more you try to tell her that her sense of logic is out of whack, the more she'll argue.

She may also try to make you feel guilty about everything you do, even situations that you have absolutely no control over.

Obviously, if you're always tense when you're with your girlfriend, it defeats the purpose of having a relationship. If you got involved with this type of woman without realizing what you were getting yourself into, now's the time to run in the other direction.

Number 2

There are ultimately two types of chronic cheaters. The first will announce her history of infidelity on the first date as if she takes pride in it. This type is easy to detect and get away from quickly. The second is much more cunning — she cheats without ever admitting to it, even when you confront her directly.

In this case, your only chance of finding out the truth is by asking someone who knows her well and whom you think you can trust. For example, if you get along with one of her long-time male friends, you can try getting the dirt from him. However, if she's cheating on you with him, you're out of luck. If you have no way of finding out but you continue to have doubts, get rid of her. Trust is the foundation of any good relationship.

Number 3

The Princess is one high maintenance chick. If she breaks a nail, she expects you to drop everything you're doing to drive her to the nail salon immediately. There's no way she'll go to the pub to have a beer and watch the game; only the trendiest venues will do. Her daddy always told her she was a princess and she expects to be treated like one.

Not only will she constantly keep you busy taking care of her every need, the Princess can also cost you a pretty penny. Although she's not necessarily after your money like the Gold Digger, she has expensive taste and expects you to shower her with nice things and take her out to posh places on a regular basis.

Number 4

If your girlfriend is constantly fixing your hair and tucking in your shirt, you're the victim of a Mother Goose. Although she may have good intentions and be great in many other ways, her motherly instincts will eventually drive you up the wall.

She may not be a lost cause, however; some women can be taught to stop "mothering" you. However, if you've talked to her about it a few times and she still can't resist the urge to spit on a tissue to remove a spot from your face, you might have to go your separate ways.

Number 5

Whether you're with friends, family, or even just the dog, she always has to be the center of everyone's attention. In order to accomplish this, she may use one or many of the following techniques: Talking excessively loud, wildly gesturing, telling unbelievable stories just to capture everyone's attention, or wearing extremely provocative outfits.

Although this type of woman can be exhausting given that she's always putting on a show, some men do enjoy women with lots of personalities. Just be sure that you can handle it before you get involved.

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