I think you should post photos that make you happy and that make you feel good about yourself (note: not specifically you, just a general all people--you). People with bad character may contact you regardless of how "sexy" or "plain" your photos are.
Being sexy isn't an invitation for people to disrespect you. You should feel free to be yourself. The people that matter and that have good character will treat you with respect regardless of how "sexy" your photos are.

When looking at dating profile pics I do read the profile after I take a look. I have seen some beautiful women but declined to connect with them based on something that I read about them. I understand that most men don't but I am not like most men.

Sexuality is a big part of an adult relationship. To base a relationship off just that aspect is immature, but to ignore it's importance is ignorant too. You have to embrace your sexuality as an individual and later as a couple to truly thrive. Putting a little bit of that on display here on a dating site seems super reasonable

I have learned what you say and pics you post do make a difference. Surprisingly I have been messaged here by those with alternative life styles even though I am seeking a monogamous relationship.

Hell no I do not wanna see pictures of saggy hairy ballsacks !!!

Sexy means different things to different people.
For me, it's all about the look in somone's eye, not how much skin they show.

Having said that, a photo is a visual statement, and most hetero men are conditioned into accepting that to be attracted to a woman's appearance is enough to warrant their interest.

Let me put it this way:
If you post a profile photo of yourself scantily clad, or costumed for the evident purpose of titillation, (especially in a suggestive pose), you're openly advertising not just your physique, but your seductiveness and acquiescence to that hetero-normative conditioning. The message it sends is "Come and get me, boys!" It would appeal most to men of prurient interests and little self-control (rather than those who might be willing to delay gratification until a genuine bond has a chance to develop), and you may anticipate being beset by their virtual advances without expectation of anything more than a hookup.
Mixing a candid bikini shot in with a few other photos of yourself fully dressed would send a very different message: that you're not a prude, that you're confident about your looks, and that you're not timid about showing your body. You may still be messaged by thrill-seekers, but not as many.

Confidence is sexy.

"Sexy" doesn't necessarily mean confident.

A profile that has only or mostly "sexy" pictures can be a red flag to me. It can often mean that the person has insecurity issues and is trying to sell themselves in that visual way. Of course, that isn't always the case, but my experience has been that more often than not, it is true. It can attract more objectifying attention.

A profile that has pictures showing a smiling, confident person who seems to be having fun while leaving more to the imagination works better for me and doesn't send the red flags of insecurity up in the air.

Others may differ in what they are looking for.

You mean posting pictures that show you're self confident? Nah. If you do that and it draws the wrong people, you also have the strength of character to tell them to fuck off.

It depends on a few factors. First off, which website. If we're talking about this one, it's kinda hard to tell since we're fairly new. Also keep in mind that any dating site that is primarily free will invite all sorts of characters.

Then again, what do you consider too sexy versus what most guys think is too sexy. There's only so much you can do with how someone else interprets a sexy image.

If you still have any doubt, feel free to send me a couple of them in a private message and I'll give you my objective opinion.

I don't think a sexy post of me is possible even with modern technology and special effects. But if I could and it attarcted somone, preferably female, then fine by me lol

I never seem to figure it out. I mean I want to look good and attract somebody but that’s not all there is to me by far. Why is it such a horrible thing for a woman to say “I love sex!” I’m very forward and open with my sexuality but it never gets me in the right situation. I automatically attract men who just want to have sex. And that’s not all I want I want to have a relationship with a lot of sex in it. This is a very tricky topic. I love Batman and Chewbacca too. I love singing, I love creating art, I love life. Why can’t it all be equal? Why must one thing stand out over the other?

My picture speak for itself....oh wait ?

I have a Facebook friend that posts about as revealing and provocative pictures as allowed, then complains of all inapproriate IM's she gets, and that she seems to only be approached by sleazy men. I think that says it all, what kind of attention do you want.

Might not be meaning to invite that sort of attention but it's safe to say you will.

Whatever you feel comfortable with!

You be you. it's a dating site so I think a little sexy is fine. I'm not into it personally. I would rather post something interesting or funny. It's not always a good idea to lead with sex, unless that's what you want.

Hard to say without seeing the pic??
Just teasing.
My answer is yes.
You are inviting everyone basically so taht would include those you don't want.
I think sexy pics are best left until you have at least been communicating with someone, and preferable have met them.

Shit, l thought l did! I guess it's time for the Speedo.

Personally, I steer away from profiles where the pics seem to be nothing but, and I use the term very loosely, "alluring" pics. I think a pic can be sexy without being provocative. A genuine smile, or a soulful stare can be just as, if not more sexy than someone showing needless flesh.....

I wouldn't do it, but I have considered a private NSFW account on Twitter, for mutuals only.

I thnk the question answers itself, yes? Oy vey

I would LOVE to post sexy pictures of myself, but, alas, there’s not much for the camera to work with. You have to BE sexy to post sexy...

Yes. I think it is better to find soem sort of attraction outside of sex, unless sex is the only thing you ar elooking for.

What kind of people don't you want to date?

Inviting, no. Attracting, probably.