J B wrote:
> But does it seem overblown when somebody is freaked out about something and
> articulates it clearly and why, and wonders: "Well do we want this kind of
> atmosphere for this thing?" Is that a valid question, yeah it is. Should we
> talk about without shouting...Well at least I th
J B wrote:
> Someone wrote:
> > But does it seem overblown when somebody is freaked out about something and
> > articulates it clearly and why, and wonders: "Well do we want this kind of
> > atmosphere for this thing?" Is that a valid question, yeah it is. Should we
> > talk about without shoutin
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, Steve Kudlak wrote:
> So yeah it happens but it is a limited thing. But it is curious in the other
> direction, Gyms make a lot of money on guys thinking if they get buff, they'll
> "get a girlfriend" and male writers will often cross map things assuming "this
> is how I look
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999, J B wrote:
> Frankly, I find talk about the quality of some dude's butt just as
> offensive as the talk about some woman's breasts.
>
>
> What about a "person makes them cute if it is not their body and bearing
But does it seem overblown when somebody is freaked out about something and
articulates it clearly and why, and wonders: "Well do we want this kind of
atmosphere for this thing?" Is that a valid question, yeah it is. Should we
talk about without shouting...Well at least I think so. Am I bemuse
Hi, Steve,
> I mean I don't know. I don't see how these mysterious things are going to
> destroy our civilization. I mean, hardly think so. Do I think people carry too
> far sometimes. Do I think people don't carry it to far enough ...Correct.
>
> What I am trying to say is that a moderate leve
J B wrote:
> Frankly, I find talk about the quality of some dude's butt just as
> offensive as the talk about some woman's breasts. I don't bother. I might
> say someone is cute or good-looking, but in most cases I think the PERSON
> is cute. Their body really isn't a primary concern for me.
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Taylor wrote:
>
> > Admit it: men aren't the only ones who objectify. Almost every
> > woman I know (myself included) is more than willing to talk about
> > the finer points of Mel G.'s rear, or movies where you get the
> > absolute best exposure of David D.'s hiney.
Frankly, I find talk about the quality of some dude's butt just as
offensive as the talk about some woman's breasts. I don't bother. I might
say someone is cute or good-looking, but in most cases I think the PERSON
is cute. Their body really isn't a primary concern for me.
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> > Admit it: men aren't the only ones who objectify. Almost every
> > woman I know (myself included) is more than willing to talk about
> > the finer points of Mel G.'s rear, or movies where you get the
> > absolute best exposure of David D.'s hiney. We aren't delicate
> > little flowers, and I
On Sun, 24 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, the only person I've ever discussed this kind of issue with
> is my husband. I've *never* been part of a group of women (or a group
> of men, or a mixed group) who discusses such things. About guys OR
> girls.
Frankly, I find talk about t
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