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Originally Posted by zzz
Sorry to jump in late on a topic that run it's course, but I prefer girls to have no hair anywhere on their bodies except their head. Whether society's standards contributed to this or not, I don't know, but it is what it is.
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It is kind of weird, even silly, when you take the time to think about it.
I've tried the best I can to explain to people why I have this fetish, and they still seem to think I'm f*cking nuts.
Though I have never shared it with anyone outside of the internet. And I think that's stupid because I don't think it's anything to be ashamed of, it's a sexual preference therefore a part of my personality and I should embrace it, there's nothing immoral about it at all, it's just not consistant with the traditional standard of female beauty, but who cares about that?
Those standards change, there was a time when fat chicks were in and skinny chicks were out (fatness symbolized weath and power), and since the 60s more people have been free to dress however they want, and today anyone can dress how they want, that should be embraced, not mocked.
And so what if the fashion industry capitalizes on it? That's bound to happen, there's no way to dress anymore that doesn't already have a fashion chain, so it's retarded to criticize goth kids or punks or whatever for following a fashion trend, because we ALL are. We're conformists, yet at the same time we're not, every generation dresses differently from the last. New looks always emerge, the standards of beauty always changes. And that alone should tell you that beauty is a very personal subjective thing and it's what you make it. So if someone laughs at me because I think bald women can be really beautiful, then I'll probably tell that person he's a douchebag, and I'd also inform him on how the supermodels he wanks to would have been considered ugly 100 years ago.
New fashion trends always start with somebody being different, and I don't like to mock people for how they dress, it's a reflection of themselves, you may say "yeah but they're buying mass marketed corporate products", well so what? YOU do to, and you weren't forced to. You chose to f*cking buy what you wear, no one points a goddamn gun to your head, there's a variety of fashion choices, and no one forces you to pick one or the other. It's a choice and it's about time guys like Yukon realise that. People are different, that should be accepted.
I think traditions are made to be broken, the world would be an awfully boring place if everyone looked the same and liked the same things, especially on the topic of sex.