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Originally Posted by boo boo
Well for Blynn it's also about challenging people's ideas of femininity, not just what is attractive. Blynn was diagnosed with ovarian cancer 10 years ago, she beat it in 2003 but she's kept her head shaved ever since. She is a public spokeperson for cancer survivors but she is also a model.
 You can poke fun of her ears if you want, but she deserves a great deal of respect. |
I hadn't even thought of making fun of Sharon Blynn's ears! She is a very physically attractive human being, I feel: symmetrical, friendly looking, direct. Bald.
And I greatly admire anyone who challenges assumptions and stereotypes about genders.
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Groove on smooth, ha, I like that turn of phrase.
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Heh heh. One can't go wrong with assonance! I was rather pleased with that turn of phrase myself, boo boo, though I sincerely doubt I'm the first to have thought of it.
Assonance. That sure is one word that doesn't sound a
thing like what it really is!