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Category: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous items.
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Three items.
(Posted on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 | Tags: Health, Miscellaneous)Comments (0) | Notify others
Sample artwork
A while back I mentioned a desire to sell some artwork. I have come up with some samples.
(Posted on Sunday, January 20, 2008 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (8) | Notify others
2-year roundup
This site has completed two years. A brief comment on what it has achieved and what it will aim for in the immediate future is pertinent.
(Posted on Thursday, November 1, 2007 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (14) | Notify others
Do regular male viewers of x-rated movies prefer fake breasts to naturally well-endowed breasts?
Female pornstars tend to be masculinized women, and my contention is that this is because feminine women are less likely to do porn and among those who are willing, they are less likely to engage in the more disinhibited sexual acts. This explains why a number of masculinized female pornstars are popular among heterosexual male customers of porn. However, commentator “Whipped honey” insists that the explanation is that the customers are interested in the masculinization of the women. My response is that breasts implants are common among pornstars and reflect the fact that the customers want to see feminine women but the pornographers are not very successful in obtaining them and hence resort to fake femininity. Whipped honey’s rebuttal is:
(Posted on Thursday, November 1, 2007 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (4) | Notify others
Wiki added
I added a wiki to this site.
(Posted on Monday, August 6, 2007 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (0) | Notify others
Must read for New Woman magazine readers with distorted beliefs regarding what is a “sexy” body
Toward the end of March, 2007, New Woman magazine reported the following from a survey of about 5,000 women. In this survey, 58% of women believed that men find size zero sexy! Must read facts for these women:
(Posted on Thursday, May 17, 2007 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (10) | Notify others
More on Hugh Hefner, founder of Playboy magazine
This is a follow-up on Hugh Hefner, founder of Playboy magazine. Recently, I came across additional information that sheds light on why too many Playboy centerfolds in recent years have been masculinized women.
(Posted on Wednesday, April 25, 2007 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (42) | Notify others
Art depicting feminine beauty
Showcasing feminine and attractive women does a good job of educating people, especially feminists, about male heterosexual preferences. However, it is human to have shortcomings/flaws. Therefore, art depicting feminine beauty is an especially useful tool for understanding heterosexual male fantasy. An art section, primarily meant as an educational resource for feminists, has been added to the site. Feminists should go through this section and hopefully learn that blaming heteropatriarchy for the selection of skinny high-fashion models is worse than barking up the wrong tree.
(Posted on Thursday, November 23, 2006 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (3) | Notify others
“Beauty is good” vs. “ugliness is bad”
This is a follow-up on an entry addressing discrimination against unattractive women, and features a paper discussing whether beauty or unattractiveness has a stronger effect on how one is judged by others with respect to how helpful one is (altruism), how smart one is (intelligence) and how likely one is to have friends and be popular (sociability). The general find, also reported earlier, is that adults and children judge not so much in terms of beauty being good but in terms of unattractiveness being bad.
(Posted on Friday, November 17, 2006 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (1) | Notify others
Discrimination against unattractive women
This site aims to promote feminine beauty. If it had a significant impact, a possible undesirable side effect could be increased discrimination against women that are not feminine and attractive. The webmaster of looksaware.com, a new site aiming to combat discrimination against unattractive individuals, contacted me about issues related to the promotion of feminine beauty, and I agree with him that the discrimination issue needs to be addressed, especially in light of the scope of this feminine beauty site.
(Posted on Monday, November 13, 2006 | Tags: Miscellaneous)Comments (4) | Notify others
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