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Originally posted by leagleaze
Actually you sound like a presumptive asshole, but hey, tomato tamahto.
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You'd really think that I'm a presumptive asshole just because I think that some people do things for reasons I think indicate problems with our society? Objectification and image-obsession are real problems. You might think that this is about me wanting to look down on women who make themselves "sexier" because of some Freudian rejection thing or inability to get en erection or whatever. It's not. It's about concern. That's why I think that it sounds paternalistic. And maybe it does. But concern for those I consider to be less fortunate than me is just a thing that I feel. And, condescending as it may sound or be, I think that women who feel like they have to get bigger tits to make society like them are less fortunate than I am. All I feel like I have to do to have society like me is have a few decent suits and a nice car.
Objectification and image-obsession make people, especially women, do things that aren't healthy for them, like have low self-esteem, have eating disorders or staying with partners who are abusive, either emotionally or physically. I think that those things suck. I think going to strip clubs is great and fun and I love seeing naked women and having them rub their bodies against mine. But after seeing how messed up so many of these women are, the whole "it's just a sexy girl making some extra money" fantasy is kind of gone for me. Stripping is different from breast implants, sure, but some of the same issues are there.
So, bitch please.
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