[rackonteur]

Honestly, you can admire how someone looks, without it being a sexual thing.

I took life drawing for a number of years. The first few sessions were awkward, with nude models (mostly women). Over time, it was less and less of a deal. You could be standing there, talking to the model while she was in nothing but a cotton robe, she was completely nude moments before, and you're just talking about art or something on campus or whatever. NBD. You can learn to see the beauty in the lines and form of the body, without it being sexual at all.

[Pulsar]

You see, that was your problem. You were looking at the words she was saying, instead of concentrating on the bewbs.

Hmm  Hmm. I see your point. 

[pilotblaze]

There's lots of potential for comedy here in that somewhat self-contradictory and confusing stance.

However, I do totally subscribe to rackonteur's point about beauty separate fron a sexualized POV.

So I will put aside the jokes I already had compiling in the dusty back-cellar room of my mind, in an effort to be respectful.

I'll look, but try to make a point of not seeing her, in the way I would usually see a woman with such a powerfully appealing physique.  As much as I can.  If I can.  It's hard to switch off such deep intrinsic wiring.

-D'Artagnian
Did any of that make sense?

[Palomine]

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[TheZookie007]

There's lots of potential for comedy here in that somewhat self-contradictory and confusing stance.

However, I do totally subscribe to rackonteur's point about beauty separate fron a sexualized POV.

So I will put aside the jokes I already had compiling in the dusty back-cellar room of my mind, in an effort to be respectful...

Did any of that make sense?

Yes.

"Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am enormously busty, I contain multitudes.)"

-- Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself"

[pilotblaze]

Ol' Wordsmith Walt was, "enormously busty"  ?!

Must have looked pretty interesting while Sounding Barbaric Yawps...      

-D'Artagnian

[Brahma]

I've said it before, I'll say it again: that's what a woman is supposed to look like.

[Ralphy]

I've said it before, I'll say it again: that's what a woman is supposed to look like.

Given that men are willing to put sex before survival, if they did, the human race would have died out a long time ago!

Apart from that, I am entirely with you on that sentiment!

[element]

When someone sees art of a woman and then says, women in real life don't look like that.

I just post this. 

[pilotblaze]

Oh.

She looks...  So.  Incredibly.  Good.    !!!!!!     

-D'Artagnian

[theancientlurker]

https://www.youtube.com/v/jB2ijNVg8Ds&rel=0

https://www.youtube.com/v/6lPW20GRqGw&rel=0

[madcap]

JEEZUS!



The interview cuts off at the end of the second video, so hopefully the next part of the interview is posted soon and she stands up so we can see how she looks in that dress.  There's also another video on one of that guy's other channels where she's a guest on his internet radio show.  There's nothing really worth watching there, she's completely covered up and you can only see her from the neck up, the rest of her body is obscured by the broadcasting equipment.

[Edward Eddy]

My jaw fell open.

[TheZookie007]

I wonder how he got to interview her, since he is like the president of the He-Man Black-Women-Hating Club.

[Pendejo]

  (note the nipple exposed)