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Many different ways... Have you ever stumbled on your words when talking to someone you were attracted to?

completely bored today....

Love the "ode to Valentine"

I have not been able to keep up with this thread but wow I love the art.....

Must I say anything....

I have to post this one...

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I am so glad to hear that I am not he only one that is missing the masculine looking men. Don't get me wrong I like a pretty man as well as any but I like them to at least look like a man. Muscles and definition gets me going every time... bony chest, bony butt and thin legs not so hot... bones should only be shown on parts of the body that are appropriate... knees, ankles and such.

What do you appreciate in a man? What one woman says is unattractive is attract to another... but what about what makes them kind to you... what one person finds as kindness may not be considered kind fromsomeone elses view. I don't mind pains in the buts.... someone else may not find them to have a kind bonein their body where I may see it.... And when does attraction not become part of the relationship when it may begin some relationships... let's get back on the subject I am curious what you think.

I win... what?

Not really.. Liked it when I saw it though... Do you like people for who they are?

Can't remember doing it... Have you ever tripped while everyone was watching you, like on stage or in class?

Haven't heard of it... Are you a person who likes to travel?

Haven't heard of it... Are you a person who likes to travel?

Realistically how many of you get your personal photos altered from the small flaws in them? I happens a lot... and the industry is beauty so flaws "have to be taken care of" and for any other reason I can't see

Isn't Carlisle and Alice blonde? How do the actors look blonde??? The actors don't seem to be the images I had of them, but as long as they keep the story line I wold see it.

hass anyone had trouble with the control settings I have trie to change my personal image anit won't change.. It changes when I change it but what displays in the profile is different...????

i didn't mean to psot twice don't know what happened.

I have to say that it's sad the image that thin is what the designers think they have to portray as "beautiful". It has a major impact on the younger generations to the point that third graders talk about their weight.. Look at the impact any celebrity industry has on people but really look at all the school age kids... To have someone graduated from school and living in the real world looking at a model is diffferent than someone who lives in the confines of school and home. In a closed environment most of the time the biggest thing in life is to look at these images and idle them. And when it sells thin; unhealth almost always goes along. There are far too few people who have fast metabolisms to say they are thin from that. Besides anyone who knows anything about health can say too fast of a metabolism is a health issue as well. It maybe ok when your 20 somehting but when you get to be forty something I know most people with faster metabolisms end with alot of different issues. But back to the subject... I don't know about any where but here in Arizona thin is a huge fad... Unhealth seems to be the main part of it. I remember being in JR high and having a few kids that haven't quite "developed" yet or may look like they were still sixth graders. But now more than half barely look like their in third grade and more than half are bone showing thin. Males included. I see lots of children in a day in every age group and school level between 33 different schools and this is the impact that the image to be beautiful is to be thin really concerns me. I have known class mates of mine of my own to die from eating disorders and to also see children not developing properly from malnutrition because they think they aren't are perfect image; really impacts me alot on this subject. I will actually say I am far from the 5'8" and 128lb women that has been determined to be beautiful but I am healthy. I was told once by a high school student that my image wouldn't probably sell in the fashion industry because although they have plus size models (which are on an average size 10-12 and somethimes as high as 14) they aren't really as popular and don't have the publicity coverage that the thinner models obtain. If the industry is trying to get realistic at least here in America... sizes 10-12 I know are the sizes ususally left over and 14 plus are usually the sizes carried in the largest quantities. Ask a stocker for a store soemtime its interesting what they carry realisticly for adults and what they now are beginning to carry for children. I am a huge health person and I strongly feel they need to sell reality, not fantasy. Figures used to be nice to have and now its too fat. Marilyn Monroe by the way at the peek of her career was as high as size 16 with her hips and 14 with her waist. There are really cool pamphlets for eating disorders and self image that describe celebrities and what their sizes were and the health issues alot of the celebrities and major icons had from trying to keep this image they thought they had to portray... I would like to say I cheer you all on for what you have had to say about the fashion industry... I love beautiful people but in reality I find everyone a beautiful person from the inside out and I wish that truely could be portrayed in a picture or on a runway.

I have to say that it's sad the image tht the designers think they have to portray as "beautiful". It has a major impact on the younger generations to the point that thrid graders talk about their weight.. Look at the impact any celebrity industry has on people but really look at all the school age kids... To have someone graduated from school and living in the real world looking at a model is diffferent than someone who lives in the confines of school and home. In a closed environment most of the time the biggest thing in life is to look at these images and idle them. And when it sells thin; unhealth almost always goes along. There are far too few people who have fast metablisms to say they are thin from that. Besides anyone who knows anything abotu health can say too fast of a metabolism is a health issue as well. It maybe ok when your 20 somehting but when you get to be forty something I know too many people with health issues. But back to the subject... I don't know about any where but here in Arizona thin is a huge fad... Unhealth seems to be the main part of it. I remember being in JR high and having a few kids that haven't quite "developed" yet or may look like they were still sixth graders, but now more than half barely look like their in third grade and most more than half are bone showing thin. Males included. I see lots of children in a day in every age group and school level and this is the impact that the image to be beautiful is to be thin really concerns me. I have known class mates of mine of my own to die from eating disorders and to also see children not developing properly and thinking they aren't are perfect the way they are really impacts me alot on this subject. I will actually say I am far from the 5'8" and 128lb women that has been determined to be beautiful but I am healthy. I was told once by a high school student that my image wouldn't probably sell in the fashion industry because although they have plus size models (which are on an average size 10-12 and somethimes as high as 14) they aren't really as popular and don't have the publicity coverage that the thinner models obtain. If the industry is trying to get realistic at least here in America... sizes 10-12 I know are the sizes ususally left over and 14 plus are usually the sizes carried in the largest quantities. Ask a stocker for a store soemtime its interesting what they carry for the realisticly for adults and what they now are beginning to carry for children. I am a huge health person and I strongly feel they need to sell reality, not fantasy. Figures used to be nice to have and now its too fat. Marilyn Monroe by the way at the peek of her career was as high as size 16 with her hips and 14 with her waist. There are really cool pamphlets for eating disorders and self image that describe celebrities and what their sizes were and the health issues alot of the celebrities and major icons had from trying to keep this image they thought they had to portray... I would like to say I cheer you all on for what you have had to say about the fashion industry... I love beautiful people but in reality I find everyone a beautiful person from the inside out and I wish that truely could be portrayed in a picture or on a runway. Sorry that's the counsel

I have to say that it's sad the image tht the designers think they have to portray as "beautiful". It has a major impact on the younger generations to the point that thrid graders talk about their weight.. Look at the impact any celebrity industry has on people but really look at all the school age kids... To have someone graduated from school and living in the real world looking at a model is diffferent than someone who lives in the confines of school and home. In a closed environment most of the time the biggest thing in life is to look at these images and idle them. And when it sells thin; unhealth almost always goes along. There are far too few people who have fast metablisms to say they are thin from that. Besides anyone who knows anything abotu health can say too fast of a metabolism is a health issue as well. It maybe ok when your 20 somehting but when you get to be forty something I know too many people with health issues. But back to the subject... I don't know about any where but here in Arizona thin is a huge fad... Unhealth seems to be the main part of it. I remember being in JR high and having a few kids that haven't quite "developed" yet or may look like they were still sixth graders, but now more than half barely look like their in third grade and most more than half are bone showing thin. Males included. I see lots of children in a day in every age group and school level and this is the impact that the image to be beautiful is to be thin really concerns me. I have known class mates of mine of my own to die from eating disorders and to also see children not developing properly and thinking they aren't are perfect the way they are really impacts me alot on this subject. I will actually say I am far from the 5'8" and 128lb women that has been determined to be beautiful but I am healthy. I was told once by a high school student that my image wouldn't probably sell in the fashion industry because although they have plus size models (which are on an average size 10-12 and somethimes as high as 14) they aren't really as popular and don't have the publicity coverage that the thinner models obtain. If the industry is trying to get realistic at least here in America... sizes 10-12 I know are the sizes ususally left over and 14 plus are usually the sizes carried in the largest quantities. Ask a stocker for a store soemtime its interesting what they carry for the realisticly for adults and what they now are beginning to carry for children. I am a huge health person and I strongly feel they need to sell reality, not fantasy. Figures used to be nice to have and now its too fat. Marilyn Monroe by the way at the peek of her career was as high as size 16 with her hips and 14 with her waist. There are really cool pamphlets for eating disorders and self image that describe celebrities and what their sizes were and the health issues alot of the celebrities and major icons had from trying to keep this image they thought they had to portray... I would like to say I cheer you all on for what you have had to say about the fashion industry... I love beautiful people but in reality I find everyone a beautiful person from the inside out and I wish that truely could be portrayed in a picture or on a runway. Sorry that's the counsel

Not really... are you in love?

Valentina X3

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