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I, myself, have done my best to get away from the discourse because it makes me uncomfortable when turned on me. It’s to the point imac where one of imac my acquaintances came over for my birthday and, only after he had left, did I turn to my friend and ask her if he had been working out. She said yeah and that I should have told him because he would have imac liked the compliment. It just didn’t occur to me that saying something like that would have been appropriate for me to say to him, even if it was flattering, ya know? clay said: Physically, thin is considered by men as an ideal attribute in women, along with the ‘fragile blond with pale, virginal-white skin’ that needs to be protected and/or possessed. And people wonder why I think chivalry needs to die a swift, but complete, death. Great points, both of you.
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