Dec 27, 2008 11:20
Take a girl. There is something alluring in the fact that all girls have a curve to them, a feminine outline that just carries an edge of something seductive. I do not know if its the curve that lends to the female or the female that lends to the curve, but either way it's a pleasing result.
Males however, tend to be made of planes. From collarbone to shoulder, rib by rib, it has a sharper, but nonetheless pleasing air. Even a man filling out his form tends to have the planes in his face, a jawline or the set of his shoulders.
When a person loses these aspects, they become alien, foreign. A professional female body builder with a flat stomach, chisled, offends my basic human appreciation. An overweight man, folded and round, offends me just as much.
I'm male, and yet I tend to be made of curves, and then offend myself. This is the root of my dissatisfaction with myself, on fairly much all physical levels. Cursed genetics.
reallife