Did you ever see that series of photos of female porn stars with and without their makeup on? They actually look like real people without all the eyeshadow, I tell you hwat.
And that is part of why porn sucks. It's so incredibly fake...
Raku ha! You have always seemed hostile and malicious, so I can't say it doesn't tickle me to see you down. That said you are not wrong on this one. What would you suggest they do about it, however? Censor the comments?
No, actually we are creatures who evolved with some very specific built in perceptual preferences based on our natural history...as are women. This guy tells us why, for better or worse:
Yes, it's offensive. But you have to admire the technology, and the mastery of it by the person doing the manipulation.
And you have to wonder: seventy years ago, the Lauren Bacalls and Katherine Hepburns (among others) set a standard for beauty that still resonates today. They were almost other worldly in their own way, thanks in no small part to the cutting edge technology of the time, but they had a human component that that modified woman will never have.
I think the final image is creepy in an uncanny valley sort of way. She has been altered without regard to the underlying structure of her anatomy. She's an Escher Girl, mixed with that girl on the cover of Beautiful Freak.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsPkQt2H4…
People tell them "good for you! It's about time!"... and then nobody buys their products.
The only constant of beauty is hip-to-waist ratio
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/articl…
Try and follow the logic.
go away chuckles. . .
And that is part of why porn sucks. It's so incredibly fake...
My profile picture is the photoshop enhanced version too.
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Actually not as important for men (as rated by both women and other men).
More important is VHI "...defined as the total body volume divided by the stature height in litres per square metre. "
Visual perception of male body attractiveness
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles…
No, actually we are creatures who evolved with some very specific built in perceptual preferences based on our natural history...as are women. This guy tells us why, for better or worse:
http://www.themandus.org/
And you have to wonder: seventy years ago, the Lauren Bacalls and Katherine Hepburns (among others) set a standard for beauty that still resonates today. They were almost other worldly in their own way, thanks in no small part to the cutting edge technology of the time, but they had a human component that that modified woman will never have.
die now, please.
lose a limb or something that healthcare can't fix. . .