SuperSoulFighter said:

Tempest said:

I can honestly say I don't ogle. It's rude.

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OGLE = stare at in a lecherous manner.

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Honestly, is studying 65 individuals very scientific? Is it a true representation of what "everyone" in the world does? I hardly think so.

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It's always like that. A small group of people in a lab is supposed to represent everybody everywhere. And OF COURSE they have to bring up evolution as the explanation. Everything is explained by evolution these days. Obesitas? That's because of the evolution. It's becoming the new gospel. But...if it is true, maybe those burqas aren't such a bad idea after all!

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Don't even get me started on burqas. Never in a MILLION years would I wear one of those. You'd have to chase me down & hogtie me. There's NO WAY JOSE!

Tempest said:

BobGeorge909 said:

Tempest said:

I don't know if this gif is OK to post. Feel free to SNIP if you must.

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This would be hard not to notice.

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That's Whatcha call a BBC.

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British Broadcasting Corp?

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j/k

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I know what you meant.

also in the news... rain is wet and sugar is sweet...

RenHoek said:

BobGeorge909 said:

RenHoek said:

also in the news... rain is wet and sugar is sweet...

Ask this of a synesthesiac...

From my experience and observation,living in the north, most of the men were more face conscious, though they loved nice bodies, too. Here in the south, most of the men are more body conscious than face, they like their women thick.

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PurpleJedi said:

"We live in a culture in which we constantly see women objectified in interactions on television and in the media. When you turn your own lens on everyday, ordinary women, we focus on those parts, too," says lead author and social psychologist Sarah Gervais of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Are they implying that it's our culture that makes us do this?

I gravitate to a woman's ass and thighs before I look at her face. If the ass ain't bangin', it's on to the next one. Don't care about breast size either.

NDRU said:

PurpleJedi said:

"We live in a culture in which we constantly see women objectified in interactions on television and in the media. When you turn your own lens on everyday, ordinary women, we focus on those parts, too," says lead author and social psychologist Sarah Gervais of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Are they implying that it's our culture that makes us do this?

I would think that the cultural aspects which influence us on a daily basis REINFORCE this tendency.

PurpleJedi said:

BobGeorge909 said:

PurpleJedi said:

I would think that the cultural aspects which influence us on a daily basis REINFORCE this tendency.

Or maybe this tendency is just expressed in our culture...

Good point!

BobGeorge909 said:

PurpleJedi said:

I would think that the cultural aspects which influence us on a daily basis REINFORCE this tendency.

Or maybe this tendency is just expressed in our culture...

That's what I think. I mean, maybe humans have made sex more of a hobby and we've learned to dwell in those feelings more than other animals, but I don't think we're doing anything unnatural by ogling women.