uPtoWnNY said:

i think she's beautiful, and i think she's a riot of a comedian as well.

just because she doesn't look like a victoria's secret model doesn't mean she can't be considered attractive. i'd like to see someone put you dudes in a hot pink thong and a pair of satin angel wings and see how damn screwable YOU look.

Anxiety said:

I wonder how either of them would feel if we thought they were ugly.

Vendetta1 said:

shoot that's what i was thinking...what do these guys look like?

sammij said:

They remind of the guys that used to call me ugly. I carried that with me into my 30s.


I've seen pics of both and I do not think they are unattractive. But the thing is: beauty is subjective and many people may find them unappealing. I am sure wither or both will come on to say they don't care what we think and thank God Ms. Monique don't care either. Someone thought she was beautiful enough to love her and that is all that matters.

Vendetta1 said:

You are not ugly!!

Threadbare's passionate defense of furry women in 5, 4, 3, 2...

just because she doesn't look like a victoria's secret model doesn't mean she can't be considered attractive. i'd like to see someone put you dudes in a hot pink thong and a pair of satin angel wings and see how damn screwable YOU look.

She's going against the grain. It is TOTALLY natural to grow body hair. I should know (Not that I'm a woman). But, as I said once before, it's her prerogative. That image poses more than just a woman's grooming habits (Or lack thereof) being an indiscriminate hobby and may not even hold much significant worth on the list of things in their life that they prioritize. It's also a subversive, irreverent fashion statement (In a way.). It's a case of the "Real Life Scratch and Sniff Sticker". This says more about her character than we could even imagine.

It also says more about the ubiquitous niche to pick out little activities that are medially displayed and culturally discrepant by mere merit of virtue. We're a prejudicial society (Especially in the court of public opinion.). That's how it is with the divisive cult-like assessment we choose to adapt and adhere to, religiously.

I looked back at the first picture and realized something: I was being sort of harsh and a bit crass; kind of imbecilic and exaggerating. Somebody's got a fetish for chicks that ain't seen a razor a day in their lives. Most don't, however. But who are we to judge? I'm surprised at myself for even being this voracious in the pursuit of stark mollification as it pertains to the crucifying that Mo'Nique being subject to, here.

But it's bigger than her. And once again, as I reiterate earnestly, I do NOT find her attractive (Not saying that there's anything wrong with anyone who does.). I do, however, advocate idiosyncratic behavior, and this happens to be a full-on exhibition of that in its truest form. So, go on, girl! Rock that hairy body! I ain't got to find it sexy (And I won't), but there's plenty more fish in the sea. Besides, it doesn't look like she has a problem with attracting the opposite sex. I've seen the guy's she's armed up with. So yeah. Let's drop it.

GetAwayFromMe said:

I know I'm not.

But when you have it coming from so many people, you believe it.

Vendetta1 said:

Yes, you certainly do.

Young guys are assholes, for the most part. Between the ages of 8 and 18, I was told at least daily that I was ugly. It took me a long time to get over it.

Genesia said:

I was told I was ugly until age 35. People may still say it for all I know but I stopped listening to it.

Vendetta1 said:

on your yearbook page, you are the cutest one on it

Genesia said:

I was told I was ugly until age 35. People may still say it for all I know but I stopped listening to it.

Vendetta1 said:

s to you both
i can (and still) relate


and you might wanna raise the bar on the age for asshole men
i've seen lots of older men as example, especially online.

Vendetta1 said:

s to you both
i can (and still) relate


and you might wanna raise the bar on the age for asshole men
i've seen lots of older men as example, especially online.

If a dude likes hairy legs he will do her regardless of what I have to say.
She's mega rich, I hardly think she gives a hairy shit what I think of her legs.
Why does it bother you so?
Different Strokes. It's not that heavy.

GetAwayFromMe said:

I know I'm not.

But when you have it coming from so many people, you believe it.

Fuck everybody else!!!

Vendetta1 said:

You are not ugly!!

Lammastide said:

Darn skippy!!! I think, on the right woman, it's a beautiful thing.

GetAwayFromMe said:

you have boundary issues and shoud NOT fuck everybody

sammij said:

Yep. The last guys I remember calling me ugly were in at least their forties.

GetAwayFromMe said:

She's gorgeous. And so is Monique.

...But Mo' still needs to take her gorgeous self to Walgreens and pick up some Intuitions.

GetAwayFromMe said:

She's gorgeous. And so is Monique.

...But Mo' still needs to take her gorgeous self to Walgreens and pick up some Intuitions.

it's a cultural thing, one of my sisters is of the opinion that real men like hairy legs I've never been comfortable showing my legs w/o shaving them, it just looks gross & unfinished to me. & the funny thing is Monique did this twice in one week I think she just wanted to show the bloggers she wasn't phased & thinks her legs are fine. Great for her, but I would NEVER rock that shit...

I don't shave my pits either and the only person who ever made a comment about it was my best friend. i told him: we ain't fuckin' and to get out my face.

Genesia said:

I was told I was ugly until age 35. People may still say it for all I know but I stopped listening to it.

What if I shaved my ass? Would the female demographic of The ORG -acute me?