Ringo's' Random Real Women Thread
category: residue [glöplog]
I think the reason is rather a low self efteem, for these "sexy" amateur pictures, and not a shitty personality. Atleast I like to think so, there's hope :)
Anyway, there's that big boobed cosplay lady all over the last few pages. And guess what I'm trying to figure out what she might be in real life, as a person. Not that I'm not mindfucking atleast 2/3 of the rest. What I'm not sure is, how is this insulting to anybody though :)
Last time I've fapped to porn, anybody got insulted ? no ? :)
Anyway, there's that big boobed cosplay lady all over the last few pages. And guess what I'm trying to figure out what she might be in real life, as a person. Not that I'm not mindfucking atleast 2/3 of the rest. What I'm not sure is, how is this insulting to anybody though :)
Last time I've fapped to porn, anybody got insulted ? no ? :)
Oswald: Maybe you insulted your left hand while wanking only with the right one :D
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I think the reason is rather a low self esteem, for these "sexy" amateur pictures, and not a shitty personality. Atleast I like to think so, there's hope :)
My point was that only because there's women who either like or get paid to get objectified (or both) that's no free pass.
And neither is "but these are modeling shots". Yes, perhaps. Modeling shots mostly without any watermark or other discernable source which screams "not exactly legitimate". And all tedious copyright issues aside, this squarely means that the depicted persons have most probably _not_ given their consent to be posted all over the interwebs, let alone here in the personal trophy collection of a ethicly questionable Aussie. Neither are all the sports/TV show stills orignally meant for ripping them out of their respective contexts and providing staring material.
*there are
Tales from Aesop
Peter Rabbit and The Wolves
Once upon a time there was a lagomorph named Peter Rabbit who moved out into the forest to live with the wolves.
He learned a lot of things from them, from how an omega can obtain part of a kill from an alpha, to the ploys of wounded deer, to what sounds and scents warned of the approach of thrill hunters and angry ranchers.
When he was learning to track, one day he and his friends Boris, Conor, and Ingolf were chasing an elderly stag. He said to his friends, "How strange it feels to treat another animal as prey." Boris, Conor, and Ingolf said, "We're all animals, it's in our nature!" So he shrugged to himself, and helped them find their dinner.
A wise owl taught the wolves to write, and they started to make a sort of newspaper out of bark and berries which they would pass around and add comments to.
One day Peter Rabbit read an article in the newspaper where the wolves had drawn lots of pictures of dead rabbits and were talking about how juicy their bellies were, how fatty the skin. Peter was frightened, but he didn't want to say anything.
But he wondered to himself . . . "When my friends look at me, do they see Peter Rabbit, or do they see a grinning slab of meat?"
He thought and he thought and he thought. He didn't say anything to his friends about the newspaper. Ingolf could tell something was up, and he said "What a good sport you are Peter Rabbit! You understand us so well. Don't worry, we would never do that to you. We would only do that to other rabbits."
One day Peter Rabbit disappeared.
His friends searched and searched and searched for him but they could not find him, not in a cave, or in a tree hollow, or in a burrow in the ground.
Finally they went to the edge of their territory, where Arnulf, an exiled omega from another pack hung around, hungrily catching any wounded deer they failed to track.
"Of course I ate him!" said Arnulf. "He's just a rabbit!"
There is no such thing as a wolf newspaper.
Homo homini lupus est. -- Plautus
The End
Peter Rabbit and The Wolves
Once upon a time there was a lagomorph named Peter Rabbit who moved out into the forest to live with the wolves.
He learned a lot of things from them, from how an omega can obtain part of a kill from an alpha, to the ploys of wounded deer, to what sounds and scents warned of the approach of thrill hunters and angry ranchers.
When he was learning to track, one day he and his friends Boris, Conor, and Ingolf were chasing an elderly stag. He said to his friends, "How strange it feels to treat another animal as prey." Boris, Conor, and Ingolf said, "We're all animals, it's in our nature!" So he shrugged to himself, and helped them find their dinner.
A wise owl taught the wolves to write, and they started to make a sort of newspaper out of bark and berries which they would pass around and add comments to.
One day Peter Rabbit read an article in the newspaper where the wolves had drawn lots of pictures of dead rabbits and were talking about how juicy their bellies were, how fatty the skin. Peter was frightened, but he didn't want to say anything.
But he wondered to himself . . . "When my friends look at me, do they see Peter Rabbit, or do they see a grinning slab of meat?"
He thought and he thought and he thought. He didn't say anything to his friends about the newspaper. Ingolf could tell something was up, and he said "What a good sport you are Peter Rabbit! You understand us so well. Don't worry, we would never do that to you. We would only do that to other rabbits."
One day Peter Rabbit disappeared.
His friends searched and searched and searched for him but they could not find him, not in a cave, or in a tree hollow, or in a burrow in the ground.
Finally they went to the edge of their territory, where Arnulf, an exiled omega from another pack hung around, hungrily catching any wounded deer they failed to track.
"Of course I ate him!" said Arnulf. "He's just a rabbit!"
There is no such thing as a wolf newspaper.
Homo homini lupus est. -- Plautus
The End
rm -r *
About time to begin the pouetizing then...
Ah fuck, sorry, how could I be so negligient :(
lets get back to our objects:
Nah I like rabbits more.
hell yeah
OMG, Rabbits vs girls!
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ethicly questionable Aussie
Made me lol. I think the rarefied air up there may not be getting to your brain, maybe now is the time to jump down off the horse eh?
but what about the personalities of the poor little baby bunnies?
Things like this thread reduce bunnies to their mere looks without taking anything else into account. It's not about the bunny in the picture, it's the appearance. That is insulting to many bunnies, both because it enforces stereotypes (the bunny is there to look good for ppl to admire, in other hands ppl are the subject and the bunny is the object of the action) and because the standards of "how a bunny looks like" it creates.
Things like this thread reduce bunnies to their mere looks without taking anything else into account. It's not about the bunny in the picture, it's the appearance. That is insulting to many bunnies, both because it enforces stereotypes (the bunny is there to look good for ppl to admire, in other hands ppl are the subject and the bunny is the object of the action) and because the standards of "how a bunny looks like" it creates.