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In response to "I really don't think that many people feel that way anymore. nm" by Jim

whether individuals believe it or not, it's still a fairly prevalent part of our culture, if somewhat less so than it used to be. -- nm

Posted by znufrii Jan 5 '10, 10:18

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I know some pretty judgy 18-19 y/os. It's god damn ugly out there for an active chick. - Pippy Bells Jan 5, 10:22 1
- this post requires a couple things: 1) more details 2) pictures 3) yes please. -- nm - Beaker Jan 5, 10:23
although weirdly, the increasing hoishness of girls is making me think I need to caution Jacen to be more chaste. - TFox Jan 5, 10:20 7
- Women have always been this way. Right now, it just seems fashionable to do so, so less women hide it. -- nm - con_carne Jan 5, 10:21 6
  - sure, just look at how much a part of many cultures, historically, is based on repressing female sexuality -- nm - znufrii Jan 5, 10:24 3
    - Dan Brown made a fortune writing about it -- nm - Beaker Jan 5, 10:24 2
      - I wouldn't know about that. -- nm - znufrii Jan 5, 10:27
      - Yeah, I *loved* walking with his disciples. Loved it! -- nm - Mary Magdalene Jan 5, 10:26
  - I doubt that this is 100% true. I agree that female nature hasn't changed miraculously, but the behaviors I think have somewhat. - TFox Jan 5, 10:23
  - Women can be proud of scoring too. -- nm - Hotkiss Jan 5, 10:22

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