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Tropical and usually brown, mystical with some selected European influence and they're oddly relaxing. I have ancestral homes like those. While they're dying or fading, many of those designs still thrive in hotels, spas and restaurant.

I couldn't fit all tho.

Occasionally, out in public, I see a girl dressed in a skirt which is so sheer that her panties are clearly visible. More often, I see girls in thin skirts showing panty lines. Girls, when you dress to go out, you know that your panties or panty lines are visible, right? SO, so you do this because you don't care, because you think nobody should be looking, you think it's a good fashion look, or you want people to look and be sexually provoked? Or something else?

"Among them, the women buy and sell, the men stay at home and weave, and in weaving the Egyptians push the weft [threads on the loom] downwards while all others push the weft upwards... Women urinate while standing, men while sitting." (Herodotus, Histories, Book II, 35)

I've noticed that I have had an increase in ocd after COVID happened. Things I had never considered have now entered my mind, and it's really driving me crazy. I realize we are essentially living in filth as human beings. I never realized how we essentially spit when we talk, even when we're just talking normally. I never knew that until they started talking about the spread of COVID. Now I picture basically spitting food particles at each other every time we talk. I was also made aware of how much a toilet sprays into the air when we flush. I don't know how others don't find that absolutely disgusting. Even if the lid is closed, the toilet will still spray through the cracks. Essentially, we are covered in feces and urine particles and then go walk around our houses. I also realized that people don't really wash their hands well and will shake people's hands and touch shared objects. I don't know how anyone can live with this other than simply being ignorant of it. Does anyone else feel the same way, or do I need to go see an OCD specialist?