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I was just wondering if you notice around girls are so much more beautiful looking than men in general. They have nice hair on the head, clean soft shiny smooth skin on face and body... they almost look like 👼 angels on the Earth. Their curvy body makes them so erotic and sexy.

Men look so much uglier and inferior compared next to a woman in general with our short head hair , sometimes bald head , stubbly / bearded face , rough hairier skin and lack of curves adds to the lack of erotic appeal and aesthetics.

Do you still like and prefer men over women?

I feel people who are cursed are born as men and blessed ones are born as women.

So these days, it's not necessarily a new thing and has been happening for ages, but tattoos and piercings seem to be becoming increasingly more and more popular, and it's kind of becoming harder to find someone with NO tattoo and piercings, rather than with someone who does have them.

All the "cool" people and celebrities seem to have them, and the ones who don't are discussing what tattoos and piercings they think look cool, and when and where on the body they will get them...

But I personally just never got the appeal.

I never necessarily exactly desired to have any tattoos and piercings myself, and I don't think they necessarily make anyone look better.

Now I wouldn't exactly turn off a decent woman just because of one small simple tattoo or a simple piercing, but if she had them all over like the second woman in the above photo... I don't think I could exactly get turned on by her.

The thing is, on women, I kind of love pure, smooth skin... it just kind of looks more feminine/softer and welcoming to me... like the woman in the first photo... but if her skin is just completely covered up by tattoos and such, it doesn't look quite as feminine to me/kind of rough, and kind of looks aggressive and unapproachable.

But in the end, this kind of thing doesn't matter either ways.


It's completely subjective and not exactly based around any logic. And regardless of what seems to be "cool" in the media, no one's perceptions of beauty is necessarily 100% the same.

Perhaps some people feel the complete opposite I do, and think that no tattoos and piercings looks too "boring" and "basic."

But regardless, I'm still interested in what people have to say, as my opinion seems to be more on the unpopular side.

I was born in the mid 90s and a large chunk of my childhood was in the 2000s.

I will say my adult life has had a very rough start. I have never had an actual girlfriend while I watch my old friends (whom I don't talk to very much anymore) get married, get engaged, and become involved in serious relationships. I am on disability and already have a criminal record. I never been in trouble before, but one day I was arrested trying to ask a girl out again (long story). I have bad luck with women and I already have collections agencies after my ass for involuntary hospitalizations. I am unemployed, struggle with mental health issues, and still live at home. I hate being an adult. It seems like people are less and less compassionate and understanding the older I get.

Anyways, moving away from the griping...

I miss the days when cartoons were good. The cartoons they have now in my opinion suck.

Ahh... I remember shows I watched as a child, Dexter's Lab, Samurai Jack, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Drake and Josh, Spongebob (when it was actually good), Kids Next Door, Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy... Those were the days!

I remember having the Gamecube and playing Zelda Windwaker and Super Mario sunshine.

I remember when holidays were more magical, like Christmas and Halloween.

I remember being innocent, and playing with my friends.

I had the best babysitter and she was so much fun.

I remember when the latest tech was cool and all, but did not completely engulf our lives either.

Although my childhood especially started going to hell during my adolescence, there are certain things i do miss.

1. 8000 bc. A woman is pregnant and a wooly manmoth appears, the tribe is hungry.
Now are you going to tell the woman to kill the mammoth, well you can... the thing is, if a man dies, another could take his place and nothing changes. If mother dies. The kid dies.
2. In a tribe If there's 10 men and 2 women , In 9 months they'll produce a 2 babies.
If there's 2 men and 10 women, that would be 10 babes in 10 months. Big tribes have greater advantages in terms of hunting, agriculture, wars etc so naturally women from as early as this time were seen as more important than men.

3. In a lot of wars throughout history, men have taken heroic lasts stands to that women and their children can escape. Remember titanic? Women and children were prioritized to live because of their ability to give birth.

4. The industrial age forced men into backbreaking labour work while women stayed home and pursue their interests. Every single women job whether it's washing the clothes, getting grocercies, the entire infrastructure was invented by men for women.

5. Remember women voting rights? The reality is that at the time, women did not want voting rights because they felt that it will lead to an egaltarian society, they'd have to do heavy work like the men.
Also low class men couldn't vote either but nobody cared so.

6. THE PAY GAP. Do you know WHY women get paid less than men?
Because for 100s and even thousands of years, men were expected to pay and provide for women (heck even to this day) which reduced the woman's living expenses. Then women decide to work, and would BID against men on how low of a wage they'd work for. Thus women took over many industries from men.
7. Nothing against women but i just feel that both sexes got it rough but the oppressed women has always been compared to the aristocratic man and not the common man.
I feel that we're living in a woman's world since the beginning and even until now.