Girls who take part in beauty contests...

[Felch]

I dig blondes.

[Sikander]

Originally posted by Sava
Gary

My dislike for beauty pagents goes beyond those simple contests. The media in general preaches a very negative image of what beauty is. Women's bodies are considered objects and routinely separated like pieces of meat. Millions of girls suffer from eating disorders and depression because the media bombards them with these images of what they should look like.

Beauty pagents, alone, aren't that bad. But they are part of an entity that does much more harm to women than people would like to admit.

Well, that's the feminist party line anyway. I'd like to see even a smidgeon of proof.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Most of you who are talking about dumb beauty contestants don't know squat. The winner of this year's Miss America is going to Harvard Law School. These contests give out serious scholarships, and the beauty part of the contests really don't have much to do with the scoring anymore.

I thought among all people, you would oppose to beauty contests on the grounds of feminism.

[Dis]

OK I have to take a stand.

Why are women always victims? This isn't healthy for improving their social status in the world.

Men have to deal with images on magazine covers too. How do most average men compare to those pictures on romance novels and muscle and fitness magazine? This is what I always say when women complain about women on magazine articles and beauty pageants.

But I do wonder why there are no male beauty pageants yet. Women are getting more brazen in their appreciation of the male body (rise of male strippers etc.). It's only a matter of time I suppose.

But I get so tired about people whining about how beauty pageants make fat girls feel bad. It's their fault for being so sensitive about their body image. I have to deal with the same thing because I'm not tall, dark, and handsome like the men on magazine covers. But it doesn't bother me.

It's time for women to stop being victims and stop taking things so personally.

[Dis]

I shall post my racial preferences. I like to think I'm not racist.

Black women. Ahh where to start. There is no doubt there are hot black women. Halle Barry comes to mind. Although she has a light skin tone. I knew this girl in the navy I liked. Although I liked more as a person than as a piece of ass. She's the type of girl I'd love to have as my wife. She was religious, very good moral values. She was raised by a good family which was obvious.

but I don't get into black women that are bossy. Many black are raised by single parent families so it's easy to see how this came about. But of course not all black women are like that. Many came from good families. This is more a thing on poverty than race.

Asians. How can you not like asians? The only thing I dislike is their thiness. Sometimes they just don't have big enough hips. And almost always have too small of breasts. But I love darker skin. And I love straight long black hair.

Hispanics. We are back to the straight long black hair. I love it. Hispanic women give me a stiffy. I like some more than others though. some island nations I don't find particularly appealing, but they have their hits and misses.

White women. Big titties and big hips. gotta love them. Too many of them get fat after they shell out a rug rat or two though. At least the american women.

italians. I thought I'd die when I was in Rome. Every chick was hot! At least the young ones. Every single one of them!. But I must admit the older ones that shell out a few rugrats don't age well.

Native Americans. Well I do have native american blood in me, but I can't really get into native american women too much unless they are mixed with another race to improve the bone structure in their face. It depends on the region of course. There are many differences with region.

[Solly]

"But I get so tired about people whining about how beauty pageants make fat girls feel bad. It's their fault for being so sensitive about their body image"

How about it's their fault for being so fat?

I don't mind a few extra pounds in the right places, but it is possible to do something about your weight..

[gsmoove23]

Boddington, are you upset that your "I can't be attracted to black women" comment didn't outrage enough people.

[Solly]

Originally posted by gsmoove23
Boddington, are you upset that your "I can't be attracted to black women" comment didn't outrage enough people.

Nope. Although I must say I'm surprised that not many agreed with my comment about their attitude problem.

[gsmoove23]

You're talking or not talking to the wrong black women. Simple as that.

[Solly]

Not talking. Body language gives a lot away.

[gsmoove23]

You certainly have a rigorous standard when creating your assumptions.

[Dis]

I kind of agree with their attitude problem if you look at my post closely.

But do you find that is a problem even in England? I find black women have an attitude problem here. But many were raised in single parent homes with no father. They have no idea how to treat a man. Again this is not a knock on their race. It's more of a poverty issue with higher divorce rates. Many white women who grew up with no father have no idea how to treat a man as well.

[gsmoove23]

I agree, with some black women there is a certain attitude that I would think is part of black sub-culture for whatever reasons. I have met many black women who do not have this attitude and dated one who had it. Have to admit I kinda liked it. Its certainly not a characteristic I'd give to all black women.

[Inverse Icarus]

aunt jemima was black, and her syrup kicks ass!

DONT YOU EVER BADMOUTH AUNTIE J.

[Jon Shafer]

For some reason, blacks to me are either the best people I know, or the most annoying. Maybe it is the sub-culture thing. My black teacher in 8th grade was one of the best guys I ever knew.

People are naturally inclined to be more attracted to others the same race as their own (similar origins). That's just how it is... nothing racist about it, unless you turn it into that kind of an issue.