couldn't agree more
I completely agree with this. We are each individuals - experiencing life through our eyes only and we each like what we have come to like. It is all very personal. Words like Gay, Straight, Bisexual, Man, Woman - they are only boxes that we try to put people in. But we don't live in these boxes and these boxes do not accurately represent the world as we see it personally.
Everyone should try to accept themselves and simply enjoy what is enjoyable to us. We should worry so much about what it "means" or what other people "think" - it doesn't "mean" anything! It is what it is.
However, I might add something interesting that I heard. I sometimes listen to a Radio show with Dr. Drew. The show is often quite amusing and informative. He has talked about this phenomena and mentions a specific formative influence. He says that men, exposed to pornography at a young age (or even at a later point) are exposed to numerous images featuring both the penis and the vagina. It is quite easy to understand that both can become associated with pleasure and become part of the construct of what we consider attractive. And he is referring to "straight" porno here - not T-girls. I don't think we can generalize but I see his point. Pursuing this line of thought, as T-girls become more numerous, a large segment of the male population is predisposed to find them attractive.
Sunshine
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Everyone should try to accept themselves and simply enjoy what is enjoyable to us. We should worry so much about what it "means" or what other people "think" - it doesn't "mean" anything! It is what it is.
However, I might add something interesting that I heard. I sometimes listen to a Radio show with Dr. Drew. The show is often quite amusing and informative. He has talked about this phenomena and mentions a specific formative influence. He says that men, exposed to pornography at a young age (or even at a later point) are exposed to numerous images featuring both the penis and the vagina. It is quite easy to understand that both can become associated with pleasure and become part of the construct of what we consider attractive. And he is referring to "straight" porno here - not T-girls. I don't think we can generalize but I see his point. Pursuing this line of thought, as T-girls become more numerous, a large segment of the male population is predisposed to find them attractive.
Sunshine
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