Bloody hell, draqon... I knew you were immature, but I didn't know you were blind and bigoted as well! Next you'll be telling us that real men don't eat quiche.
Here's some hard-earned advice:
Get out of the house, meet some real females. Get away from the carefully lit, artifically enhanced model shots, and acquire an appreciation for natural beauty. It's worth it! The virtual girls in your favorites list are not typical, and are polluting your perspecitive with unrealistic stereotypes. The images you see there are blinding you to the beauty of normal people.
It's a big step... perhaps you could use the
Dirty Old Men's Association International as a sort of halfway house. I know you'll like today's beauty of the day. Go there for the girls, but be sure to read some things on the
Essentials page while you're there. If nothing else, you must read the basic description of
"DOMAI Style":
Traditionally there have been only two kinds of nude art: Fine Art Nudes, and erotica. Both have their place in the world, both have important functions, and both should be respected. But ...
... one of [them] sacrificed the model and her beauty for sex, and the other sacrificed the model and her beauty for Art. None of these things are necessarily wrong, but they are not the only options. ...
...Which leads us to the creation of the "third kind" of Nude Art. I like to call it "simple nudes". Some of the models and photographers who are working with it already call it "DOMAI style". This name comes from the primary club and web site which invented and champions this style: DOMAI.com. ...
... The upshot of all this is that Simple Nudes or "DOMAI style" is nude art (usually photographic) which focuses on the beauty of the model, and where the more esoteric artistic qualities of the picture are secondary, and where any sexuality is also secondary. We will here skip the huge and tangled argument of whether it is possible for nude art to be completely asexual. Probably it simply depends on what is put into it by the viewer (and the artist). This is a fascinating question, but not really essential, when we establish that whether sexuality is there or not, it is secondary. Beauty is primary. ...
It is about the beauty of the model. Just as she is. Without having sex or trying to be sexy. Without loads of fancy lingerie or make-up and hair styling. Just herself, nude as she was created. Natural and beautiful. That is "DOMAI style". Or "Simple Nudes".
The
newsletter archive is also good reading, liberally spiced with beauty.