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4. February 2008 - 13:47 — camilo

She is art.

She is art.

9. February 2008 - 5:01 — persian_square_...

For example, this woman does

For example, this woman does look like me in so many ways, Camillo. She is not dark skinned and appears to have almost 100% European ancestry, which of course I cannot verify.

In the first picture I love seeing her jaw structure as she lifts her jaw and her long hair flowng around her, but I don't like seeing her half naked. I wish she was clothed or was wearing something more attractive or fashionable. Many looking at this picture would be wired to direct their attention towards her bare stomach and breasts rather than the beautiful jaw and neck. She reminds me of someone who is getting ready to masturbate and imagine sexual images. Personally, I am not a fan of this type of art.

The rest of the pictures are not attractive to me at all. They are all black and white and her lips are pale in these. The smoking, the open chest, the dead look in her eyes all seem to promote this apathetic, druggy attitude in women.

If she had nicer makeup, better, clothes, and a more lively charming look, I think she would be 10 times more attractive. All in all, she is beautiful, but the way she is portrayed is not attractive to people like myself.

10. February 2008 - 5:54 — camilo

Well, in my opinion she does

Well, in my opinion she does not look like a drug adict in the pictures. I think she is different of many women, and that particular feature makes her beautiful. I think art has many ways of expressing feelings, and that sometimes we do not look radiant or happy, there are emotions, faces, gestures that are nostalgic, melancholic, obscures, and she can represents really good that side of human nature that in many cases we want to hide. Life is of differnt colours, emotions, feelings, expressions, and art collects and projects all this. I dont think she is promoting anything bad, I think she is representig part of what makes a human being. At least I want to look at it in that way. That's what I want to believe. I hope ypu understand what I mean.

10. February 2008 - 9:15 — persian_square_...

Don't get me wrong please.

Don't get me wrong please. I do respect your particular taste. The arts are varied and we are all not going to like the same thing, especially at different times in our lives for different reasons.

Indeed art has many expressions, but by analyzing this particular type of art, I was simply elaborating on what we were discussing earlier about how women of certain ethnic or racial groups are marginilized and degraded. I was trying to make the point that anyone woman, regardless of ethnic or racial background, has the potential to appear classy or to appear trashy. Whether or not these particular pictures are classy or not is a matter of personal opinion and I respect that your opinion is different from mine.

The point that I am trying to make is that Helen who is a white woman of European ancestry can be portrayed in many ways that will be perceived differently by different people. The same holds true for women who are not white and and have little or no European ancestry.

Personally, I am not a fan of showing skin or smoking. I believe it sets a bad example or view for some women.

10. February 2008 - 17:45 — camilo

Yeah! I understand what you

Yeah! I understand what you mean.