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From: demillo@uwmacc.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Makeup and Underware
Message-ID: <241@uwmacc.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 29-Aug-84 17:26:43 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 29 17:26:43 1984
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Organization: UWisconsin-Madison Academic Comp Center
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Ah-hah! I've been reading this makeup stuff for weeks
now and haven't put my two cents worth in because I 
usually wind up reading an article expressing a reasonable
approximation to my opinion. However, with the inclusion of
body hair, you have hit upon the "hidden conflict within me"
(pew...sorry about that...)

At any rate, I generally do not like makeup. A little is fine
to cover up a blemish, etc. But I'm generally of the "people
have a natural beauty" lot. (Besides, kissing a women wearing
a lot of lipstick is truely depressing...) However, I'm afraid that
I have to admit to a conflict with my "natural is beautiful" thinking.
(Possibly with a little bit of sexism thrown in...)

Body hair on men does not disturb me. (Although, that my not
be a valid opinion 'cause I'm not sexual attracted to men...)
HOWEVER...

Fuzzy legs, tribbles in the arm pits, and bushy upper lips
on women I find detestable in the extreme...natural or not, it
is very repulsive to me. 

There, I may be a hipocrite, but I'm an honest hipocrite.
How about the rest of you (male and female, if you are gay) do
you find fuzzy women also sexually unattractive or not? If you
do, does it conflict with your feelings about "natural beauty?"

                  -- Rob DeMillo
                     MACC

"...I don't know what this does, but it's pointing in your direction..."