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From: frye@cuuxb.UUCP (frye)
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Subject: Re: Diphormism in people.
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Date: Mon, 3-Mar-86 13:43:46 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar  3 13:43:46 1986
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I just read Herman Silbiger's reply to Seth Jackson. I always
considered the difference between the sexes to be kind of a bonus.
I don't think men and women should look alike except for their
plumbing and such. (Although I do observe and wonder about the
diffences the same as Herman does.) For some reason, I could never
get very interested in the male body shape (I guess that comes from
living in one for about 34 years.(8-)) or those skinny model (straight
up and down with no hips etc.) types who look like they need a bit of
good ol' fashion country cookin'. I always loved those pretty curves
even if they are a smidge exagerated because the lady is a little bit
pudgy. As far as an SO goes, I wouldn't want her to be too heavy. I
suspect I'd be a little worried about her health if it got out of hand.
For the same reason, I try to keep my spare tire to a minimum(8-).

I also like to be able to find a lady's ribs once in a while. If she
outweighs me and gets at mine first, there ain't no way I can ever
win a wrestling match with her(8-).

Time to leave the sidetrack and get back to the original topic(8-).
I can understand why a woman's hips are a bit wider than a man's.
That would allow a little more room to pass a baby through the birth
canal. I suspect that people are just not muscled the way the rest
of the animal kinkdom is. An overlying muscle structure would make
quite a bit of difference in outward appearance. A covering of body
hair like a lot of animals have would also make a difference. So,
maybe the difference is only as large as we humans can perceive it.
Maybe an ape can tell more visual difference in an ape of the other
sex than we humans can. But, I really don't care enough to ask an
ape or shave a pair of 'em(8-).

I guess we should all just enjoy the differences between the sexes
and quit worrying about them. I think the differences were meant to
be enjoyed instead of being the basis for hassles and discriminations.
What do you folks think?

Regards,
Frye's at it again....