Justin_Thyme
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- Nov 16, 2001
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Guess it's hard, er difficult to generalize when commenting about genitalia be it male or female. I suppose I would agree with some that the male penis, be it erect or in repose, isn't much to look at. The same can be said for the female groin area much of the time. That said, I think tight labia without the excess bits of flesh one often sees are much more attractive than the flacid penis.
Then there's the female groin completly unadorned with bushy muff. But I suppose that's fodder for an entirely different thread.
But to the original question, yes I believe that if genitalia are to be used in artwork, there should be no reason for not showing the male as well as the female. What is it they say, What's good for the goose should be good for the gander as well? Whatever...
JT
Then there's the female groin completly unadorned with bushy muff. But I suppose that's fodder for an entirely different thread.
But to the original question, yes I believe that if genitalia are to be used in artwork, there should be no reason for not showing the male as well as the female. What is it they say, What's good for the goose should be good for the gander as well? Whatever...
JT
