Web/Tech: January 2009 Archives
i figured i could at least share with the world things i read on the internet that amuse me, entertain me, or well, i find fascinating.
like this article: at time magazine
i am, by no mean's, a prude. nudity does not bother me. i have been to topless beaches, and frankly, boobs are boobs. i have my own set. but i have never understood why our culture cannot stand the thought of a woman's boobs. OMG BOOBS! and i have often said that it is unfair that a man gets to stand on his lawn, topless, while doing yard work on a hot day. not that i am going to strip (i don't even wear shorts).
breastfeeding aside and whether it makes you uncomfortable to watch and what-not (i am a believer in don't look, you can refrain from watching a kid pick his nose if it makes you ill, then don't look at the kid at the boob), i like that the article points out that a man's nipples are ok, but mine are not. what. the. hell?
anyway, the article is worth a read just to see some arguments on both sides.
like this article: at time magazine
i am, by no mean's, a prude. nudity does not bother me. i have been to topless beaches, and frankly, boobs are boobs. i have my own set. but i have never understood why our culture cannot stand the thought of a woman's boobs. OMG BOOBS! and i have often said that it is unfair that a man gets to stand on his lawn, topless, while doing yard work on a hot day. not that i am going to strip (i don't even wear shorts).
breastfeeding aside and whether it makes you uncomfortable to watch and what-not (i am a believer in don't look, you can refrain from watching a kid pick his nose if it makes you ill, then don't look at the kid at the boob), i like that the article points out that a man's nipples are ok, but mine are not. what. the. hell?
anyway, the article is worth a read just to see some arguments on both sides.
