It's normal to talk about the beauty of women (and the attractiveness of men for that matter) from different areas of the world, since people from different regions do have different features. What's wrong with that? I didn't get the impression that the original poster was being in any way crude about it, neither did he suggest that he'd been leering at anyone or that anyone was in danger of being 'gazed on like cattle in a market'. It was a fairly innocuous question about regional beauty. Where's the problem here?
nnoble: Where, in Hella's post, did he appear to support the sentiment that it's not nice to be gazed at? It seems to me that he simply pointed out that foreigners here are more likely to be stared at than locals. At no point did he express how he felt about it. In the process of implying that Hella is 'incoherent', you've only served to display a lack of reading comprehension.
And right on cue... JJ! I was worried for a while that you weren't going to rear your ugly head. Now that you've reaffirmed that your obsession with me is intact, i can rest easy again. It's really quite flattering.
I made myself glow 5 times one day. I was pretty tired after. I fell asleep in fact. It was a very quiet day that day, but record-breaking nonetheless.
Agreed. Laotou makes women sound like plants, or pets or something, which is ironic considering his earlier comment about the danger of objectifying them.
"most women (stereotyping here) can bloom over and over again given the right care and feeding from their man."
This little gem is up there with the terminal cancer comment you made a while back. Keep em coming, endless LOLZ.
Anyway, i have to run, i forgot to water my girlfriend.
"Here I have this strange, sacred feeling to be in an oasis, in a bubble, on the moon. In a space that one cannot reach by moving towards it, but only by exclusiveness. Here I am unattainable. Safe. Protected. Independent. Maybe for the first time in my life. I had to leave my home and to travel to the other side of the world to finally find myself."
Interview: Jin Feibao
Posted byThat was probably the most interesting article i've ever read on Gokunming. Good work.
Interview: Maximilian Hecker
Posted by"Here I have this strange, sacred feeling to be in an oasis, in a bubble, on the moon. In a space that one cannot reach by moving towards it, but only by exclusiveness. Here I am unattainable. Safe. Protected. Independent. Maybe for the first time in my life. I had to leave my home and to travel to the other side of the world to finally find myself."
Yeah, like, awsome man. Find yourself. Far out.