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In Reply to: Re: beauty posted by Dana Cunningham on February 02, 1999 at 20:42:55:

Who is to say what constitutes beauty it surely isn't the magazine or fashion industry. These days it seems like in order for a girl to be considered beautiful they have be skin and bone, I feel sorry for all the girls that fall into believing that. What guy wants to be with a girl who when you put your arm around her or give her a hug you feel like she is made up of wires or that you are afraid is going to break. These twig models are not attractive, at least not to me, they look waxy in there complexion and you can pratically see their ribs. It's a sad fact that the fashion industry goes up and down in their preference of who and what is considered beautiful. As for me I like Al Pacino's viewpoint in Scent of a Women, everyone of them is beautiful.

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