Already did. You're not deep. You're not complicated. You're not the hero.
Be better.
I'm doin' you a favor, guy: mebbe just be quiet for a while and sit with it.
Already did. You're not deep. You're not complicated. You're not the hero.
You are way behind the play. They use men to model women's underwear and swimsuits now.promethean75 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2024 1:08 am A self-degenerating circle of mediocrity and standard-lowering happens when, because many consumers aren't attractive or healthy and/or are overweight, and these are the target groups of commercial advertising, and commercial advertisements use similar people in their ads, people subconsciously come to accept more and more being ugly and overweight.
A woman's bra commercial today. It used to be that only really good-looking women were modeling the bras in the commercials. Today, because those godless wokies have taken over the world and made everyone think that being fat and ugly is okay, is just a life decision, is not something others judge, etc., ugly people are all over the TV.
I turn on the TV, and some obese black woman in lingerie is spraying her stubbled and discolored armpit with a deodorant and the camera's like four inches from her arm pit. It's like I'm right there in the action.
She glances at herself in the mirror and satisfied, spins around in an about-face, and heads for the walk-in closet to select a dress for a full-figured girl. 'Thick', as it were. Not fat. Nobody is fat anymore.
So your people are seeing the worst examples of themselves in their commercials, and they're becoming normalized to it and losing a standard of excellence we should all have as 21rst century Spartans.

