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Beautiful Women

Yes, I still have the subject of women on the brain today. I'm still trying to figure out how they fit into today and eternity. Actually, today I was just thinking about I don't see many beautiful women around much. I see plenty of sexy women, but that is different from a beautiful woman. As far as women present themselve in public there seem to be four types (only a man could reduce it to so small a number): There is the grungy look, the plain look, the sexy look, and the beautiful look. The grungy look is ubiquitous--hip hugger jeans, flip flops, bare mid-driff, and ratty hair. The plain look is just as ubiquitous--just your everyday jeans or pants of some type and shirt or blouse. A respectable and comfortable--if not eye catching--look. Then there is the sexy look. The sexy look has many tones and colors depending on the attitude and intent of the wearer. But intrigues me most about a girl dressed in the "sexy look" category is that often they seem to think that either they are in the "beautiful" category or they aren't aware that that the "sexy" category and the "beautiful" different. The sexy category is any type of dress (clothes) that emphasizes the girl's sexuality and appeal to a man's hormones minus his brain (it doesn't take much). The "sexy" girl makes me want to whistle, yell "whoohooo", or make a rude comment. The beautiful look is the "woman out of the closet" look. It's the woman who dresses in a manner that says to any man, "I am a woman and totally happy to be so. I know that I am attractive, and smart, and capable of doing anything I want to do including being a woman. The sexy dress type doesn't say that. Or actually it might say that except that the "Do you want my body?" statement overrides everything else.

I saw a girl in the beautiful category out on the street the other day. She was in a dress (a very attractive, modest dress that hung to her knees and didn't release her bosoms to the open air). Her hair was long and shiny and hung down her back. She walked confidently and gracefully. "Wow" I thought. "Now there is a beautiful woman." I hadn't even seen her face, but her presentation said alot. She appeared to be a whole human being who would automatically speak to the more respectful and courteous side of my nature. Of course I really know nothing about her and what she is really like, but her "beautiful, confident in her womanhood" appearence sure was a great first impression.

posted by PapaT @ 10:47 AM