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		<title>New Blogging Project: In My Skin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was involved in a Plurk discussion last week, about body image. I became involved towards the latter third of the debate on what is sexy and how men allegedly view women. As I tried to catch up, the conversation became a bit fevered. I decided to jump in at this point because the conversation [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was involved in a Plurk <a href="http://www.plurk.com/p/ff8sr">discussion</a> last week, about body image. I became involved towards the latter third of the debate on what is sexy and how men allegedly view women. As I tried to catch up, the conversation became a bit fevered. I decided to jump in at this point because the conversation kept refreshing as I read and I was surprised by some of the things being said. I went back finish coloring in the picture being painted and became further shocked by some of the things that were said. Do you really feel that way?</p>
<p>A man&#8217;s perceptions as perceived by a woman&#8230;</p>
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<blockquote cite="@A_NYRican">
<p>I think men lie 2 big women. They say they like women w/ meat on their bones but then r they breaking their necks 2 look @ the skinny ones.</p>
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<p>The consensus was that men like looking at all women. Retorted by</p>
<blockquote cite="@A_NYRican">
<p>&#8230;my male friends all say they are not into skinny women and then when they are talking to you, they can&#8217;t complete a sentence&#8230; Why? Because some woman with no butt, no tits, no hips and no thighs just walked by. I mean come on!</p>
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<p>Maybe it&#8217;s just your mail friends. I am not going to say I don&#8217;t look. I do! I just try not to stare. I personally think it&#8217;s disrespectful for a conversation to be disrupted in this manner, no matter what the relationship is with the initial woman. If the two of you can share the viewing, the it&#8217;s whatever, but your attention shouldn&#8217;t be stolen.</p>
<p>The breakdown&#8230; <q cite="@SimplyRik">Skinny, thick, bootylicious, big boned&#8230;</q> Do you agree with the breakdown? Where do you feel you fall in this breakdown? Is it a fair hierarchy? My categorization is slightly different. I am not a <em>body snob</em> as Digi puts it, at least not as far as weight goes. I just feel that women should have curves. What do you think?</p>
<p>To fast forward a bit&#8230; The conversation went on for a few hours that day and continued the following day. After a while it began to seem to me a bit of hurt was coming through from some of the women&#8217;s responses. I counted about six bloggers in the conversation. We recognized that the subject matter was too broad and too deep to discuss restricted to one-hundred forty (140) characters.</p>
<p>Rik suggested a joint blogging project between himself, Tanya &#038; I. Hours later&#8230; <a href="http://inmyskin.surching4me.com">In My Skin</a> was born. The idea being to open discussions of issues relevant to us&#8230; Health, social, parenting, dating, economics&#8230; The possibilities are endless.</p>
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