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Lovely Ladies Thread (Real photos rather than AI please)
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Some "cuties" #1
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Some "cuties" # 2
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Some Lovely young Ladies for the tread #1
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Some Lovely young Ladies for the tread #2
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Some Lovely young Ladies for the tread #3
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Some Lovely young Ladies for the tread #4
elephas
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Interesting take on 'modesty'...
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Nudes by Dave McEllistrum (Ellis Art)
Models: Femina, Amedea Marie, Daria, Bella Ballerina, Nausicaa Yami, Jenny Fisher, Lulu Lockhart, Herodiade Chatnoir, Muirina Fae, Evelyn Sommer.
Models: Femina, Amedea Marie, Daria, Bella Ballerina, Nausicaa Yami, Jenny Fisher, Lulu Lockhart, Herodiade Chatnoir, Muirina Fae, Evelyn Sommer.
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Some Lovely Ladies, and surprise. surprise some red haired "beauties".
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Except for feeding an infant, are boobs really good for anything else?!?!?!
Well they seem to have some gravitational effect on the eyes of males!Except for feeding an infant, are boobs really good for anything else?!?!?!
Seriously, the peculiar shape and size of human female breasts seem to puzzle scientists. Apart from feeding weans, they can also hang on to them, useful when we're swinging through trees I suppose. When they aren't full of milk, they are reserve stores of fatty stuff that may have been vital when food was short. And they (along with shapely butts etc.) evidently are attractive to males - maybe as evidence of fecundity and so good prospects for passing on their genes. But they can be a bit of a nuisance - then I suppose men's dangly appendages can be inconvenient too
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One of the scientists, I think Desmond Morris, wrote that in the course of the evolution of the human species, large breasts in women, not characteristic of primates in general, appeared as a device for the sexual attraction of males. It was argued that initially the buttocks were the most attractive part of the female body for men, and the breasts developed as if by analogy, i.e. there was a selection in this direction.Well they seem to have some gravitational effect on the eyes of males!
Seriously, the peculiar shape and size of human female breasts seem to puzzle scientists. Apart from feeding weans, they can also hang on to them, useful when we're swinging through trees I suppose. When they aren't full of milk, they are reserve stores of fatty stuff that may have been vital when food was short. And they (along with shapely butts etc.) evidently are attractive to males - maybe as evidence of fecundity and so good prospects for passing on their genes. But they can be a bit of a nuisance - then I suppose men's dangly appendages can be inconvenient too