[ SECRET POST #2427 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2427 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

While the sentiment is appreciated...why the hell would their partners care? That's like them noting how hairy the woman's forearms are or how unpainted their nails are--it's not only the norm, there is NO alternative, so why would they even notice that that is anything to 'like'? I mean I guess some people might notice general hairyness and like that, but...buh?

I would backspace out of your fic just because that smacks of bad writing and evangelizing in a context where it's out of place to do so.

[(Anonymous)]

With this logic, why would they care about any part of their partner's body? Like the feel of their skin or how pretty their long hair is.

[kamino_neko]

It's actually more like 'waxing rhapsodic about the fact that they have two hands, and head hair at all'.

[(Anonymous)]

No, you're missing the point. The previous anon is talking about things that are ordinary that everyone has. Not everyone has soft skin, so commenting on it is logical. The equivalent of commenting on hairy legs in a time when most people have hair on the legs is like going, "ooh! You have skin, I like that in a lady!"