This is very, very true.

I have mixed feelings about plastic surgery (for the wrong reasons it bums me out, but for the right reasons I don't see why any person shouldn't mod themselves to their heart's delight) but genital plastic surgery makes me very sad. Probably because I hear about it most often for the very most wrongest possible reasons.

In fact, that aspect of these pictures is one of the reasons I might not have bought them except for the surrounding situation—but they're very symbolic, and their meaning for me is layered. (Probably too layered now to actually dissect and comment on.)

You can tangent anytime. Looking forward to that email. :}:}

I think the program may also help me in a funny sort of way with the knowledge I'm trying to learn, deep down, that there isn't really any such thing as normal. Not as a thing; but a range, sort of, yes. Like the electron position probability cloud replacing the orbital model (which even Bohr knew wasn't quite right but was a starting place). I mean, some things are way out of the norm; if my johnson turned funny colors, I'd go see someone. But most people, we're more normal than we think.

And when I say trying to learn, it's something I “know” intellectually without fully accepting, or fully applying to myself. And I want to.

(Thanks for letting me tangent. Also, I owe you an email, I know.)

This is very, very true.

I have mixed feelings about plastic surgery (for the wrong reasons it bums me out, but for the right reasons I don't see why any person shouldn't mod themselves to their heart's delight) but genital plastic surgery makes me very sad. Probably because I hear about it most often for the very most wrongest possible reasons.

In fact, that aspect of these pictures is one of the reasons I might not have bought them except for the surrounding situation—but they're very symbolic, and their meaning for me is layered. (Probably too layered now to actually dissect and comment on.)

You can tangent anytime. Looking forward to that email. :}:}

I think the program may also help me in a funny sort of way with the knowledge I'm trying to learn, deep down, that there isn't really any such thing as normal. Not as a thing; but a range, sort of, yes. Like the electron position probability cloud replacing the orbital model (which even Bohr knew wasn't quite right but was a starting place). I mean, some things are way out of the norm; if my johnson turned funny colors, I'd go see someone. But most people, we're more normal than we think.

And when I say trying to learn, it's something I “know” intellectually without fully accepting, or fully applying to myself. And I want to.

(Thanks for letting me tangent. Also, I owe you an email, I know.)