so i hate growing up with a passion, ish just gets messed up yo! mara maybe 1day they'l kiss and make up...
so i hate growing up with a passion, ish just gets messed up yo! mara maybe 1day they'l kiss and make up...
Those thighs are real interesting, real smooth... (gets lost in thoughts)
passion messed up? expantiate tu.
*frowns at Sane
Ok! I was having a convesation with a friend the oda day and she was telling how men are such cheaters, unhonest and all the "doggy charator we have been dubbed to be"!
*giggle - Sharp honestly I agree BUT.
Damn! we are a generation raised primarily by women (even if you had a father figure). . . women have been the one raising men of today ... WHY IS THE FINGER ALWAYS POINTED AT US!?!?!
NB: There is a saying that "You point a finger THREE points back at you"
someone's thigh-roid gland's acting up again...
what an interesting photograph!
i like the 1 one the left,
wow,
**wink**
snap.
Jaz, i've noticed you frown upon any expression of overt appreciation of sexuality. Reminds me of the song The Questions:
"Yo, if I'm a intellectual-al, I can't be sexual?(I don't know, you wanna be sexual??)If I want to uhh tah uhh does that mean I lack respect for you?"
LOL! Jx!
"Why do need id to get id?"
Snap'd!
eish u boys le sele waitsi! there is no reason 4ANYONE 2cheat such statements make me sick hey :-(
nah Ngujaz i meant i hate growing up with a passion!
@ pea: care to explain the context of this pic??
Juxtapose: i ain't got no issues with sexuality. i do have a problem with the fact that everytime we see images of ladies, we do not crit the photograph itself (shot angle, colour, texture, line, content, context), we reduce the work to anatomical parts.
it's juvenile, not sexuality -- don't get it twisted.
noidSystems: there's no argument in the world that can support gender insensitivity. we need to be a more evolved people. move from the profane to the sacred.
*frowns upon Juxtapose -- and noidSystems
mmmmmmmmmh!
*frwnz slightly
how do we even begin to make the distinction? if say the intuitive response to a pic is to appreciate the sexuality contained therein how does that then automatically 'reduce' the work? i think it's facist to assume that there is only one mode of recieving the art.
sexy!
love the look.
then colour me a fascist Juxtapose . Far be it from me to deny you your "appeciation of sexuality" as you call it.
Although -- appreciation requires higher orders, none of which I have seen expressed as we "appreciate sexuality".
i hear you, but i think it's presumptious, if not outright facist to assume there's a standard form of sexuality. "higher orders" determined by who? what are these higher orders that would elevate the level of appreciation.
it's difficult for me to believe Juxtapose that there is only one part to you. surely you notice your own inner higher and lower selves?
so you determine them. and so too do you determine which of those selves you will use to navigate the world.
The other chic on the left looks like the one I saw in a nigerian movie (Africa Magic), 2 days ago.
Have u guyz seen those galz in those movies...............
They rock ne?
Have you seen the men in those movies??? They make SA men look like wimps...
*bumaye
dont know what u mean ante elias
Never saw any south african actor in those movies.
Have u?
Who?
these pretty galz came 2my place after a shoot with those pretty dresses on and i just took a pic cos i thot they looked cute... so the other day i saw this pic, it brought back fun memories and decided to post cos it put a smile on my face. Some comments however make me wish i hadn put it up, now my friends are being viewed which is not how i wanted it be...
I'm going to be so bold as to "presume" the following:
That the majority of 75 'graphers are black males that were born in Apartheid South Africa. And these brothers have a gigantic figure in their lives called Mama. This figure may come in various forms, but essentially, she's the figure that before God, before Badimo, before JMPD, we fear the most, and is our moral campus.
Now, I'm tryina picture said man on a Sunday afternoon flipping through with his Mama the pages of her old-school-sticky-page Album reviewing inkathi zakhe.
No doubt uMama has pictures in her youth where she and u'Ncane Zodwa were at a picnic in "swimming costumes".
I highly doubt in that situation that said male would exclaim to his Mama:
"Waitse Mama, dirope tsa 'Ncane Zodwa di shebeha dile bonolo haholo! Ebile ke se ke nkiwa ke maikutlo!"
Mama - the moral campus, the creator of our higher selves. Is she likely to:
A: give you 'n warm klap
B: send you to the tree outside & ask you to pick your own swat
C: ask you to go get your father's belt
OR
Would said male not even make such an exclamation in front of his Mama?
i read a recent review of marlene dumas, the writer expounded on the "lack of virtues" in marlene's work, saying how the "art" bordered on denigrating particularly the female form. it was an intersting argument because the writer made the point of seeing overt (impolite) sexuality & art as being mutually exclusive. i dont know if i buy that thinking, think it's narrow. that being said I think there's a line, a personal line i (notice i said "I") draw that allows me to morally navigate my own sense of right & wrong. i'm sure my momma had some role in that.the above nothwithstanding, an artist(?) cannot choose how her work is recieved, and yes sometimes how it's recieved may even offend the most hardened of sensibilities. it's like management of a public company, they can't choose their shareholders. (err, hope the ananology stiks). i guess once you done creating/capturing the art you orphan it, and sometimes how that orphan behaves will even offend you as its mother-artist. phew, that said, happy friday ps, my mother would give me option A&B&C in the above scenario
tjo Good looking out Jaz i could not have said it beta myself!