Lulipop

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If you adventured outside of CoH and actually played with Felicia and her crew when ''the guild'' was at its utmost top popularity - when they did their special ''WoW Play through'' on the Official Beta Server--- you'd of seen just how horrid she really did play, how she did with a maxed out, maxed armored DPS and PROC but still managed to get the team f'd up by not listening to a word both her friends that knew the game, and the devs threw at her.

And lets not even talk about her live gaming adventure to up her popularity where she got pwnt in pvp zones, and in plenty instances. I'll give her credit for attempting to game but when celebrities jump on a server and the Devs/Mods stack your character out then send you on your way without the knowledge of how to use said powers....

It was a failtastrophe so epic even the GenMods game on to apologize for the team wipe she caused.

Do a little WoW forum searching from that day, and if the Mods haven't locked out all the threads entirely just read up on a little of what her fame got her. Rumor is she left the keyboard in tears due to the ridicule she faced afterwards, just like she walked out of Blizzcon after being trolled.




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Luli

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Can I borrow your stuff then?

Yup.

Do you both, by any chance, drive a Mercedes?
Thread ticker tape, while drinking the finest Merlot?
Do you wear robes made of exotic silk, chortling to yourself, or possibly aloud in an empty library by a well lit fire?
Are you part of an Ivy League?

Just a few questions

Well, your words not mine. I mean I didn't want to state the obvious but you know...

Your opinion of what I wrote is fine, I mean it's identifiable to yourself and those who agree, while some also see my point. It's just what it is.

The scene where Angeline Jolie was showering had a lot to do with fanfare but wasn't exactly non-story related. She was dirty, it showed how hygienic her character is while pleasing both female and male viewers.

As for batworman and flamebird, well, same applies to not really being pornographic but rather a fun way to show how even during their halt of crime they find time to do something they enjoy. It's sexy, provocative, and does please a number of fans. However, it also shows that they don't have to take everything serious all the time, girls indeed do have more fun, and shows a side of their characters that set them apart form the normal humdrum of constant vigilance. Even good girls need to have a bad streak, or a fun night where they do what they want. With the public eye not on them maybe they're not the '' goody goody'' types many have come to believe they were.

I wouldn't mind it, if I could get away with it. I haven't an issue with the swimsuit as long as I had plans to go swimming, or bring it along with me and hit the ocean afterwards so I dress down in the office then head on my way. Again, it really depends on where I'm working and what won't get me wrote up for indecency.



I suppose that is where we differ, heavily. I personally do not feel that my Diplomas in plaques dictate my dress code. I do not see the need to appear professional by way of look unless it absolutely calls for it and my job hinges on said dress code.

I bet you're very proud of your daughter, I know I would be. I'm going to teach mine as she grows that anything is a possibility, and to do as you feel but be smart about it. How she takes on life is her decision, but I'm not going to force feed her what I believe is wrong though I'll openly share opinions of the ''other'' lifestyle. It all depends on what you like, and what you feel is ''highly'' professional. I've worked from inside Universities, to Corporate Offices, Stages, and various Businesses in different States. I've never felt the need to downplay my body, or been in a situation that forced me to wear guess work fashion. It's not as though my cleavage is always out in the open, or mini skirts are a must. Have I done one, the other, or both at the same time? Yes. Is it every day? No.

Though to be fair, I can understand where you're coming from. It chalks up to different strokes, different fields, and to different personalities. To be honest I've been referenced as the ''Boss's Hussie'' and seen as the Office Tramp a couple of times. Made me laugh due to knowing it wasn't true, and did it once impact my performance or tasks? Not at all. From important meetings to bigwig parties, I've seen the sides of twin tokens and enjoyed them thoroughly while being comfortable in my own style without worry of fishing for promotions.

In honesty, I have also worn faded jeans, T-shirt, hair up in a bun or pony tail, not a lot of makeup, sneakers to meetings that had lesser importance than some of the upper scale necessities. I've also worn scrubs out as well, mostly it sways on mood and the place of work's personal discretion policy. If all I have to do is wire in a network, or plug away at a task that brings intel to Corporate for a couple of hours I'm not going to suit up. Now if I were in a place of Law, Royalty, and Government I may feel a bit more obliged to maintain a tapered suit but less skin. Might be slightly uncomfortable.

Guess for me it does come down to situation, who am I meeting with, who do I feel that I should semi-impress (if at all), and who could fire me on the spot if they so chose. Otherwise, it's mostly what's comfortable to me.

Though if I was a Super Heroine, unless I was meeting with the Queen or a President/World Leader, I don't believe I'd find that more clothing means a more professional look, or more appropriate. Even then, due to being able to crush said person with ease I wouldn't over dress due to their titles. I'd be respectful to a certain degree, but I wouldn't make myself uncomfortable.

Guys writing those comics just envision a super heroine based off the Media and what sells. Everyone knows that sex truly does sell, especially to the younger crowds. Why not make a beautiful woman, well to put it nicely, sexy? I just don't see why it should be called sexist when aquaman swims around in biker shorts or some type of Chasity belt only. That character, and others, like Conan, were drawn by men. Does that make the creator homosexual? Does that make him wrong? Why not if he isn't? Heroes have always been seen as spandex, and cleavage. Not business suits (in battle), and carrying a briefcase of arrest warrants for villains. Meh~eh.

What does having men stare at what I was born with have to do with my job performance as either a Heroine/Villainess, or being professional in the work place in real life? I may speak for myself but I personally don't care or pay any mind most of the time to men ogling or trying to catch a peek. It's normal for the most part, the same with me wanting to look at a woman who is dressed to impress either my eyes or attractive senses as is the same with men who capture my fancy. Truly, there is no reason to believe that my achievements, and knowledge gained by attending then graduating multiple esteemed Colleges is belitted by a V neck and lacy push up bra beneath. Or shapely clothing that shows minimal skin but tapers to my body, even scrubs that taper to my body with thermals beneath further sculpting what I have underneath them in a tight fashion. Same to be said about outfits that heroines may wear as work clothes.

I have multiple degrees, am in a highly professional field and working on my Masters for being a Veterinarian (currently an assistant with high honors), am married, have a daughter; and am not prowling for sexual relationships or trying to be ''part of the club'' nor seeking outward attention to an extreme degree.

I believe your theory has been debunked in one felled swoop. Soundly at that. lol.

Now is it true I enjoy the attention, and looks I get when I'm dressed in outfits that accentuate my body? Yes, there is that enjoyment. Does that mean I want to sleep with the men who do so? No. Am I attracted to some of them? Yes. It's only natural when an attractive male (in my opinion, sometimes related to Media hype) shows interest that, I (and others), to some degree will flirt, or flaunt a bit in his direction but I am rather happy with my husband and love him unconditionally. Am I out for a midnight love affair? No. However, when I dressed up for previous conventions or Anime Cons it's not like I hid myself away while a jealous lover locked me in a room.

To think that my attitude for clothing, and fashion depends on motherhood is rather bland in my experience. After losing the weight (not much gained during, and not much retained after) through various exercises I was back to my usual standards with features enhanced than I had before. So, would this discourage me from continuing my personal addiction to ''skimpy'' or '' nearly '' naked costumes? Absolutely not. I proudly wear the ''milf'' badge, and see no need, again explained, to become angry or ashamed of what I like to wear. Is it child appropriate? Probably not. Is it outlandish to say prudes are not right to tell me, '' OMG. Think of your child seeing you like that someday! '' Not really, but then again I don't much care what others say.

This would probably NOT change if I were a super heroine, with the types of powers that mostly mean little to clothing. I still, more than likely, would like a costume that shows off my figure just for kicks, or perhaps less restrictive motion. Maybe to keep up with the media's look of heroines I'd need to ''step up'' my look by cushioning lesser than proportionate features; padded bra.

Again, I honestly do not see it as sexist at all, nor do I see merit in your points thus far, my little zombie minion. Rest assured that I will agree with you on something in the future, surely, but this is one such subject that I do not see you having much sway in, unless you speak for the mass majority. However, with many other women in my same exact position that I could introduce this forum too.. I don't think you'd like the outcome when it comes to your analysis of a ''professional married mother '' not enjoying the occasional flaunt of her body in a heroic/villainous costume.

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Back to you, Zombie.

I've only seen me write something along those lines, and we both know I am. As for ''who say that..'' probably not many that are larger, or not pleased with the way they look. I find that most women who are not petite, or toned have an issue with showing more skin. Or those not comfortable due to blemishes or what not. Though, there are those like myself who don't see the reason to hide behind clothing either due to nudist approach, freedom from restriction (be it socially acceptable, political, or clothing options), or being an independent, sexy woman. It's not rocket science. We ladies like what we like, and will wear what we feel comfortable wearing; or lack there of.

If I had super powers, nearly indestructible, I may not be able to speak for EVERY woman but I know what I would do. I know what I have done when it comes to beaches, and cosplay. No costume (if I like it) is too skimpy when it comes to what Anime/Comic character I wish to go for, mainly because I am very confident with how I look, and what I personally like to dress up as. I've done overly dressed, moderate conservatism, and then there's cottonballs representing ''clouds'' as naruto's female form. Nothing else.

If I were a super heroine I wouldn't be too concerned about clothing, is all.

Now, others getting a hold of whatever my weakness would be and using it against me, well, that's a whole other story.