I think that humanity will really progress once nudity is accepted everywhere, when self-awareness and self-acceptance are going to encouraged and appreciated, and when we're able to get over body shame and to accept our sexuality.
We don't need clothes to prove that we're different from all the other species. What makes us different is our volition and reasoning abilities. Those evolutionary advantages were never a permit for us to destroy the world, we only destroy everything when we stop thinking.
We need to accept sexuality and nudity as facts of life, to see them and appreciate them for what they represent. Our anatomy is unique, it is distinctly human, and so is body expression; the art of dancing and ballet. Sexuality is an art form, our courtship rituals are very unique. The social bonds that sexuality forms may not be unique to us, but I can argue that we do it better than any other species by channeling it through culture and even art.
In my opinion, humanity wastes a lot of time on irrelevant superfluous details. I think that it's about time we start thinking about what our universal message is and to move forward. This is more important than fashion standards or dress codes. It's our minds that make the difference at the end of the day, and that's the reason we are the dominant species. The presence or lack of clothes don't make us special or less civilized, nudes have always been at the zenith of civilization, that's because they represent who we are, they represent one of our unique abilities, which is the ability to create and enjoy art. Nudes have always adorned cave and temple walls, they have always been a source of inspiration for us, and they're going to continue being an inspiration for humanity in the future, but I truly hope that we will be able to accept that inspiration.
This is a preview of four of Domai's models who will grace the pages of the members area of Domai over the following couple of weeks.
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This is a gallery featuring pictures of four of the models who are going to appear on Domai's member pages in the following weeks.
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This is a collection of images from the sets that will be available in Domai's members' area over the following weeks.
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It's always refreshing seeing beautiful young ladies experiencing nature. Enjoying the happiness of life while feeling the sun, sand, and water gently touching their skin. The beauty in their eyes and the smiles on their faces tell the story. A story of freedom and self-exploration.
I think that this is one of the things that Domai deserves respect for. The ability to have pictures of models who are smiling in nature. A carefree smile is always beautiful.
This gallery has some of the great Tasteful Nudes that I have been referring to. The images of Aria R in particular are amazingly beautiful. She has a beautiful smile and her images are vivid with the colors of life. I think that if Domai should have a prototype then it should consist of those images: Images of happy women whose beauty is so strong that they are not afraid of showing it to the world.
It isn't about standards or certain body features. The essence of beauty lies in the character of the model, it is the photographer's job to bring it out and to present it to the world. That's why beauty is hated and that's why it is rare. Some photographers are often careless when handling it, and some models simply don't possess it. But for those who do, they give us all a wonderful gift.
Be inspired.
Tasteful Nudes are like a beautiful symphony, they represent the soul of the photographer and of the model. That combination, like any great symphony, is enlifting. They capture the soul of what I am trying to present on Graceful Nudes. Beauty, honest and simple. Without any shame or any degradation of the models' beauty.
Tasteful Nudes transcend the level of basic nakedness. They neither represent nor care about irrelevant details such as genitalia, simply because such approaches are not needed to make tasteful nudes complete. They represent the models, beauty, and multiple visions of a better world.
Tasteful Nudes are mainly addressed to the brains of the viewers. They respect our humanity and make us think. They directly address our most valuable possessions, our brains.
That's why I think that Tasteful Nudes are superior. That's the same reason why I think that they will outlive any insipid erotica. I may even write again in 70 years and say how it's like, if the Internet is still around that is.
This is a collection of pictures of the new models whose alluring feminine beauty is to grace Domai's members area over the period of the next four weeks.
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I have recently received an e-mail from a visitor of this website in which he was describing what men expect to see when they seen a nude female. He said that "Men like girls with young, firm breasts, perfect nipples and pretty faces."
After coming to think of it, it seems that a lot of people repeat those words. They may even be repeated in a T.V. show with women laughing in the background - Which is ironical as it's meant as an insult. This whole thing with physical adjectives and descriptions is very perplexing. It just overshadows the humanity of us all. I think it's fine when we describe people in order to try to let others recognize them, but reducing a person to a mere description is never okay. That's consumerism being extended to human beings. I am not just a tall man of a certain complexion, that's not what I want others to be interested in. I would like them to be interested in my personality, my achievements, my ideas, and who I am. Not how many hours I spend working out at the local gym.
We're all like little semi-opaque black boxes. If you point to those boxes and ask a passerby what they are the description is probably going to be uniform: "Those are black boxes." However, what if those boxes have some contents inside that appear as mere shadows when those boxes are thoroughly inspected under the light. It takes mutual respect, understanding, emotions, and a lot of work to let a single box partially or completely open up. Those shadows can only let us guess what's inside, and that's what's inspiring, as in the process of looking for similar things in ourselves we may come to discover some aspects of our personalities that we never knew existed.
That's why I don't like glamorous photos that try to make those women look out of this world - polishing those black boxes and adding some white stripes using a computer. Those women are present in real life and alienating them is never going to benefit anyone. It's just going to add more stress to the lives of those women. It will be an attempt at keeping them trying to live in an imaginary world created in studios and using digital manipulation instead of concentrating on their own goals and their own lives.
Women in real life may be just as beautiful and definitely can be more inspiring.
It's a long journey towards fulfilling our real potential as persons. It takes a lot of hard work and a lot of mistakes to learn who we really are and what we would like to do. Beauty helps us in doing that, by offering us some mere shadows that our fertile imagination can turn into the most picturesque of scenes.
Thus, I think that whenever we describe women or men as being of a certain height, having certain proportions, or looking in a certain way, we are just saying "it's a black box". It takes some time to actually see beneath the surface, to make out what those shadows may be, and to guess what's really behind them. We need to realize that those people are not there for our own pleasure. I don't think that this is the point of it all, why they're there probably has to do with their wanting to reach a certain destination or fulfilling a personal goal. What we can do is marvel at their wonderful achievements and the links that connect them to ourselves. Only then will we discover who we really are and be on the road to becoming those amazing persons that we can be.
These days a lot of people demonstrate for various things. For more jobs, for higher wages, for less torture, and even to stop the Neo-Nazis from ruining traditional festivals. However, no one seems to care that much about beauty, about the mental prison that free citizens like you and me have to live in, just because they were born female.
Violence is something that we all abhor. No one likes to be the victim or the perpetrator of violence, but what if you train people to actually like violence. Tell them that being cut up with a knife is okay? More women than ever are admitted to operating theaters for surgeries that will not enhance the qualities of their lives and for which there is no medical indication whatsoever - operations that disfigure rather than restore. One of the basics of surgery is to never operate on someone who doesn't need an operation. What about an absolutely healthy female going under the scalpel just to have bigger breasts, to have two synthetic bags put into her? Why are those women doing that? Is it a quest for social acceptance? Or is it just going along with the pressure to conform, to tell the entire world that she can be controlled, manipulated into enjoying the results of a blade cutting her beautiful skin?
What's beautiful about breasts anyway? Why do we have to cut women down into pieces and analyze every single detail of their bodies? Who gave us the right to compare them to an "ideal" image, an image so weird that even goddesses - the subjects of paintings - would be considered too fat? Breasts on their own are not attractive, a pathologist examining a breast after a mastectomy will not find them attractive. What makes them attractive is not their size, their shape, or even their texture, it's the women who carry them. The ideas of those women, their livelihood, their life view is what makes them beautiful. Not a glossy lipstick, a perfume that makes you gasp for air, or bags inserted into their breasts. It also isn't some sort of a cellophane wrap that comes from Paris - an expensive dress, designer jeans, etc...
Beautiful women don't need feedback, don't need a surgeon-issued seal of quality - a seal of inferiority. Beauty isn't genetic, and certainly isn't synthetic. Dwayne Bell, the founder of Body In Mind, would disagree with me on this one. His view is that superficially "beautiful" women are just as good as women who radiate with true beauty. His reasoning is that those women inspire men to work hard to "earn" them, or to impress them. Isn't this what BMW's are for? Are women like consumer goods?
Well, luxurious consumer goods were despised by the authorities in soviet nations - publicly at least, their lavish private properties were often filled with expensive verbotene Ware. I think that it is true that consumer goods motivate people in capitalist economies to work and then to spend their money. All high school students are well aware of that, some of them work for long hours to buy the latest cool gadgets. The trend continues into adult life, except that the those gadgets are replaced by expensive houses and large cars as one's income increases. I am not claiming that this is bad, but if we start to say that women are like consumer goods, acting as mere motivators, then we are objectifying them, commodifying them. If they're goods then there's a price tag somewhere: blond hair, big breasts, tall legs, a flat midriff, and thighs that don't touch increase the social value and acceptance. There is even an expiry date, which is one of the many causes of that mid-life crisis. Rich men know that they need to have the latest model, a trophy wife, in order to look good.
So, what those women are doing by undergoing those surgeries is increasing their market value. I am finding it very repulsive as I am writing this.
It doesn't even stop there. Various illusions are marketed everywhere: beautiful women love violent and rough men. That simple lie makes the men act rough, it makes them make their "male habits" more prominent. That increased violence is combined with a sense of vulnerability that's implanted into the mind of every girl. Repulsive rape scenes are everywhere, and do women in those scenes get to really fight back, to tell the rapist that women aren't weak? The answer is a simple no. A woman who thinks that she's weak is going to become a victim, but she has been victimized for her entire life. It tells her that she needs male presence - the new escorts, a vestige of times long gone - to be strong, and that she loses her femininity if she doesn't silently submit to win the martyr race.
Even if we shift to the relatively mild average sitcom. A woman will always collapse after a break-up, and what will cheer her up? A makeover. The gift of her more fashion-savvy friends, who will increase her value by changing her wrapping, by giving her a redesign, by transforming her, the obsolete-model barbie, to a barbie from the 2000's, in an attempt to attract the guy who left her, or to attract a better - richer - guy. There's a clear message, which is that relationships are about good looks, no wonder the divorce rates are up through the roof.
Relationships are portrayed like a dance, in which both partners pretend that they normally walk in the same fashion as they do when they're dancing. The problem is that it's a big play, that eventually collapses, ending in a break-up, a divorce, or a miserable life in which one tries to escape from reality. Why can't men just be who they are around women, why should there always be a mask? It's a mystery, but combine that with approved violence - it's okay to willingly be a victim, and overrated emphasis on good looks, you have a recipe for a relationship that will cause everybody pain.
Some people do manage to escape that cycle, and a lot of them lead wonderful happy lives, but they are rarely there, in the Teletopia that is on TV, the place where all people are up to the South Beach standards. The Teletopia that rarely resembles reality, the reality that we live in, the reality that's distorted by the same Teletopia.
Why can't that Teletopia be full of beautiful women - those who know that their beauty isn't dictated by the numbers on the scale, their bra size, or their waist size? Why can't it be full of hard-working women? Why can't it portray the real struggles of our daily lives? Why can't it be about what we can all do to make life good for everyone of us? It's a mystery to me. However, I'd rather be single for my entire life than to be locked up in a hollow relationship. I may be too young to offer my $0.02, but it is for men to realize that beauty can't be defined and that it isn't physical, it's abstract, that means that it belongs to the world of consciousness. Violence is always a sign of weakness. Be open in your relationships and try to overcome the artificial communication barriers. Dancing all the time just makes everyone tired.
For women, I can say that beauty is inside every one of you, it is you who can bring it out, it's a process that's absolutely free. Age is not a problem, reject that expiry date, dare to change the world through your own work. Make sky the true limit, reject becoming victims, fight back, and don't be afraid to take the lead. Those things are not masculine - it's another society-imposed barrier, they're for free people, and you certainly can be free if you want to. The limits are no longer dictated by books, they're now dictated by behavior. You can always make your own future, just don't let others tell you what you're "supposed to" be. Only then you will know that you're truly free, that you're some of the brave women who were able to overcome all the prejudice, those truly beautiful heroines.
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