NihilusZero -> RE: Removing a profile picture (10/9/2008 1:00:32 PM)
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I'm not entirely sure why, if we are to be so directed towards seeking emotional, intellectual and dynamic ideals in others to gauge whether we wish to be involved with them that, somehow, physical attraction should be more forsaken. I don't agree with the subtle implication that seems to pervade (I'm speaking in general, not to anyone specifically) that physical attraction somehow directly translates to being superficial. It's a crucial part of a relationship dynamic and deserves as much attention as the rest of the pie pieces. Also concerning profiles, this day in age there is basically no excuse not to have an image. If you don't have a camera you surely must have a webcam. If you don't have a webcam, surely you have a cellphone with a camera. If you don't have a cell with a cam, surely you have at least a cheap scanner and a film picture of you somewhere. Why should I not want to know what someone looks like if I'm determining my interest in them? If we are going to play the 'superficiality' game and make presumptions about people who want pictures of people they're talking to as being just in it for mundane sexual reasons then I can use the same (poor) logic to to suggest that those who don't include images refuse to precisely because they are worried about being dismissed from that same group of people who they decry as being one-dimensional.
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