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To: 68skylark
I have a real hard time believeing that gay men (maybe 2% to 4% of the population) can somehow enforce their beauty preferences on women (about 50% to 52% of the popluation). It doesn't add up.

It starts to add up when you realize that there are a disproportional amount of flaming fashion designers.

I don't understand it either, but go look at the models from the 1970's-1980's and compare them with today's models.

80 posted on 01/27/2003 10:58:55 AM PST by Centurion2000 (The meek shall inherit the Earth. The stars belong to the bold.)
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To: Centurion2000
It starts to add up when you realize that there are a disproportional amount of flaming fashion designers.

Were. My wife was in the rag business and most of the homosexual designers died from AIDS.

88 posted on 01/27/2003 11:08:20 AM PST by AppyPappy (Will Code COBOL For Food)
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To: Centurion2000
It starts to add up when you realize that there are a disproportional amount of flaming fashion designers.

But fashion design is highly competitive -- if certain designers aren't producing the clothes women want, they'd be out of business in a second. (That's one reason I'd never go into that business.)

This is a free country and I cannot believe any group (especially one as small as gay males) could make women buy something they don't want. So blaming (or crediting) gay males for women's fashion seems to me to be off base -- women mostly choose what they want, whether by themselves or in a committee. Am I wrong?

Personally I like women's fashions for the most part, and I admire someone who takes the time to look her best. But for me, weight control means a lot more than clothes, and I'm sorry to see so many women (at least in my area of the country) who are way overweight.

89 posted on 01/27/2003 11:10:21 AM PST by 68skylark
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