Friday, December 12, 2008

Baggy Pants and Nice Buns



















If men insist on wearing baggy pants, this is how they should be worn! And they should expect to get pinched and fondled--and like it!
I was in Las Vegas recently, and went to the Thunder from Down Under show. Those guys certainly had buns worth pinching, and they didn't care what you touched as long as you didn't squeeze their balls. Too bad it's not like that everywhere.
Not that I'm advocating a touchy-feely society, but I think we've taken the "hands off" thing just a little too far.
I've been told I should go to Italy if I want my ass pinched. Seems a long way to go for that, but who knows, it might be worth it. I would dearly love to have my ass grabbed now and then, but everyone is so afraid to do things like that nowadays. Men don't even whistle at pretty girls anymore, at least not when I'm around to hear it. Kids in school may not get paddled, but they don't get a hug when they need it, either. I think this is rather sad.
What I'm trying to say is that we need to relax a little, and not get so bent out of shape when someone pats you on the shoulder, or on the ass. We are social animals; we need touch as much as we need conversation. It's unnatural to be so cut off from physical contact, and leads to frustrations that can lead to other problems. We could all use a good hug now and then. Or a nice pat on the buns!

4 comments:

Marie Force said...

Great buns, Cheryl!!

Cheryl Brooks said...

Look pretty scrumptious, don't they?
Succulently pinchable!

Kendra Leigh Castle said...

Definitely pinchable! I've never been sure about the whole waxing/manscaping thing (and my, these are gleaming), but pinchable:-)

I'll agree with you that society has become frighteningly uptight about touch in general. *sigh* We've never gotten too far away from the puritans, I'm afraid. Fixated and prudish, all at the same time. Makes for lots of weirdos, I think.

Cheryl Brooks said...

My point exactly, Kendra. Not that I'm a shrink or anything, but I have observed that when people's emotions are suppressed, they tend to explode, and oftentimes, it isn't pretty!
PS, I think the gleam on those buns comes from a bit of oil, actually. ...Ooo, would love to be the one applying that!