Who likes sexist images in the home page?

lol

Before Easter I was in the store shopping for my grandkids. I heard a lady talking with her friend. She said she couldn't find a chocolate rabbit that looked like it was for a girl and that was sexist and discrimination.

That gave me another reason to hate people.

You just look'n for a fight pepepipo? My Paint Girl says she'll kick your sorry ass any time you like... (she's actually an hermaphrodite kick-boxing champion 😎)

I don't find it sexist and I'm female. People have become hyper sensitive and easily offended. It's a cute looking render, IMO. 🙂

Why do I have to think about the complaint about art class because teacher showed picture of famous ancient statue?
People shout so much about these kind of things, that the tollerance and acceptance, that was common in the seventies and eighties, are rapidly fading again.
We didn't look twice if a girl was topless on the beach.........
All this new prudism just gets the opposite reaction.
And that in an age when any thinkable form of porn is a click away.
Art is art. porn is porn.
There is a distinct difference. The lack of nowadays morality to make the distinction between the two makes me sad....

@reinecarola +10 😉

IMHO.. this might be a valid one if we look at it from the perspective of the different cultures (repressive and liberal) [..and again repressive and liberal are based on the perspective of the one looking at it.. but that's a different thread altogether..] around the globe.. what might be casual or an everyday sight for some, might be entirely different to others.. just like burping during a meal.. 🙂

.. and as far as I am concerned.. that gal is pretty cute.. 🙂

.. and just for fun.. 🙂
1. In Thailand it is considered rude to put food in your mouth using a fork. The fork is used to push food onto the spoon which is then eaten.
2. In China, you’re expected to leave a bit of food on your plate at the end of your meal. Leaving an empty plate signifies that you were not fed enough and are still hungry.
3. In Egypt burping loudly after a meal is considered good dining etiquette and signifies your appreciation of the food you’ve just eaten. In fact burping is often considered the highest compliment a guest can pay the host on the food prepared by them!
4. In Chile, touching food with your hands is considered bad manners. All food items are eaten using cutlery- even food like pizza, fries and burgers.
5. In Japan it is perfectly acceptable to loudly slurp your noodles while you’re eating. The Japanese believe that slurping when eating noodles and soup, is the best way of displaying your appreciation of the food and the person who’s cooked it.