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KangaCrow
Memberthat is a great backsack :D
GoneWithTheHind
MemberFurry art can make us wish for bodies that are impossible to have...
RetroWhat
MemberWhich ball should I play with the soccer ball or backsack?
Rocker20
MemberTo be honest, that's art in general. Look back at many of the Greek and Roman sculptures from thousands of years ago or renaissance paintings; you'll find much are heavily romanticized depictions of the human form, with men being lean and athletic, generally free of body hair, with muscular builds and fair features with little to no blemishes, while women were often drawn also lean with little to no body hair, stylized hair befitting the time depicted, hourglass figures, attractive breasts, and again very fair features. It's not all art of course, but men and women both have looked to romanticized figures as inspiration to improve their physical figures for thousands of years. I'm guilty of it myself.
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