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Ideal_Rock
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I don't know, I guess we don't think of other people this way? I don't really notice how other people look and he doesn't either. When we're out and about, we are busy and not looking at people. Maybe the people are better looking wherever everyone else is?
I guess it's also because in our business, we've dealt with many professional models and tossed through piles of head shots with a critical eye: "too much nose", "Too ethnic", "Not ethnic enough", "major nostrils", etc., for literally hours. And when it comes to working with the models, I'm not intimidated and he's not enarmored. They spend their lives working on nothing but their looks; hours at the gym, facials, hair care, waxing, electrolysis, etc. It's exhausting, I would never want to do it. I had one model say to me "you're so much nicer to me than other women", I wanted to say "it's because you have nothing I want," but I didn't. His concern is the lighting, how the product will be represented and making sure the client is happy. When you've seen behind the curtain, you realize looks are a lot of facade; clips, tape, lighting.
Nevertheless, my nickname for him is handsome and his name for me is beautiful.
I will admit that there was a short time when our old town had female hot dog vendors wearing thongs. All over the streets, on the roadsides. I think we both looked at them!
I guess it's also because in our business, we've dealt with many professional models and tossed through piles of head shots with a critical eye: "too much nose", "Too ethnic", "Not ethnic enough", "major nostrils", etc., for literally hours. And when it comes to working with the models, I'm not intimidated and he's not enarmored. They spend their lives working on nothing but their looks; hours at the gym, facials, hair care, waxing, electrolysis, etc. It's exhausting, I would never want to do it. I had one model say to me "you're so much nicer to me than other women", I wanted to say "it's because you have nothing I want," but I didn't. His concern is the lighting, how the product will be represented and making sure the client is happy. When you've seen behind the curtain, you realize looks are a lot of facade; clips, tape, lighting.
Nevertheless, my nickname for him is handsome and his name for me is beautiful.
I will admit that there was a short time when our old town had female hot dog vendors wearing thongs. All over the streets, on the roadsides. I think we both looked at them!
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