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@SW-User Interesting. Why hands?
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@SW-User namely, the history of its evolution, but also the complexity of its current anatomy and physiology. Also, how aging and disease affect them.
They're key in character drawing. People first look at/notice the face and hands. They say a lot in appearance and movement
They're key in character drawing. People first look at/notice the face and hands. They say a lot in appearance and movement
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See what I mean!?
See what I mean!?
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@swirlie But the question doesn't ask you to follow any rules
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That is true. The question did not ask me to follow any rules. That is also why you received the kind of answers and responses you did.
If you go back and read the responses from the beginning, you will find that most respondents sounded somewhat uncomfortable answering your question at all, which is why the vast majority of responses did not actually contain an answer to your question!
There was lots of dancing around, lots of joking, but there was very little substance offered to you in terms of a very specific answer. That is why you never expected those kinds of answers at all, which is also why you found everyone's responses so fascinating. The ambiguity contained within your question, naturally solicited an ambiguous answer. That is not intended as a criticism toward you, but that is intended as my 'point' within my discussion.
That is true. The question did not ask me to follow any rules. That is also why you received the kind of answers and responses you did.
If you go back and read the responses from the beginning, you will find that most respondents sounded somewhat uncomfortable answering your question at all, which is why the vast majority of responses did not actually contain an answer to your question!
There was lots of dancing around, lots of joking, but there was very little substance offered to you in terms of a very specific answer. That is why you never expected those kinds of answers at all, which is also why you found everyone's responses so fascinating. The ambiguity contained within your question, naturally solicited an ambiguous answer. That is not intended as a criticism toward you, but that is intended as my 'point' within my discussion.
Tennessean · 31-35, F
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@Tennessean INteresting...
royalblue1193 · 31-35, M
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@royalblue1193 But then the best thing about it we would discuss is how much we need it to discuss everything lol
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@SW-User Who said anything about discussing biology? 😏
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
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@JoyfulSilence Such topic would drive my mind crazyyyy!!
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
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@Sarah123 Lol true
ProdigalSummer · F
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@ProdigalSummer 💕🤗
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@SW-User 😂
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
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bijouxbroussard · F
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@bijouxbroussard The most complex part of us! Perhaps too complex for me lol
FeetAreFantastic · 41-45, M
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@FeetAreFantastic Well, feet are fantastic, aren't they?
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OK, ..then in not over-thinking your question as you recommend, as well as reviewing the obvious uncertainty that has already been conveyed from those whom have already attempted to answer your question, my favorite body part is not found on the female body.
Which gender then, am I suppose to assume you are making reference to when you tell me not to over-think your question when you asked, "what's your favorite body part?".
OK, ..then in not over-thinking your question as you recommend, as well as reviewing the obvious uncertainty that has already been conveyed from those whom have already attempted to answer your question, my favorite body part is not found on the female body.
Which gender then, am I suppose to assume you are making reference to when you tell me not to over-think your question when you asked, "what's your favorite body part?".
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@swirlie Jesus...You're overthinking again. Which gender? I don't know? Does it matter? What the hell?