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How often did they even bathe? Eew.
I think most of them are long dead and corpses don’t pique my interest. But I just can’t help myself to a cute Retail Woman.
This model received SEVERAL comments saying she is fat or overweight. I think this answers your question
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BING BONG.
Depends, where she bathe last?
They are Faire.
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Yes sure they are attractive. But you should understand, “Fat girls are like mopeds”. Having slim girlfriend or wife is a matter of status.
I think they’re a bit old for me.
I get roundness was a sign of health and thus beauty but I like gaunt and dishevelled.
I like cleavage… so yes to renaissance ladies.
They all look ugly and fat. Mona Lisa looks like an obese femboy
I thought this was going to be about women who were knowledgeable and capable in a whole bunch of different areas of life
Kinda overrated
They were paintings of wealthy women who were well fed. I don;t think is wa a fashion statement. As for the beauty it is was less realistic or accurate than we see today but still an improvement over the 2 dimensional profile that preceded the Renaissance.
As a necrophiliac, yeah
I like renaissance periodzation does that count?
Mona Lisa looks alright I guess. Cleavage is nice.