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Natasha, 22, Montana. People are my favorite part of every day. I do a lot of things and I have many interests and someday I should make a proper "about me" page.

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  1. thedailywhat: Haute Creepture of the Day: From Black Milk, the company that brought you The Steve Buscemi Dress, comes the latest in see-thru fashion: Designer James Lillis’s Muscle Leggings. Goes great with protruding rib cages! (In that they’re both gross.)  [buzzfeed.] Why does this have to be gross?  I don’t find these gross, I find them awesome.  I would buy them in an instant if they weren’t so expensive.  I like them in the same way I like skeleton gloves. Reminds me of a couple weeks ago, when I was showing off my wisdom teeth in the little container I got from the oral surgeon.  I showed them to countless preschoolers and every single one of them thought they were super-cool.  We played counting games.  We looked at our model skeleton.  We wondered about what exactly teeth were made of.  We talked about the teeth loss-and-gain experiences of ourselves, our families, and our friends.  We thought of crazy, abstract scenarios with teeth, like, “What if your teeth had teeth?  Where would your teeth’s teeth go when they fell out?  If your teeth had teeth would they have an entire face?” When I showed adults, I often experienced the opposite.  Some retracted, some looked disturbed, some asked why I kept them. Why did I keep them?  Why would I not keep them?  If there’s anything one has a right to own it’s their body. It made me sad.  Every time my thought was, “When did you start being grossed out by the human body instead of fascinated?” To each his own I guess.  I just think a positive outlook on something is always preferable. thedailywhat: Haute Creepture of the Day: From Black Milk, the company that brought you The Steve Buscemi Dress, comes the latest in see-thru fashion: Designer James Lillis’s Muscle Leggings. Goes great with protruding rib cages! (In that they’re both gross.)  [buzzfeed.] Why does this have to be gross?  I don’t find these gross, I find them awesome.  I would buy them in an instant if they weren’t so expensive.  I like them in the same way I like skeleton gloves. Reminds me of a couple weeks ago, when I was showing off my wisdom teeth in the little container I got from the oral surgeon.  I showed them to countless preschoolers and every single one of them thought they were super-cool.  We played counting games.  We looked at our model skeleton.  We wondered about what exactly teeth were made of.  We talked about the teeth loss-and-gain experiences of ourselves, our families, and our friends.  We thought of crazy, abstract scenarios with teeth, like, “What if your teeth had teeth?  Where would your teeth’s teeth go when they fell out?  If your teeth had teeth would they have an entire face?” When I showed adults, I often experienced the opposite.  Some retracted, some looked disturbed, some asked why I kept them. Why did I keep them?  Why would I not keep them?  If there’s anything one has a right to own it’s their body. It made me sad.  Every time my thought was, “When did you start being grossed out by the human body instead of fascinated?” To each his own I guess.  I just think a positive outlook on something is always preferable.
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    Haute Creepture of the Day: From Black Milk, the company that brought you The Steve Buscemi Dress, comes the latest in see-thru fashion: Designer James Lillis’s Muscle Leggings.

    Goes great with protruding rib cages! (In that they’re both gross.) 

    [buzzfeed.]

    Why does this have to be gross?  I don’t find these gross, I find them awesome.  I would buy them in an instant if they weren’t so expensive.  I like them in the same way I like skeleton gloves.

    Reminds me of a couple weeks ago, when I was showing off my wisdom teeth in the little container I got from the oral surgeon.  I showed them to countless preschoolers and every single one of them thought they were super-cool.  We played counting games.  We looked at our model skeleton.  We wondered about what exactly teeth were made of.  We talked about the teeth loss-and-gain experiences of ourselves, our families, and our friends.  We thought of crazy, abstract scenarios with teeth, like, “What if your teeth had teeth?  Where would your teeth’s teeth go when they fell out?  If your teeth had teeth would they have an entire face?”

    When I showed adults, I often experienced the opposite.  Some retracted, some looked disturbed, some asked why I kept them.

    Why did I keep them?  Why would I not keep them?  If there’s anything one has a right to own it’s their body.

    It made me sad.  Every time my thought was, “When did you start being grossed out by the human body instead of fascinated?”
    To each his own I guess.  I just think a positive outlook on something is always preferable.
    #anatomy  #fashion  #human body  #muscle  #leggings 
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