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Beautiful child-level appearance
What do children like the appearance of their caretakers to be? Just like teens and grownups are beauty preferring what is beautiful to children? Make those things. | |
What do children like the appearance of their caretakers to
be? Just like teens and grownups are beauty preferring
what is beautiful to children? Is there anything about the
lower third of an adult sized body that could be optimized
to benefit children's aesthetic experience? Thats the
part
they see a lot.
I think that although some of this is learned, I think there
is likely a large innate and even genetic component. I
think I read that babies turn away from people with
beards. So, what do they like and turn towards?
I am imagining a velvet flannel in bright colors or pastels,
perhaps with fiber optic light spots. Perhaps there could
be patches that say things like "hug" or "hungry" or an
image of the family pet, on them and somehow the child
pressing on the patch would alert the adult to the hug
preference.
Adult shoes that children prefer viewing could be another
area of this.
My perception is that fashion has some re-runs yet values
new things. As far as I know what kids look at,and like, on
adults is new fashion territory.
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I would imagine that pre-weaning, the most popular lower leg
wear would be a pair of prosthetic tits. |
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The milk of humanity.Tactile unique patches of famous artworks and complex formulas with diagrammatic explanations. |
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I come here for the first time in a month, and the title and header clue me in immediately. |
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Don't ever change, [beanangel]. |
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//Is there anything about the lower third of an adult sized
body that could be optimized to benefit children's aesthetic
experience?// |
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So you're proposing cosmetic surgery for the knees
then? |
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Preferably not in a Jimmy Saville way |
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Oh, sorry, not "fix" ... something entirely different. |
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I suspect this whole idea might produce a generation of
bewildered adults with a knee fetish that they were unable to
either explain or enjoy. |
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Bound to be popular with the private psychiatry business, though. |
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Harlow's monkeys liked a plush monkey with big eyes
better that a wire mesh monkey with a functional
nipple. You are right about beards but that effect is
not limited to babies. |
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I am less sure about beards that extend down to the
lower third of the body. I do know that machines
with rapidly moving parts are attracted to such
persons or vice versa. |
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That's just the inexorable operation of Murphy's Law. |
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