gravure modeling in japan - Page 7

MMM · (#61 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by boinky78

they look dirty
ive seen some ganguro girls who r cute
but that much tanning cant be good for them

I think young girls not being concerned enough about what is good for them is becoming a theme of this thread.

boinky78 · (#62 (**permalink**))

Nobody is encouraging me to do anything I have a brain of my own

MissMisa · (#63 (**permalink**))

Should I know what a 'gravure' model is? From what I've been reading it sounds pretty... tacky? Not something someone should aspire to as a cheap way of getting into Japan.

But hey what do I know~

boinky78 · (#64 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

I think young girls not being concerned enough about what is good for them is becoming a theme of this thread.

Whats sad bad about posing in a swimsuit?hell whats so bad about posing naked?its not harming anybody
and if the person wants to do this kind of modeling i think its ok

MissMisa · (#65 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by boinky78

Whats sad bad about posing in a swimsuit?hell whats so bad about posing naked?its not harming anybody
and if the person wants to do this kind of modeling i think its ok

Whether this kind of industry hurts people or not is debatable.

boinky78 · (#66 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Tenchu

Yet you missed two punctuation points in only a basic sentence...

just because I'm lazy doesnt mean I'm stupid

if I was stupid I wouldnt have graduated high school early

who cares if I dont put a period or a comma?

MissMisa · (#67 (**permalink**))

If this thread goes off the rails I'm going to ask one of the other mods to close it.
No insults please, keep it clean. ~Misa~

boinky78 · (#68 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Tenchu

... I was joking... you had to add that last statement...

No you werent joking and if you get to make low blows
why can't I?you could have kept that comment to yourself
ok now I'm feeling bad about that comment I'm sorry

biginjapan · (#69 (**permalink**))

I doubt anyone on this board knows a gravure model personally, so whats with all the assumptions that its such a dark lifestyle and that they must be depressed and whatnot? If thats what she wants to do then let her do it. Sometimes people need to make their own mistakes. If she gets a career in that and ends up liking it then good for her.

Guigoo · (#70 (**permalink**))

i dunno why but gravure models, like applemilk seem to be depressed, junkie edge, low steemed darkish people.
just a prejudgemental view, but after seeing this pic...