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Beautiful Men Wanted For Visual Display!
by Jennifer Holly MacDonald   
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Last edited: Tuesday, October 19, 2004
Posted: Monday, April 7, 2003

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Seeking out images of passion and beauty in the male form.


Men need more freedom to be sexual.

Men need more freedom to be beautiful.

Men are beautiful.

The male body is an exquisite miracle that should be honored. I, for one, am so tired of the female body and it's glamorous position in our society. Give it a rest girls and let they guys turn it on.

Men need to take pride in their bodies and express their unique and beautiful form. I am a woman and when I see what is suppossed to be an attractive woman posing in a sexually expressive way I don't see the beauty, in fact, I think it's kind of gross but that's just me.

When I see the male form, I stare in awe at the incredible beauty of the shape, form and texture. It's not strength, power or any of those other typical male associated attributes that stand out, it's the sexuality, the passion, the way they are enjoying the way they look and sharing it with others, particularly me.

I can't describe how sick I am of having to see the female body sexualized all over the place. I can't go anywhere without being exposed to the images of scantily clad women posing in provocative ways. It's everywhere, t.v., magazines, movies, games, anywhere and everywhere. It just doesn't reflect what I want to see when I go out into our over-the-top commercial society. 

It probably wouldn't bother me so much if men were given the same opportunity to provide me and other women with sexualized images of themselves. I wouldn't even see the female images anymore, they would fade into the background. Give me something to focus on that suits me and makes me happy. Yes, naked men make me happy, I like looking at them. They don't even have to be naked, just give me some passion and a peak at that chest and I may be smiling all day. I want the opportunity to enjoy the male form in all it's sexual glory. I want to see beautiful men, posing with passion in mind, not to show off their financial status or their physical strength, I want the real goods, the simple visual images of beautiful men.

Why shouldn't men have the same chance to make a living from showing off their bodies as women do? There's no reason and don't tell me there's no market for it, women are interested, we just don't admit it as easily, especially if we are in committed relationships. Give us time to honor the beauty, with tasteful advertising and some good reading material, a magazine for women that highlights the male body will sell millions.

But it's not just magazines, it's music videos, movies, posters, art, video games, all the same places that I'm constantly subjected to the sexualized female form. Give us girls the same thrill of playing beach volleyball with hot, naked, computer generated men.

Give me music videos where I get to watch tight, toned men wriggle and writh to the beats-hey, I'll watch, just give me a chance! I didn't watch Ricki Martin videos because I like his music but I did watch them, damn rights I did.

Will someone offer Brendan Fraser twenty million to do a few good full frontals in his next movie? Please.I don't want to sound desperate but I am. I need the sexy men of the world to come out of hiding and claim their incredible sexual beauty, share it with others, boy!

More men in Speedo's, more tight tank tops, extreme sports in bikini's, come on! I'm looking for the pleasure of watching the beauty of the male body being highlighted for what it is . . . a breathtaking miracle of sexuality and passion.
 


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Reviewed by Raven Woods (Reader)
Reviewed on October 28, 2006
All I can say is a big AMEN! As a straight woman who loves beautiful men (and I love men who are beautiful in the same way that a beautiful woman is beautiful; not really into the "macho" thing) I know that we are a segment of society discrimminated against. We are assualted with sexy women on magazine covers; Playboy ceneterfolds, women in videos. When my ex-husband and I used to go into the porn section to rent videos, I was always extremely disheartened to find nothing featuring beautiful young males. The only time mainstream porn acknowledges the male is in gay films (which is ok, but not exactly what I'm looking for) or in a way that is intended to emphasize only what his "member" can do for the female star of the film--ok, that one was kind of hard to explain, but I'm sure you know what I mean.

The truth is, other than the occasional Calvin Klein ad, we are living in a society dominated by the straight male mentality and their view of what is sexually desirable. Why is this? Is it because they are the dominant consumers and spenders? I could probably buy that explanation, except that the glut of womens' magazines, commercials and so many other aspects of our society make it apparent that somehow we've ALL bought into this notion that only the female form is sexy.

This notion persists despite ample evidence that men can be equally hot commodities. Why do most rock stars attract so many groupies, even the less-than-stellar-looking ones? It's largely because women in our society are starved for the opportunity to express guilt-free-no-strings-attached-down-and-dirty lust. And consider the obvious drawing power that actors like Johnny Depp and Lenorado DiCaprio have. Not to detract from their talent, but it isn't all about their acting ability, I guarantee you! We just love seeing their beautiful faces on the big screen! But I agree...more frontal nudity! Even my ex-mother-in-law (probably the most prudish woman I've ever known) once commented that she was tired of seeing only "butt shots." (I still remember her comment..."A butt is a butt." The whole attitude of our society can, I think, be best summed up by a guy I knew who once said, "When a woman takes off her clothes, it's sexy. When a man does it, it's just gross."

Ahhh, give me the days of the ancient Greeks, when the bod of a beautiful young male was a thing to be glorified, not villified!

Reviewed on October 21, 2006
Thank God for you people. That's the best way I can show my appreciation. This has always been a big issue for me and expressing my love for the male form has been a unique experience. But I know what I like and because sexuality is a big part of human nature, I feel a need to be honest about what I really enjoy on that level of being. Social commentary on sex has never quite got the the heart of it for me.
Mary - keep talking (or writing), keep expressing your interest in the the beauty of the male body as well as everyone else. Please.
" I want to see gorgeous men posing by themselves" that just about sums it up.
No women hanging off their arms, nothing makes a gorgeous man uglier than a playboy bunny hanging off him, that's not my bag baby!

Reviewed by Mary McCurdy (Reader)
Reviewed on October 14, 2006
Amen! This is something that has been perplexing me for years--why beautiful women are shoved down our throats while beautiful men are practically sequestered away. It seems the only other people interested in promoting beautiful men are gay porn websites. I don't want to see men with other men; I want to see gorgeous men posing by themselves, and I want them to be real men and not cream puffs. I happen to melt at the sight of a well-formed sensuous male butt. In my opinion, the backside of a man's body is far sexier than the front in terms of sculpture and grace. But his backside beauty definitely leads to wanting to not only see the front, but to experience it intimately. I'm actually pondering starting a website showcasing the most beautiful men in the world--not only celebrities, but ordinary joes you meet every day that deserve a little exposure. We women definitely deserve to have our eye candy as well and bring balance to the incredibly lopsided promotion of human sexuality.

Reviewed by Charlie Dale (Reader)
Reviewed on October 4, 2006
I think that what your saying is totally right n if i had a digital camera id help u out.
Im a good looking(ish) 23yo man whos proud of my body n always felt it unfair that women can exploit there bodies but i cant. i wish there was more ladies like yourself who can be honest with themselves n say "i like looking at mens bodies".
Id like to congratulate u on ur article n hope some day there will b as much male nudity as female, n then all the critics who say that female nudity is bad will finally have to give it a rest.

Reviewed by Robert Miskimon
Reviewed on June 16, 2005
You can watch me anytime...

Reviewed by Monette Bebow-Reinhard (Reader)
Reviewed on January 11, 2005
When I need it, I get out 'Troy' or 'Beastmaster.' Thanks for being honestly appreciative!
Monette

Reviewed by Flippy
Reviewed on July 5, 2003
I agree and have been stating this exact sentiment for some time now. Show me sexy men on billboards, show me naked chests on TV, show me the beautiful male body. The last sexy man used in media to target women was Lucky, the diet Coke man (remember the commercial where the office girls watched him take off his shirt?) <sigh> I miss those days (and I drink Diet Coke). :)


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