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<blockquote data-quote="Jiggawatts" data-source="post: 6586341" data-attributes="member: 6687982">I will never understand people's dislike for &quot;cheesecake&quot; art. People in real life dress provocatively too. Go to any college campus on a Friday or Saturday night and tell me how you see the girls dressing. I went to visit a friend of mine in Morgantown at WVU this past fall and we went out on the town one night, literally around 75-80% of the girls I saw were wearing dresses or skirts that came no longer than mid-thigh and 4 to 5 inch heels. I've lived in Europe and it is much the same when going out over there as well, if not more so. I'm not saying by any means that every peice of art should be provocative, and when its done it should make sense within the context of the world, but it definitely has it's place as well. Give us succubus's dressed like skanks, nymphs wearing next to nothing, drow priestesses in fetish wear, and ab'd up shirtless barbarians rocking loincloths. It's all about versimilitude. With all that said, I have never been a fan of the old school &quot;chainmail bikini&quot;, because it's silly and doesn't make sense, but show me a cleric of Sune in her temple rocking a corset and stockings and I'm completely ok with that. P.S. I hate the Halflings too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jiggawatts, post: 6586341, member: 6687982"] I will never understand people's dislike for "cheesecake" art. People in real life dress provocatively too. Go to any college campus on a Friday or Saturday night and tell me how you see the girls dressing. I went to visit a friend of mine in Morgantown at WVU this past fall and we went out on the town one night, literally around 75-80% of the girls I saw were wearing dresses or skirts that came no longer than mid-thigh and 4 to 5 inch heels. I've lived in Europe and it is much the same when going out over there as well, if not more so. I'm not saying by any means that every peice of art should be provocative, and when its done it should make sense within the context of the world, but it definitely has it's place as well. Give us succubus's dressed like skanks, nymphs wearing next to nothing, drow priestesses in fetish wear, and ab'd up shirtless barbarians rocking loincloths. It's all about versimilitude. With all that said, I have never been a fan of the old school "chainmail bikini", because it's silly and doesn't make sense, but show me a cleric of Sune in her temple rocking a corset and stockings and I'm completely ok with that. P.S. I hate the Halflings too. [/QUOTE]

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