This article on the winner of the 2009 beauty pageant for employees in the nuclear energy industry intrigued me for the usual reasons, of course.
I’ll take any excuse to check out pretty girls dressed to impress. And some of the contest winners amongst the entire contest pool are very eye-catching indeed.
The winner is right here:
Russian Nuclear Plant Employees Beauty Pageant Winner
There’s any number of cheap jokes I could make about inserting a rod into her reactor (did I just make that one?) but on a serious note…
What really struck me about this pageant is that (unlike far too many of their Western counterparts) the women in this contest seem very comfortable taking on “responsible, professional” careers while remaining as feminine as any model you might find.
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brains and sex appeal in one uncompromising package – what a combination
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Brains and sex appeal in one uncompromising package – what a combination!
And they did it all without the “help” of feminism, somehow. Imagine that!
Most ladies in our “enlightened” Western culture don’t seem to be able to pull off such a balancing act. Suggest that they’re gorgeous enough to be models (when they actually want to be perceived as “professional career” women) and you’ll likely get your head bitten off for daring to suggest that they’re some kind of low-class bimbo.
It seems that being feminine (not feminist) is some kind of perceived curse for many “serious” women who seem to think is makes them “weak”. We’re supposed to be interested in them solely because of their careers and successes, apparently.
It’s a shame they feel that way though, because there aren’t too many instances where us guys have been interested in a woman purely because she’s a nuclear engineer … or a lawyer … or a doctor.
Does it help that
she’s in one of these professions?
Sure. But it’s always her sex appeal that makes her initially attractive, not her job. That’s just how our male minds work and there’s no need to make excuses for it.
Us men will always evaluate female sex appeal ahead of any other attributes she may possess – we’re wired that way and I for one won’t apologize for it.
It’s unfortunate that far too many feminist-indoctrinated women seem to think we men should be following female rules for selecting mates… with “career and income” factoring pretty high on the list of “most desired” traits.
But they’re just setting themselves up for disappointment with that line of thought / wishful thinking / blissful insanity. (It’s a bit like the religious fanatics who think they’re going to be “raptured” to heaven if only they follow a certain doctrine.)
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sorry girls, it just doesn’t work that way. We’re men, not pseudo-women
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Sorry girls, it just doesn’t work that way. We’re men, not pseudo-women. All the feminist brainwashing in the world isn’t going to fool more than a tiny minority of us into behaving like women.
And – here’s the kicker! – the ones who fall for that bull**** and begin thinking and behaving like fake women will be the ones you don’t want to go out with anyway.
Dazzle us with your beauty, then baffle and bemuse us with your brains.
Until next time,
-Nick Thomas
