Freefall wrote:
1-After seeing her in Hotelier they might have thought sheLd fit well in that doctorLs outfit as well.
2-Actually ILm surprised that you say "sexy like the Winkup Aya?" I always thought you donLt like that word in realation with Aya chan? ;) :hehe:
1-Certainly not ! The kawaii attitude, as in hotelier, won't work for a doctor's role ! Anyway no worries now as Aya won't act in grey's anatomy. :mrgreen: Ah I feel relived !
2- I updated my mind. Let me explain in order.
When I look at the wink up pics, every centimeter of Aya, from the top of her head to her toes, is shouting "I'm a girl !". After thinking that, i was blown away :nut: .
I could read "I'm a girl !" "I'm a girl !" "I'm a girl !" "I'm a girl !"
e-ve-ry-where I put my eyes.
Then I read your post saying she's s**y. I tried to understand how is that. I glanced at her happy face, thing which I still hadn't done yet as I was so busy with examinating her outfit and writing my post on jdorama :beaten: . After a certain amount of time, I felt as if her happy expression was for me. And I pictured in my mind some romantic scene, with, as a man,
the thing at the end. :beaten:
However when I try to be objective, Aya is not sexy, she's only shouting "I'm a girl :D !" on the pics. Maybe that attitude is basically only a way to make a lady out of her. Like a famous song from Anggun, sung in french, but which says "Let my high heels make a woman out of me WITHOUT thinking I want a man". Who talked about sex in such clothing style ? Only the concerned lady knows the answer, is it just being a woman, or is it for a man ?
So Aya is not sexy at the beginning. The word sexy only appears after that the image of Aya has come accross a man's mind (certain men :beaten: ). It is a primitive (justified) behaviour and I can't be reckless towards the man who shout "Aya is damn sexy ! :hot:". So Aya is NOT sexy, she is <3, it's just YOUR perception Free (and candy too :mrgreen: ), YOU think about
the thing (sex) and I understand now.
:mrgreen: I'm okay with that perspective.