Ope lemme just sneak past ya right there real quick oh sorry there whoops oh geez real sorry about that fella oh boy
Also real coward behavior by the guy here to to face away from the male model
Ope lemme just sneak past ya right there real quick oh sorry there whoops oh geez real sorry about that fella oh boy
Also real coward behavior by the guy here to to face away from the male model
This seems kinda not great for the models. At best it seems like it would get cold. Just seems kinda weird to pay someone to stand in a doorway so people need to brush up on their tiddies/dong. Generally when people pay models to do things like this it’d considered bad but it seems to get a pass when it’s ‘provocative art’. Also I’d probably keep saying excuse me louder and louder until they move cause I’m not a Midwesterner
As New Yorker, I would probably yell EYYY I’M TRYIN TO SEE SOME ART OVAH HERE QUIT BLOCKING THE FREAKING DOOR GO METS
East Coast aktion. Realistically after a couple excuse me’s I would finally acknowledge the bit and they’re naked and blocking the door for art but like, just fucking move please, sigh deeply after they don’t reply cause they are probably paid to not talk cause art, and then squeeze by as quick as possible with my hands above my head.
Genuinely moving out of the South and unlearning all the superficial politeness brainworms was one of the best things to ever happen to me
I’ve heard of it and it sounds very extreme. I’m Canadian and I guess we have the whole polite thing but I that kinda depends a bit on where. East coast cuts half way between Midwestern and Boston guy, assertive politeness. “Please sir, move before I’ve gotta kick your ass, bud”
bless your heart
I love northeastern directness. It feels more sincere, and in that way, friendlier than the passive-aggressive performative manners of the west coast.