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I want to share a recent email from Sofia about attraction in Ghana. It's all true!:

Hey everyone,
>
> Here's abit of rambling on hilarious differences I'm finding between
> Ghanaian/American sexiness cross culturally.
>
> First of all, female hairyness is considered sexy, while men trim for
> beauty:
>
> · Ghanaian men find it attractive when women have beards, ie.
> little wisps of hair growing out of their chin. As my good friend Osman
> says, “It’s not every woman who has this, so it’s special.” True, true.
> The women proudly display it, and those lucky enough to have a chest
> hair or two wear low cut blouses to show off their charms fully (I was
> told this by someone who saw it in action, though I don’t think I’ve
> ever seen a chest hair on a woman… American women must pluck that shit
> before anyone gets wind of it).
> · Most women here do not shave their legs, but many men shave
> their underarms. Massive billboard across the road with long legged
> hairy beauty lying down, her miniskirt up to her punani.
> · Many men also shave “down there”, with such demand for this
> that “Downbush Barbers”, in the city center, was a popular destination
> for years. Bring your own blade. Has since been shut down due to
> hygienic reasons.
>
> Secondly, here's the low-down on fat vs. skinny: Women come in all
> shapes and sizes, and Ghanaian men love them for it! But have to admit,
> the men love that booty... Yes!
>
> · How wonderful to be in a country that appreciates your curves,
> your rolls, your dimples, and… even your cellulite. Yes, cellulite. As
> I read recently in an e-mail sent to a male colleague at work from one
> of his guy friends “Ten things I’m looking for in a woman…1) A woman
> with a nice, big butt, with dimples on it. 2) Meaty 3) A Victorian Wit,
> 4) Voluptuous, etc…” Do you think he likes big girls? And did you get
> that reference to Victorian Wit – Shakespeareans come forth, there is a
> man here who wants you.
> · The highest compliment to receive is, “Hey, you’ve gotten fat!
> Look at your arms, big, and your stomach! Eh! You’re enjoying.” Bruises
> the ego every time, no matter how culturally adaptable you think you may
> be.
> · Don’t worry, you can get them back. The worse insult to
> receive is, “Oh, you’ve lost weight!” So next time they fire at you
> “Hey, you’ve gotten fat!” fire back, “Thank you, I’m enjoying! My
> boyfriend and I just eat and eat too much. And you, you’ve lost weight!”
> That will teach them.
> · Loosing weight is a problem. A Ghanaian friend told me the
> other day she saw our friend Angie, who’s absolutely gorgeous with a
> sexy, voluptuous yet toned figure I would kills for, and she was looking
> bad. “She lost weight, I don’t know what’s wrong with her. Have you
> seen her? Is she okay?” I’m absolutely sure Angie must have toned her
> booty and tummy a little, and by American standards she had just gone up
> a notch in beauty.
>
> And then there are other random beauty mystiques:
>
> · Big heads are thought to be ugly; you’ll be teased forever for
> your swollen noggin. The women at work always tease the super cute man
> sitting next to me, saying things like, “You with your big head, no way,
> I don’t want a big headed baby.”
> · Round fat faces are the standard of beauty, and high cheekbones
> are made fun of mercilessly. “Apple Cheeks!”
> · White people tanning is bad. The darker you get and the more
> you try to show off your tan, you get a sympathetic, “Don’t worry, it
> will soon go away.” Atleast you can go home for Christmas and get in the
> compliments you need.
> · Unfortunately, big breasts are still the height of beauty,
> crossculturally. Damn! Can someone please tell me where I can find the
> land where men love small boobies?
>
> I send this in dedication to my good friend Alisa, who is more than
> happy that her nice round booty is loved by all and her cute Ghanaian
> boyfriend falls into the “unattractive, big headed, apple cheeked”
> category.
>
> And dad, this one is not to be translated for the Italian relys!
>
> Kisses to everyone,
>
> Sofia

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