One photo that I really wanted to take, yesterday, but didn't, was of a girl's ass. I had the opportunity; she was wearing headphones and wouldn't have heard my phone's click,* but I didn't do it because I thought to myself that I'm 53 fucking years old, and I really ought to conduct myself better. "But," I hear you counter, "you took that photo of that one chick's flat ass!" Yes. Yes, I did. Guilty as charged. However, in my defense, I was making an anatomical point, not leering lustfully. Had I taken that photo yesterday, well, that would have been for baser reasons. And no, it's not the same as slapping up a naughty picture that's part of a meme: the meme existed before I found it.
All the same, I feel the urge to describe the ass I didn't photograph. It was... how shall I put this... an American ass. The woman was Korean, but she was dressed in tight, body-hugging athletic pants that left nothing to the imagination. Being a man, I turned my Male GazeTM toward her and drank the sight in as I passed her by. She was standing at the curb, facing the street, staring into a phone (as we all do these days), leaving her ass front and center for me. And what a lovely ass it was: large, curvaceous, and firm. I wouldn't have minded massaging that ass, but that's the difference between a gentleman and an animal: both types of men think the same thoughts, but the animal tries to act on them. Inhibitions firmly in place, I simply passed by silently, trying not to stare too obviously.
And that, Dear Reader, was my encounter with a rarity here in Korea: an actual, three-dimensional ass. It will live on, now, only in legend.
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*In Korea, cell phones all make a simulated clicking noise, like that made by old cameras, as a way to deter people from doing perverse things like take upskirt photos. I understand that there are ways to suppress the click, but I'm not inclined to take upskirt photos, anyway, so it doesn't matter to me.
Teaser! You must realize how disappointed this reader is with your failure to capture this historic moment for posteriority.
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