Persian Models

I am not sure if you have seen any Persian models. <br>

You can find many of these models here in the following site: <br>

<a

href="http://www.bodazey.com/persian_models_female.html">http://www.bodazey.com/persian_models_female.html

</a> <br>

<a href="http://www.bodazey.com/bahara_golestani_20.html">Bahara Golestani</a> <br>

Hope to see few of these beautiful Persian models in this site.<br><br>

I don't understand why we have to put people into an ethnic category. Why aren't those girls simply "Beautiful Models"

instead of "Persian Models". If we put middle eastern men into an ethnic category, that is called ethnic profiling. When we

put "Persian" girls into an ethnic category, is it ok?

Hansen,<p>There's an old Arab proverb beginning "Every man should have seven wives" that credits various

ethnicities with various desirable traits, and in it the Persians got either beauty or wisdom, I forget which.

From this I take it that Kambiz may be simply asserting that the young ladies in question are quite attractive,

which they are. You, being apparently young and vigorous, are willing to profile them as beautiful, and I

profile them as competent to produce a coronary. He could also be asserting their suitability for various ethnic

roles and costumes, which they haven't demonstrated, and which I challenged. Hajib refers to traditional

dress--the head scarf--and more generally to a Muslim variant of the general duty of wise women in all cultures

to keep the gorgeous down to a dull roar. They aren't doing the latter in any way, shape, manner or form, and I

am keeping a prudent distance.

LOL, I wish I have seven wives with various ethnicity. I also wish I am young and vigorous. I agree that different cultures

tend portrait beauty in a different manner. The linked site is portraying these women in a beautiful way according to the

western civilizations. I have no clue what qualified them as Persian. ;-)