Selfie Actress by romangirl

Poser • People • posted on Mar 01, 2017

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Is it OK to say actress? Or must I say actor? Best actress? Best Female Actor? Best male actor? I am so confused!

Comments (24)

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eekdog

12:20PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

She's proud of her looks.

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zaqxsw

12:25PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Political correctness run amok! Especially considering whos in the White House! She's a beauty regardless of the title!

CleonXXI

12:56PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

If you wanna say "actress", works for me and doesn't matter if it didn't, say what you like as is your right. That term is perfectly accurate, was never intended as a put-down, and is more specific than the gender-neutral use of "actor" ("Actor Jamie/Pat/Taylor so and so" is a bit confusing unless you already know who they are), and I reject the presumed authority of some unelected, self-appointed neo-priesthood of PCness to say it is now "evil" and has to be done their way or else you go to the irredeemable deplorable disenfranchisement camps. Anyhow, that is a great render and the expression and lighting are just perfect!! Bravo!

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Jean_C

1:06PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Lighting and expression are so beautiful... really great portrait, Sue!

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Windigo

2:01PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Of course it is okay either way! Keep using actress if you like that word for designating a female thespian. I suggest we start using words like balletguys, househusbands and the most rare of all --- equality!!!! :) Great render!

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makennedy

5:20PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Nice atmosphere, well done!

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mazzam

6:03PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Good portrait interesting subject.

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Davidvantol

7:30PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

great Job!

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pregiato

11:53PM | Wed, 01 March 2017

Absolutely well done my friend!!!!

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mandala

12:25AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

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mtdana

1:04AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Great portrait - well done!!!

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Leije

3:39AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Wonderful portrait, Sue !

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crender

5:07AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Fantastic !!!!

Egoak

7:01AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Great idea, lovely expression and that collar surely suits you

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nickcarter

11:33AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Great expression , nice portrait and great idea!!!

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Rhyull

11:44AM | Thu, 02 March 2017

very good lighting

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rbowen

12:35PM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Very good work!

PhthaloBlue

4:40PM | Thu, 02 March 2017

Lovely portrait - well done!

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GrandmaT

4:59PM | Thu, 02 March 2017

People are too hung up on being politically correct. Say what you mean and mean what you say, and get on with it. Excellent work on her expression.

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flavia49

1:05PM | Sun, 05 March 2017

very lovely

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g1tip

9:46AM | Mon, 06 March 2017

Really great render, Sue ! ! ! The lighting is perfect.

I agree with you and GrandmaT. It is very confusing. The transsexual community wants to be labeled as either male or female based on how they classify themselves and to be addressed as so. While, to be "politically correct," some who ARE born gender specific, want to be addressed in a "neutral" salutation. I think "MS" (as in MS Smith) should be thrown completely out of the dictionary. I don't see where that (MS) carries any clout at all! There is nothing chivalrous in addressing a woman/female as MS anything ! ! ! A male theatrical performer is an actor. And a female theatrical performer is an actress. Nuff said!

I would have a very hard time in thinking of Miss Marilyn Monroe as a beautiful "actor."

romangirl

4:36PM | Mon, 06 March 2017

I agree!

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