jellybeans.... it's abit daft to presume that all strippers have had plastic surgery in order to do the job i only worked with about 6/7 women who had had boob jobs and i worked with over 50 in total.... most of us were happy with what nature saw fit to give us.
to those of you still labouring the 'what did men do before pornography' debate.... i'm confused as you seem to have the comcept a bit back to front.
ponography has come about because men tend to be very easily stimulated via visual cues. they don't rely on pornography to have sex fgs, or course they don't need a pron mag to get an erection but when a man becomes aroused it is often as a result of a visual cue like the sight of a woman's curves (clothed or unclothed) or the sight of their partner undressing for them (not for every man every time MrLizinthstick, there are exceptions to everything)
prostitutes in practically every culture throughout the ages have known this and have known to flaunt their wares with low necklines and, if permissable in their society, legs on show as it serves to arouse the potential customer and encourage him to hire her.
men don't rely on porn.... porn does however rely on mens' natural urge to see women flaunting their bodies.
and as for the whole 'what is beauty' arguement... beauty is curves and flesh and a natural body. a good smile and happy eyes.... not an anorexic overly made up model in uncomfortable clothes pouting for the camera a la vogue.
for the record, i'd prefer to see a naked woman than a naked man any day of the week! women have a nice soft form that pleases the eye (even when it's in a size that vogue wouldn't even admit exists)
men for all their many many benefits do not have paticularily beautiful bodies. like actingnormally, an attractive man to me is a strong, hairy, male specimen with a good personality..... but the sight of his cock is never going to arouse me