It's not the sperm count that went down, Women just got uglier.

One star..Incredible if it was an educated African-American.

I believe female attractiveness peaked in the 1990s. It makes me so sad to think that this video of Daisy Fuentas in 1995 is emblematic of what women back then were like. They were not this hot usually of course, but it's the other characteristics that were so attractive and cool.


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It's funny you say this.

My wife often comments how much more wholesome women looked in 50 years ago.

I remember them being happier 35 years ago as well.

I think Feminism has made men and women miserable by misdirecting our purpose.

Daisy - most women here are men including me?

I agree..the peak was probably Japanese Naughty Movies..but, I find myself missing the "Hairy Era." The ones with hair now are not attractive. I can deal with the old part. Just not the Ugly or silicone.

As a kid. I remember going through old Maidenform Bra catalogues..haha

I don't see any signs of her being transgender. Do you?

I think she accidentally was caught calling people out, and she wanted to make it all light-hearted rather than anything serious. That way she would hopefully avoid any revenge from whomever she was calling out.

Thanks for being honest with the five star up votes guys!!!!! It helps to blend out the difference.

No silicone or pills. Yep, those were the good ole days. Nowadays it's both things..Men aren't as excited to date as they use to and women got use to the game..at the least the very, very pretty ones.

I think anyone who's interested in this topic should watch Halle Berry in that video too. Berry was a lot like Fuentas having the full package that any man could possibly want. The most amazing thing to me is that it's apparent that neither of them thought of themselves as being too special.

The fact is that back then those two women were not that much better than average personality wise compared to the typical American woman.

Those days are long gone. Women like that don't even exist anymore.

ONLY IF Magnum PI would've had a 288 GTO instead of a 308 GTS. We wouldn't be in this time-space continuum..lol (but of course, so much trade-off just to get to a GTO)

So funny, most women wouldn't know the difference. OR AT THE VERY LEAST ACCEPT IT.

Who cares. Bitch bitch bitch is all you bitches ever do. Woe is me, I’m a victim of being born in the wrong time now.

Did you know a 1992-1993 Integra GS-R has a VTECH fender molding and and an 8000 Redline Tachometer? or an ACURA CLS6 With OnStar And Navigation is EXTREMELY RARE? Six Cylinders, Six Speed MT, Navigation and OnStar.

That's easy for you to say because you seem so young. You have no perspective on this topic.

I was in my prime in the 1990s, and women hit on me pretty often. I was afraid of them, so I hardly ever dated. I'm over it, but every so often I lament my mistakes.

At least we have YouTube to remember.

Both of them had terrific personalities. Humorous, warm, kind, humble, etc.

It just occurred to me that this video was recorded just before the Internet became popular. Has the Internet caused us to devolve more than we realize?

It hasn't misdirected anything.
Owned sheeps purposes is that of their owners. That hasn't changed in over 400 years.

Yep, I can't wait until they market the Asian Male/Black Female market IN ASIA. They did a test run here and I passed with flying colors.

I do now

Victim mentality

Saw Daisy @ the Elbow Room off Ft.Liquordale Beach about the time that video was aired. She was filming for MTV on the beach for Spring Break.

MTV was responsible for the start of the decline. The internet and social media just started dumping tankerfulls of gas on the already burning corpse.

No one will miss bunny swan .

Now you know how men feel hearing women whine that they're always victims.

I will!

Victim to whom or what? I had a particular personality flaw as we all do. I overca9me it later and had a long, mostly happy marriage.

Bullshit. It has been proven the human race gets more beautiful all the time.

That may be true, but that has nothing to do with those two particular women.

And incidentally, I don't agree that MTV started the decline. American culture peaked in the 1990s in my view. MTV started in 1980. I lived through all of that, and I don't believe MTV had a negative overall effect on American culture. Why do you think it did?

Will twirl?

Some people are masochistics.