Evan Rachel Wood Change a lot!! Photo's

DISCLAIMER: I DON'T own pictures and music in this clip.

Evan Rachel Wood change a lot since 2007.
When she started date Marilyn Manson, she change her blond hair to black,
& she was wearing very dark make-up.

Song: Just A Little Girl by Amy Studt

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[Sexyhunterz]

Evan Rachel is stunning - lots of hot pics here!! Added my own video of her too :-)

[TheM169]

@xraycat30 I'm just agreeing to disagree because you won't answer my questions and are calling me "Juvinile" for no apparent reason...but you have your opinion, I have mine. I respect it, but don't agree with it. What more is there to say about it? Ta-ta. for now my fellow debater :)

[xraycat30]

@TheM169 You're so juvenile. Bisexuality is mostly a creation made of the last few decades. The mainstreaming of pornography is what turned the female gender into instant bisexuals. This is not a natural phenomenon but a creation inspired not by the pursuit of love but of lust. And the hyper-sexualization of the culture based on this unnatural precendent is harming marriage and raising the divorce rate. You're just a little kid and I won't argue with you.

[TheM169]

@xraycat30

I have to respond because I have some questions: How is this "threatening" when straight people still get married everyday? How does being straight hold people together? How does it make people happy? What if someone bi dated men and didn't like them, but was happy with a women? Is it immoral to be happy with your sexuality? It's not really effecting that much of love and marrige, People are still getting mariied and being happy, so how is your argument relevent?

[xraycat30]

@TheM169 You lack the prescience required to understand the bigger picture. This behavior will have an intrinsic and inexorable effect on the belief in and value of love and marriage. What holds societies together are family values and these are the values directly threatened by this immoral outrage that is occuring. You'll see in time. Don't bother to respond. I already know your argument.

[TheM169]

@xraycat30

I said "or someone else" directl, so I do think genocid is immoral. Women being bi isn't really effecting society in such a way that it needs to be stopped, I think if someone is bi (Choice or born that way, I don't have all the answers) It's their bussiness, I have a friend or two that's bi, it's not a big deal (most of them prefer guys anyway) But it's not that big of a deal

[xraycat30]

@TheM169 I think you're wrong about that. I believe that this affront to heterosexuality that is being targeted solely at women is and will continue to have a pernicious effect on the very nature of male/female relationships and on the special nature of such relationships. Besides, by your definition, genocide in Africa is not immoral because it doesn't effect you. No offense, but I find your position laughable.

[TheM169]

@xraycat30

Hmm I don't really think it's immoral as much as most of the time it's curiosity or because they feel pressured into it or maybe a genuine choice. (I don't find things immoral that don't effect me,[ or someone else directly] that's probably why i don't think it's immoral)

[xraycat30]

@TheM169 We agree. I think being "gay" is something that is bestowed upon people and I believe that it is real. The rampant "bisexuality" that is being thrust upon women...is not natural, but is an immoral product. I don't agree with what is happening in mainstream society. I think it is wrong and will have ramifications on society as a whole and on the very nature of true love.

[TheM169]

@xraycat30

I think being "gay" is natural....but i'm not sure about bi