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The intensity of this communication is only matched by the precise
attention to dress. Soft, even plush, materials are favoured as are constrictive
designs and pretty colours. A great deal of pleasure is derived from contact
with the clothing of others. This manner of dress can be considered a uniform
in the sense that its function is to make each citizen want to softly melt
into the other. However, at the same time there exists sufficient uniqueness
in each outfit to maintain a degree of individuality. This echoes the wish
of each person to remain as the base source of his or her own transmission. |
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