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Date: 2011-03-31 02:34 pm (UTC)I think these are both legitimate attitudes. It's easier to like being embodied when you're young, and especially if you're physically adroit and attractive. Most of the people I've known who really wanted to be disembodied minds or cyber-beings had perfectly understandable reasons for it, such as untreatable chronic pain.
But there are subgenres and subcultures that are skewed one way or another.