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I like them with pink conical hats and bare feet.
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Oh Gosh, I have no idea about any of this, but really once you get to know someone, you always find things about them that are attractive, you can never find someone you care about to be ugly..
and often we find more fault with ourselves then with others.. so maybe its just that they have more confidence in themselves or maybe they are looking for assurance that they are not ugly, who really knows, |
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My first post wasn't very clear, I hope this is better. No, beauty is an absolute. Except for a very small number of people, every man wants a thin wife. Each man might have a different definition of thin and fat, but they all want a thin wife. For some men, then means the woman has an extra 20-40 pounds, for some it means an extra 100 for some it means that she's underweight to some degree. Similarly, almost all women want a man who is muscular. They will differ on what is too little or too much musle, but they don't argue that muscular is better than flabby. Symmetry is also desired in the body and face of a prospective mate. A man with one eye that is twice the size of the other would have a hard time finding anyone who found him as handsome as he would be considered if both eyes were the same size. Angular features are desirable in a mate, but each person has their own taste as to how angular the features can be before they are less attractive. So beauty is a objective matter, but personal interpretation of beauty is based on personal preferences. If beauty is entirely subjective, why do we all agree that Axl_Rose40, msharmonyand, bugmouthga and TxsGal3333 are both stunningly beautiful?  Try this one...absolutes are relative...Einstein wins again I agree with most of the stereotype you present, but what do free thinking individuals such as ourselves have to do with what the majority or the generic 'thinks'. Free your mind and your *** will follow. |
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