That's the most ridiculous statement I have ever heard. Men are attracted to beauty period. White, Black, Asian, Hispanic etc men don't look at a beautiful woman and say "Well she looks like she belongs in a pageant, I'm not attracted to her." In general if a man finds a woman hot it doesn't matter what her background is. It's all about animal instinct, we love to look at beautiful women and don't care if she's walking down a runway, in a pageant, on a game show or walking down the aisle of a supermarket. Hot is hot is hot. To assume a certain race of men prefer a certain type of beauty is sheer ignorance. I'm not a white guy btw.....
Speak for yourself, CK. At a certain point the artificial fake counterfeit plastic too-perfect jiggery-pokery gets real old.![]()
Lol, you sound like my husbandHe hates the face full of makeup, hair sprayed in to perfection look.
Well it's true. I'm really not interested in what chemicals Revlon can put into a bottle; I'm interested in what's in the woman. The most attractive are those self-confident enough to dispense with all the superficiality and simply present their own persona, like it or not.
We (unfairly) put this spotlight on women where they've got to be constantly self-conscious about "is my hair all right" and "will everyone like this dress". Our standard of "beauty" is based on a perfect balance of a cookie-cutter model that abhors anything that could make an individual an individual -- eyes not exactly even, a birthmark, whatever, we consider these "flaws" because what we're looking for is a Barbie doll, which means an image with no character.
Not me. I'll be far more interested in the woman who looks at that system and declares "that's bullshit" and declines to play the game. There lies the point of actual human contact.
CK is correct; it's all about show business. Short-skirted bimbos are part of the Fox Noise design, along with the garish colored sets and the graphics that go whoooosh and the disturbing chyrons and the constant conflict motif that dominates the "news" material. What they're after is the viewer's emotions, not the intellect. If they went for intellect they'd never find their way to first place in the ratings. You can't sell news, but you can sell sex and drama. Television found out what "LCD" stands for long before the liquid crystal display was invented.
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