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BigOinSeattle's avatar

Yeah I’m with you on this. I think it’s silly to claim that there is some objective standard of beauty that holds true for every man or woman. That’s not to say that there are no fundamental traits of an attractive woman: good skin, hip to waist ratio, regular features, good hair etc. I’ve always thought that Madeline Stowe is a smoke show, very hot 🔥 I love her hair, body and voice. So I vote Madeline. Another thing I love in a woman, slender hands and fingers. Good nails are also a sign of good health. I’ve seen women with nice facial features and figures with hands that had chipped nails or chubby fingers and that turned me off. Also, the hands and the Adams Apple are the best way to spot a tranny. But Andrew Tate wouldn’t be discouraged!

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JW's avatar

I left a comment on Vox’s post about this. There’s measurable symmetry that’s the basis of classical beauty and then there’s attractiveness. We’ve all know women that weren’t beautiful but had undeniable sex appeal. Some intangible or maybe very tangible quality that causes you to say ‘hell yeah’.

I usually go for blondes and ‘Celtic’ women, but I’ve always thought that Monica Bellucci was the best thing Italy ever produced. I never thought that Claudia was anywhere close to a 10, either. Frankly, very few ‘super models’ ever had any real appeal for me. It’s someone else’s idea of beauty. Now, they’re all trannies or fat. Go figure.

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