Beauty in the eye of the beholder (3 Viewers)

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Majed

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this thread is giving me a headache, because for once, i can't make my own logical theory about this topic.

when's geek week gonna end? ;)
 
vitoria_Ally

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Jul 14, 2002
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++ [ originally posted by Majed ] ++
this thread is giving me a headache, because for once, i can't make my own logical theory about this topic.

when's geek week gonna end? ;)
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No headache foe me here, but I agree with too much theories here, so completely mess now...

Geek week never ends ;)
 

Respaul

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Jul 14, 2002
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++ [ originally posted by Ally ] ++
Ah, back for a moment to objective beauty: I'm curious whether anyone here find eg Liv Tyler as not good looking.
She is true beauty IMO
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Personally I think Liv Tyler is as rough as old boots!

Beauty = Air
 
Ali

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Jul 15, 2002
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If I got the hang of this thread correctly then Martin is looking for the 'typical thing' that makes someone beautiful. Like a standard that can be applied to measure beauty. I think society has helped form the image of beauty by subconsciously drumming into our minds the following criteria through movies, advertisement, soap operas etc...
- Athletic - Slender(female)/Ripped(Male)
- Smooth face
- Attractive smile
- Clean
After all beauty is skin deep and that is why most of you disregarded it and changed your opinion of someone after knowing them.
My 2 cents :)

On a personal note I have my preferences which I must admit have been influenced by the above.
 
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