How atttactive can you become if you’re a butterface?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate what society has done to women. Looks aren’t everything and neither is weight.

Society has always been this way it’s nothing new.

[Anonymous]

There's no such things as a butter face as everyone's measure of attractiveness varies, and people are drawn to such diverse faces and physiques. Just make the best of what you have, and you will be highly attractive. We only temporarily appear unattractive when we are not playing up our strengths and our weaknesses take center stage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate what society has done to women. Looks aren’t everything and neither is weight.

Society has always been this way it’s nothing new.

Women are actually at the pinnacle of our power. This is the best it's ever been.

[Anonymous]

What is butter face? Pasty skin?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is butter face? Pasty skin?

Everything about someone is hot, but her face

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is butter face? Pasty skin?

Everything else looks good...but her face!

[Anonymous]

Just invest in the nose job

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's no such things as a butter face as everyone's measure of attractiveness varies, and people are drawn to such diverse faces and physiques. Just make the best of what you have, and you will be highly attractive. We only temporarily appear unattractive when we are not playing up our strengths and our weaknesses take center stage.

Studies show that there do seem to be certain qualities that everyone finds attractive. Even babies will stare longer at pictures, that adults have rated as being attractive.

[Anonymous]

It took me a long time to realize that butterface = "but her face." Not a term I heard before moving here.

Being in shape, having longer attractive looking hair, and dressing to accent your best features is helpful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IMHO men value body above face every time.

Yes, but the beauty keeps them around.....

Ha no

[Anonymous]

I am not pro plastic surgery but sometimes for real butterface I think splurging in 5-10K to address the key issue makes sense.

As you said, most people can (with tons of dedications and focus, not saying it is easy) achieve a very good looking body. 2 major hindrances that are hard to correct are very heavy set / broad squeleton and very bad posture (the type that would have required intervention as a child). But even with that you can achieve a nice athletic and thin enough body.

For the face though... once you improved hair and skin you can Still be left with some major flaws. I personally see 2 that I find really hard/unfair: no chin / big chin and horse teeth or prognate teeth. No low intervention way to improve it or camouflage it and I always think that if the woman would just get the chin implant or chin corrected she would improve her beauty by 100X

[Anonymous]

An overweight beautiful woman can improve herself simply by losing weight. An unattractive thin women has no way to change her appearance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:IMHO men value body above face every time.

Yes, but the beauty keeps them around.....

Totally. It’s why no beautiful woman is ever cheated on.

Men only can love pretty faces is what fatassed-women who are not in fact pretty in the face tell themselves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate what society has done to women. Looks aren’t everything and neither is weight.

Look at how women enforce it. F-cking children.

[Anonymous]

These.threads.need.to.be.cancelled.

Clap emojis all over your asses. You are ruining this board!