Have we become descentized about beautiful women?

[Anonymous]

Beautiful skin?? How do you even know Op? It’s all gunked up with layers and layers of paint.

[Anonymous]

I’m Asian. What’s a beautiful eye lash? Like fake glue ones that rip out your real lashes and glue on?

Fake nails, fake eyelashes, fake skin color, fake hair color.

That’s what OP is harping about? Gawd, I hope he doesn’t have any daughters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are these scents you write of OP? Praytell.

Am waiting too….

[Anonymous]

Braces, Botox, gym, faux lashes, colored contacts, hair extensions, hair dye, manicure, serums, body shapers etc etc can make anyone beautiful. Same way as inherited genes can. I see no difference, natural beauty isn't a character trait, just genetic lottery so achieving it at birth or later, makes zero difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Braces, Botox, gym, faux lashes, colored contacts, hair extensions, hair dye, manicure, serums, body shapers etc etc can make anyone beautiful. Same way as inherited genes can. I see no difference, natural beauty isn't a character trait, just genetic lottery so achieving it at birth or later, makes zero difference.

Vanity, however, IS - character trait.

And fyi- no amount of vanity and money thrown at fake appearances will ever amount to true, health and beauty.

Lipstick on a pig.

True beauty is within. True external beauty is health, lifestyle, and genetics. A few cosmetic maintenance procedures may maintain that, but will never create that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Braces, Botox, gym, faux lashes, colored contacts, hair extensions, hair dye, manicure, serums, body shapers etc etc can make anyone beautiful. Same way as inherited genes can. I see no difference, natural beauty isn't a character trait, just genetic lottery so achieving it at birth or later, makes zero difference.

Troll.

Usually sunscreen and hats, not stuffing your face w processed foods, and having a basic fitness and skincare routine are all self discipline and character traits. Even ozempic can’t make your health healthy or muscles fit.

[Anonymous]

Heart healthy

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Anonymous wrote:Braces, Botox, gym, faux lashes, colored contacts, hair extensions, hair dye, manicure, serums, body shapers etc etc can make anyone beautiful. Same way as inherited genes can. I see no difference, natural beauty isn't a character trait, just genetic lottery so achieving it at birth or later, makes zero difference.

Vanity, however, IS - character trait.

And fyi- no amount of vanity and money thrown at fake appearances will ever amount to true, health and beauty.

Lipstick on a pig.

True beauty is within. True external beauty is health, lifestyle, and genetics. A few cosmetic maintenance procedures may maintain that, but will never create that.

Having grown up watching people’s heads turn for blondes, unfortunately, I can you tell you that you are wrong. People absolutely react positively to the superficial, mutable stuff.

[Anonymous]

Get off IG and go to a gym or a mall. Or, just look at people in the airport. There a very few beautiful people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get off IG and go to a gym or a mall. Or, just look at people in the airport. There a very few beautiful people.

Stay away from people like this poster. Those who can’t see beauty in everywhere usually have ugly souls.

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Anonymous wrote:Where do you meet that many beautiful women OP? I’m a woman and it strikes me how unattractive (on average) are women in gyms now.

If you are judging by Onlyfans it’s the adverse selection problem

Same. I think some of it is the androgenous clothes, hair parted down the middle and slicked back, and the extra weight.

leggings are not androgenous.

Many young women now are wearing oversized jeans with sweatshirts and grandma sneakers. But they have earrings and full makeup on. It’s awful fashion.

but so much better than booty butt cheeks and camel toe for everyday wear.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes we have. Despite women being more independent, their objectification continues to worsen. Take onlyfans as classic textbook example. Most content is provided by women for men to consume. To justify this objectification for women, they argue that women making money on this platform is empowering. They are just low hanging fruits. The owners of that site most likely men are the ones profiteering.

Back to your question. It's a tricky question because women argue that you "don't have to look".and they are not putting on make up etc for you. But at the same time if they are single and looking they expect you to compliment them on the effort they put in.

But overall I'll agree that men (thanks for social media another vehicle to exploit women) have become decentized. Maybe that's why you now so many men under 40 needing Viagra...

But every woman IS beautiful in her own way! This obsession with appearances is so destructive and toxic. The men who focus on it need to be avoided because they are dismissing like 90% of the normal population of women (who are more amazing and beautiful in their own ways).

This sounds like participation trophy territory. Not all people, male or female, are beautiful. Not even close.

If you can peel or scratch it off it isn’t true beauty.

That’s just the way it is. I do think the world would be a better place for women if women, about 95% of whom aren’t beautiful just stopped spending time in the pursuit of beauty.

Get fit fine, but all of the makeup, killing yourself at the gym and all around plastic just to, I don’t know, look lacquered and put together is such a waste of time.

Instead read a book, volunteer for a cause, help an old lady across the street, just do something else.

[Anonymous]

Women are fatter than ever before and covered in tattoos, they were much more attractive on average like 40-50 years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Actual beautiful people are rare. Being fit and wearing makeup is not beautiful.

So everyone else should just give up and not even try! I mean what do you want

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Anonymous wrote:Have we become descentized about beautiful women?

It seems as if today every woman is beautiful, in great shape, wears the same formed fitting clothing, hair/makeup always done, beautiful skin, beautiful eye lashes etc

When I met my ex wife 25.years ago it wasn't like this. I feel like 25 years ago you had to peel layers and layers. Now it's readily available.

I can't get beyond descentized.

That word is used in many context. OP should have realized that a lot of us have very limited vocabulary lol

That word is not used in many contexts because it isn’t a word.