What is considered hot in the dcum world in the perspective of an actual man not a woman whose responding back? |
A lot of 20 somethings aren't hot most are fat. |
But the very hottest 20 somethings are amazing and better than the very hottest 55 year olds. That is a fact. |
What does she do for work? I thought hot women didn't have to work |
Okay. Let's take jlo and Angela Bassett and Stacey dash as hot 50 something's. What would a very hot 20 something be? Jennifer Lawrence? |
Salma Hayak, Nicole Kidman, Diane Lane, Cate Blanchett ...in some ways older women are much sexier than young ones..in a Mrs. Robinson type way. Nobody is saying they look 20--but they exude sex appeal. |
Kate Beckinsale is turning 47 in a few days and she is always dating 20-year old men. That woman loooks like she is late 20s. I always thought Jennifer Connelly was also amazingly beautiful to this day--49-years old and not a plastic surgery junkie. |
Okay but do you remember how blazing hot Stacy Dash was when she was 20? Hotter than now. Jennifer Lawrence isn't super hot for her age group. Look at Miss Universe, Sports Illustrated swim, etc. and those are all hotter 20 somethings. |
But I have which is why I know 50 yos hotter than most 20 year olds. |
Dumb hot women don’t want to work. Intellectually stimulated, smart women raised by parents that didn’t teach getting by on looks—valued hard work, education and ambition to follow something you love work. I live in a neighborhood where both partners make ridiculous income. Some very hot women with PhDs, professional degrees and sound careers. Trashy dumb suburban housewives don’t work. |
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Triple threat: hot, smart/great career and athletic.
Goes for boys sexes. Wit and great sense of humor is part of the package. A trophy with personality and drive to match (sits in a shelf/couch) gets old quick. |
*both sexes |
Most...but not all. Biology is simply working against the 50 year old. |
Stacey dash was 30 something when she was in clueless! |
She worked in banking for about ten years and now runs a non profit. Fewer hours, far more gratifying work and she wanted to be closer to our kids when they hit MS. Her better work/life balance has been great for our family. |