Anonymous wrote:They're not. They're disgusting.

i think you are disgusting
Why you think it’s normal to say that someone is disgusting based on their imperfections?
What’s wrong with you?
It’s like saying that someone with bigger or smaller nose is disgusting

I think they’re adorable. But if you were to ask me what makes them so, I couldn’t articulate what it is. Same as dimples in the cheek. I guess it’s like a little imperfection that highlights the perfection? Like a young Tom Skerritt (which is not an age appropriate appreciation for me, I just always though he was dreamy in Top Gun) seems to have a shadow of a cleft chin.

Aren’t they just chin dimples? At least that’s what Travolta’s looks like. And I don’t think they’re attractive

This is a matter of taste. I don't find them attractive at all.

Anonymous wrote:

Not bad when it's subtle.

I always thought Aaron Eckhart was gorgeous, but now all I see is the chin and t looks ugly.

Man cleavage

Anonymous wrote:

Yuck. He is gross.

It's masculine. As long as the rest of the face is symmetrical, it can look good.

Not bad when it's subtle.

A square jawline and a "butt chin" are not the same thing.

Anonymous wrote:Ew. No. They are not.

Clark Gable was attractive. I think if the cleft is too deep, it starts to look repulsive, if it is subtle, it looks sexy, imo.

Anonymous wrote:On an otherwise handsome face they subtly reinforce the symmetry of features.

Makes perfect sense! Now explain why dimples are so endearing.