Anonymous wrote:If only men felt confident commenting on women’s appearances and hitting on them aggressively! Including loudly, in public! Then we might know. But alas
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People tell you that you are beautiful, men pursue you, women hate you, sometimes men (women) can't make eye contact with you, strangers stare or at least turn their heads.
If these things don't happen, you ain't got it.
Honestly all those things would happen if the woman had big fake jugs and showing cleavage. Men don't care about the face. Buttafaxe is fine with them.
Also women with gigantic butts get attention.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People tell you that you are beautiful, men pursue you, women hate you, sometimes men (women) can't make eye contact with you, strangers stare or at least turn their heads.
If these things don't happen, you ain't got it.
Honestly all those things would happen if the woman had big fake jugs and showing cleavage. Men don't care about the face. Buttafaxe is fine with them.
Also women with gigantic butts get attention.
Anonymous wrote:In an overall, general sense, how does a woman know she’s attractive?
I was listening to a book analysis podcast which got me thinking. The hosts mentioned the supposed attractiveness of a main character from the view of the narrator, and then posed the point that, a woman can’t know for certain she’s generally/overall attractive just because her partner is attracted to her, because that’s subjective. She also can’t use her own perspective because she could be viewing herself narcissistically.
So how does a woman know she’s objectively attractive?
Anonymous wrote:People tell you that you are beautiful, men pursue you, women hate you, sometimes men (women) can't make eye contact with you, strangers stare or at least turn their heads.
If these things don't happen, you ain't got it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If only men felt confident commenting on women’s appearances and hitting on them aggressively! Including loudly, in public! Then we might know. But alas
That’s not always about her looks, though. Sometimes it’s about dominance. It’s also subjective.
If you have ever had a glow-up you know that most of it is definitely about being attractive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If only men felt confident commenting on women’s appearances and hitting on them aggressively! Including loudly, in public! Then we might know. But alas
That’s not always about her looks, though. Sometimes it’s about dominance. It’s also subjective.
Anonymous wrote:I remember staring at my friend around 5th or 6th grade and thinking "She's plain looking, but beautiful to me because I like her as a person" and having the realization that some people will only be attractive because of their personality and thinking how lucky I was that I looked good AND had a good personality.
Anonymous wrote:I remember staring at my friend around 5th or 6th grade and thinking "She's plain looking, but beautiful to me because I like her as a person" and having the realization that some people will only be attractive because of their personality and thinking how lucky I was that I looked good AND had a good personality.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People will tell you.
This. And they will be genuinely surprised, almost taken aback. It’s unpleasant about 80% of the time.