Marriage decline blamed on lack of 'economically attractive' men

[bèlla]

MehGuy,

There are endless variations within that spectrum. I don’t think worst is the right word. The key is finding clothes that fit well and and understanding the color palette that pairs best with your hue and features. If you do both you’ll look your best.

~Bella

 

[MehGuy]

MehGuy,

There are endless variations within that spectrum. I don’t think worst is the right word. The key is finding clothes that fit well and and understanding the color palette that pairs best with your hue and features. If you do both you’ll look your best.

~Bella

Yeah.. just curious out of those body images listed, lol.

 

[MehGuy]

Kat Dennings from two broke girls is a woman who carries extra weight well.

Andrea Dworkins is not.. lol.

 

[bèlla]

MehGuy,

Given your aesthetic preferences, you would be an ideal influence on someone who needs a little push and accountability. Is that something you’d be willing to do?

~Bella

 

[MehGuy]

MehGuy,

Given your aesthetic preferences, you would be an ideal influence on someone who needs a little push and accountability. Is that something you’d be willing to do?

~Bella

I think I'm enough of a jerk to answer yes.. lol.

 

[bèlla]

MehGuy,

I suspected that was the case. The challenge could be mutually fulfilling for you both.

~Bella

 

[MehGuy]

MehGuy,

I suspected that was the case. The challenge could be mutually fulfilling for you both.

~Bella

Yeah. Sadly I don't think I can do anything about my manletism and growing up in a very neotenous looking European family, lol.

 

[Miles]

But having good looks like facial symmetry is correlated with health.

Well sure, but most people have good facial symmetry. Not 100%, but close enough.

What I find strange is how unsettling people look when their faces are perfectly symmetrical:
Photo Series Constructs Symmetrical Faces To Test Traditional Notions Of Beauty

 

[MehGuy]

Well sure, but most people have good facial symmetry. Not 100%, but close enough.

What I find strange is how unsettling people look when their faces are perfectly symmetrical:
Photo Series Constructs Symmetrical Faces To Test Traditional Notions Of Beauty

Yeah.. most don't look like that monster on the Goonies. I'd wager.. lol.. though I think that just having a face that is 1-3 percent more proportional than average person makes a big difference in our eyes.

As far as perfectly symmetrical faces looking off, I think that has to do with how our brain interprets face expressions.