I always liked his looks. He's an adorable nerd and I am a sucker for adorable nerds.
He is not ugly in the classically ugly manner of Roger Ailes.
I always liked his looks. He's an adorable nerd and I am a sucker for adorable nerds.
I agree on a preference for no-plastic surgery. It's more than just the physical alteration, but the mindset behind it.
TBH, the "cat eyes" are a little sleazy. The Before picture is better, IMO.
No? I've seen quite a few.
I very clearly wrote there are exceptions to the rule. How many billionaires are there in the country? , and you are the first person I have ever heard of who called Eddie Murphy ugly. He is not a GQ model, but he hardly qualifies as ugly -- what I wrote is that it is infrequent to see beautiful women with fat or ugly men.
I
I didn't post pics of any billionaires. Eddie Murphy is more ugly than attractive. He is no Denzel or Blair Underwood.I very clearly wrote there are exceptions to the rule. How many billionaires are there in the country? , and you are the first person I have ever heard of who called Eddie Murphy ugly. He is not a GQ model, but he hardly qualifies as ugly -- what I wrote is that it is infrequent to see beautiful women with fat or ugly men.
I
More times than not.Still, the point is that rich and/or powerful men can be ugly and still get the pretty girl.
.
Still, the point is that rich and/or powerful men can be ugly and still get the pretty girl.
I imagine it works the other way, but it's not as common.
Yes, that's why I wrote I don't frequently see it. There's just not that many billionaires who can purchase trophy wives.
In decades of tooling around California, I just do not frequently see strikingly attractive women with fat guys or truly ugly guys.
My wife liked Johnny Depp when he was at his prime. She also liked Robert De Niro when he was in his prime, which I thought was a little unusual, but I imagine it was all the tough guy mafia roles he played.
Over the years when I have overheard women actually swooning over men when they were in their prime it was generally Olympic athletes, Hollywood leading men, David Beckham, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jon Bon Jovi, but never John Belushi, Alfred Hitchcock, Roger Ailes, or Chris Farley.
Study: Unattractive people far overestimate their looks, while beautiful people tend to underestimate their looks
The finding is remarkably similar to the Dunning-Kruger effect, which describes how incompetent people tend to overestimate their own competency
Now, new research reveals another disparity: Unattractive people seem less able to accurately judge their own attractiveness, and they tend to overestimate their looks. In contrast, beautiful people tend to rate themselves more accurately. If anything, they underestimate their attractiveness.
https://bigthink.com/health/science...ts to,attractive people underrate their looks.
Who else likes to troll you about domestic violence among Native Americans?
The dumbassess just keep repeating their same insults. The average, like anymouse, go a little deeper in their trolling. The intelligent and educated have the ability discuss the topic.
And the truly strong can admit that they're guilty and not get butthurt or abrasive over it.
He wasn't a nice nerd in his younger days. Jus' sayin'.
There was a guy on here a few years ago who enjoyed telling tales about how in college the girls would throw themselves at him.
The main point is that "attractiveness" is relative. It can be physical beauty, physical ability (athlete), fame, fortune, power, etc.
Not just who has blond hair and blue eyes.
The late and unlamented Jack was also into telling similar tales, including with lurid details about juices and organs and such. Blech.
Do you think her singing ability or popularity was a factor in her "attracitiveness"?I remember in the early 90s thinking Sinead O'Connor looked pretty good...and she was bald!
I remember just scrolling past him if I caught even the slightest whiff of a pornographic tale taking form
Of course he wasn't. No one gets to the pinnacle of business by being "nice." That's not my point though. I thought of him as a cute nerd guy, just from pics. He wasn't uglier than his bride, he was just an average nerdy-looking guy.
Do you think her singing ability or popularity was a factor in her "attracitiveness"?
While the maxim "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", I think a deeper understanding is that beauty is relative.
Is there any doubt that lepers isolated on an island would develop a relative view of beauty?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-07-24/channel-island-leper-colony-call-to-honour-sufferers/7648752
Treated like lepers: Honouring the dead at Darwin's leprosy island
Of course he wasn't. No one gets to the pinnacle of business by being "nice." That's not my point though. I thought of him as a cute nerd guy, just from pics. He wasn't uglier than his bride, he was just an average nerdy-looking guy.