What do you think about attracitve people? - Page 2

April 2, 2008, 3:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Erythritol

I'm sorry, but I just don't think of psychology as a science. It's still mostly observations and guess work right now.

And you see nothing scientifically flawed with that experiment? Nothing at all? ....Right.

I personally don't find Jennifer Aniston or George Clooney too attractive

I have some friends who think Angelina Jolie looks like a frog. Even with celebrities, not everyone agrees who is attractive. Just peek into the hot women or hot men threads. Those are all celebrities (for the most part), and there's lots of disagreement.

But let's just pretend we live in fantasy land for a minute, and we can pick out people who are universally attractive. That doesn't mean that they're all the same. Who someone is doesn't correlate with what they look like. I've met lots of people I consider physically attractive who were very down to earth and nice. Then I've also met people I find physically unattractive who had ugly personalities. And vice versa. Or would you like to continue stereotyping?

It is not my stereotype it is most peoples. Like most teen girls loving jonny depp . Not all , no but when its most it becomes average then its almost normal . Almost. I never said it was universal or absolute but if you go around the entire earth and ask women on the street if they are attractive to Jonny Depp I would bet you money that the ratio would favor him.

No, humans are flawed, trial and area is how we come to understand them and to understand that experiments are flawed. Really though it is a logical and basic experiment if done correctly all I gave you was a summary its not like we witnessed the experiment together. I have little idea of how it was all done. Maybe I will look for a link somewhere.

April 2, 2008, 3:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Korytco

Yes, but in fact you would said that he is thought of and viewed as an attractive man. And being in magazines as"sexiest man of year" Logically he is considered a attractive man by majority view.

If some one were to ask you if he was attractive you might say that he isnt but that does not change the fact that alot of people, most people think that he is.

Just like this Jonny Depp guy.

But just because he is viewed as attractive by 'the majotity' doesn't mean he is in my eyes, I like him in Dusk til Dawn, but thats purely because of the tattoos and his baddass nature....a persons personality can make alot of difference on how they come across to me physically

I like scruffy looking men, they never make it into these top poll things but that doesn't make them any less attractive to me. Same with women. I think Kate Moss is hideous yet she is a SUPER MODEL, I don't care what the majority says, I'm not gunna say,oh yeah she's attractive when I think she isn't like at all

April 2, 2008, 3:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Korytco

Yes, but in fact you would said that he is thought of and viewed as an attractive man. And being in magazines as"sexiest man of year" Logically he is considered a attractive man by majority view.

If some one were to ask you if he was attractive you might say that he isnt but that does not change the fact that alot of people, most people think that he is.

Just like this Jonny Depp guy.

Well that also has to take into account who it is thats voting for Mr. Clooney.
I personally don't think that he, angelina or aniston are attractive. Its all opinion, and while I have seen a documentary on how symmetry does affect attractiveness to others, I still throw this under opinion, not some scientific fact that this is how it is. I for one, don't really think that over-fat women are attractive (ie high bmi count(for more clarification, all jiggly, or 250lbs of fat)), while that doesn't matter how I feel about them as a person, it does affect how much I'd like to sleep with them, which is not at all.

Yet, at the same time, that doesn't mean that anorexic women are attractive to me either. Some people like larger folks, some like built folks, some like the toothpick folk.

April 2, 2008, 3:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Bambi

But just because he is viewed as attractive by 'the majotity' doesn't mean he is in my eyes, I like him in Dusk til Dawn, but thats purely because of the tattoos and his baddass nature....a persons personality can make alot of difference on how they come across to me physically

I like scruffy looking men, they never make it into these top poll things but that doesn't make them any less attractive to me. Same with women. I think Kate Moss is hideous yet she is a SUPER MODEL, I don't care what the majority says, I'm not gunna say,oh yeah she's attractive when I think she isn't like at all

Well there is one side of it , if not the popular side of it.

The argument never was that there is universal attractiveness until it was broguht up the question is how you feel about attractive people it is obviously for you to decide for yourself what is attractive because logically if it is was not your choice you would have no feelings for it. So can we stay on topic?

There are people considered to be beautiful by majority opinion though.

April 2, 2008, 3:47 AM

but the point of the thread is null & void because we can't agree on whats attractive O_o

Oh I just don't understand *leaves*

April 2, 2008, 3:50 AM

Right we need a defintion. What the hell is wrong with you people though? You cant tell when a guy or girl is hot ?

....Im lost . I do not mean attractive as in wanting to spend life time with I mean sexually attractive babes ...

April 2, 2008, 3:53 AM

But you can't do that, you cannot just give a definition to what a "hot" girl or guy is...

It comes back to the idea that everyone has differing views on attractiveness and that you cannot stereotype someone as attractive when there will always be a collective that do not agree...

I'm sorry Korytco, but this is slightly bogus

April 2, 2008, 3:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Trace

But you can't do that, you cannot just give a definition to what a "hot" girl or guy is...

It comes back to the idea that everyone has differing views on attractiveness and that you cannot stereotype someone as attractive when there will always be a collective that do not agree...

I'm sorry Korytco, but this is slightly bogus

I think you all over think it too much if an attractive woman walks by a bunch of construction workers they all whistle for a reason.

April 2, 2008, 3:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Korytco

Right we need a defintion. What the hell is wrong with you people though? You cant tell when a guy or girl is hot ?

....Im lost . I do not mean attractive as in wanting to spend life time with I mean sexually attractive babes ...

There's nothing wrong with us. It's hard enough trying to understand what you're saying because of your general spelling/grammar issues, but this topic is really, really stupid and makes little sense. Are you trying to say "what do we think of people we personally find sexually attractive?" Because that's also a stupid question. I don't look at a person I find attractive and make a bunch of assumptions about them. I just think "oh, that person is attractive." Imagine that.

April 2, 2008, 3:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Erythritol

There's nothing wrong with us. It's hard enough trying to understand what you're saying because of your general spelling/grammar issues, but this topic is really, really stupid and makes little sense. Are you trying to say "what do we think of people we personally find sexually attractive?" Because that's also a stupid question. I don't look at a person I find attractive and make a bunch of assumptions about them. I just think "oh, that person is attractive." Imagine that.

Whatever , its a simple concept . I guess you are blind to beauty and sit around for 10 minutes deciding if a woman is beautiful even when she is a model....

Does that make sense, I think you sound like the stupid one there.

You cant think beyond yourself. If most people think someone is attractive then they are attractive just not to you.