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I mean this with all sincerity OP, you really should get some counseling. After all the pages and pages devoted to this topic (I notice you started another thread similar to this one) it just seems like the only one who is convinced that you are unattractive is YOU. How old are you? I've only ever observed this pattern of self pity about appearance in teens. The answers you are seeking are not going to be found on CDF, unless you are just venting. If you're looking for a shoulder to cry on, that's about all you'll find here.
I mean this with all sincerity OP, you really should get some counseling. After all the pages and pages devoted to this topic (I notice you started another thread similar to this one) it just seems like the only one who is convinced that you are unattractive is YOU. How old are you? I've only ever observed this pattern of self pity about appearance in teens. The answers you are seeking are not going to be found on CDF, unless you are just venting. If you're looking for a shoulder to cry on, that's about all you'll find here.
These are gently suggested good points.
I've always felt if you stand 100 men/women in a room & have 100 other men/women decide upon who is the most outstanding looking, you'll have a wealth of answers. I don't think 1 person would be singled out as the most attractive. I myself would have quite a time deciding whether Brad Pitt, Geo Clooney, Antonio Banderas, Robert Redford or Al Pacino is the most handsome. They all are appealing to me in completely different ways, including eye/hair/skin color & height. I know, hard choice, but each one of those on that list are men I've overheard other women say they didn't find attractive.
We're all attractive in our own way. Many will love the way we look, others not so much. It's only personal preference & choice. It shouldn't ruin your day if you're not the prettiest girl/most handsome lad at the dance or the one with the bluest eyes. Blue eyes are beautiful, as are green, but I always notice brown first.
Yeah but (and correct me if I'm wrong) that appears to be albinism which is genetic disorder that comes with a long list of health problems. The blond black kids were from the South Pacific where blond hair emerged as a natural variation.
It is interesting to see clearly how race is so much more than the color of your hair or skin. No one would mistake those people for caucasians.
Wow! I had no idea Hilary wore blue contacts!!
Jeez...even with all of that effort Sarah Palan still looks better.
So is it just as sad and depressing when a woman with light hair or "dishwater" hair dyes her hair a rich brown, auburn, or even black? Because I see this all the time and it never bothers me as a natural brunette. People like to change their look up, and look at all of the unnatural looking brunettes out there. Celeb examples are Katy Perry and Megan Fox.
as far as black women go, I have to say one of the most beautiful woman I have seen since moving to Boston was a half black half white woman who had bronze skin skin, was 5'8", and had golden highlights. It was magnificent and that's coming from a straight woman.
I agree with all of this.
Hillary Clinton is a beautiful woman. She was born with blonde hair and blue eyes. Her hair became darker as she got older - but not rich brown - mousey which is what happens to many natural blondes.
Her eyes are blue and she does wear contact lenses. Not colored ones.
I have met her several times.
Sarah Palin's is stupid. It took her eight colleges to get a BA. I have no idea what color her eyes are. I have never met her. Never hope to.
This is a really tired stereotype that needs to be chucked with all of the complaining that men prefer women that are rail-thin.
Blondes have many negative stereotypes associated with their hair color - stupidity, vapidity, arrogance, and the assumption of detachment from reality, wealth, coddling, etc. It's the same as the *sneer* "that skinny *****!" that women who are thin, whether because of their metabolism, dietary habits, fitness habits, or any combination thereof, are privy to.
I'm (darker) blonde haired, fair-skinned, and blue eyed, descended from Swedes. I work out and am trim, and in good shape. I've had girls pass me up because I'm "too pale," or they like dark hair. If my appearance is supposed to be a magic bullet... well, I'll be damned.
But then, hey: know what I prefer? Dark brown to black hair, medium skin tone, and brown eyes. I basically go after women who are Asian, Hispanic, or from the Indian subcontinent... so, it's reciprocal
Hillary Clinton is a beautiful woman. She was born with blonde hair and blue eyes. Her hair became darker as she got older - but not rich brown - mousey which is what happens to many natural blondes.
Her eyes are blue and she does wear contact lenses. Not colored ones.
I have met her several times.
Sarah Palin's is stupid. It took her eight colleges to get a BA. I have no idea what color her eyes are. I have never met her. Never hope to.
Ugh! don't even get me started on the "dishwater" thing! It seems like every woman who has very light brown to dark blond hair either goes totally blond, or they go darker.
There is definitely this bias out there against hair of that color, even worse than people claim the bias is against dark hair in favor of blond hair.
Look at the typical words used to describe that kind of hair:
--dishwater
--dirty-blond
--mousy
--ash
I think that color hair is so pretty! It catches the light in all different ways, and it usually has all kinds of subtle colors mixed in. But nearly every woman with that color hair changes it! If that were my natural color, I would play it up and love it! Yes, I still think it's sad when those women feel they have to go lighter or darker.
This is me, except I don't go totally blond. I was blond as a kid and now my hair has gotten darker...the dreaded "dishwater blond." However, I do take pride in being a "dirty-blond." My natural color is okay, but I prefer it a little lighter so I keep blond highlights in it, usually two or three different shades. I like the way it looks and it makes me feel "fresher," if that makes sense.
I also have blue eyes.
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