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Last edited by Meyerland; 04-23-2016 at 08:32 AM..
I would pick the first guy. I don't find him all that attractive but he's still better than the second guy who looks gay (not that there's anything wrong with that) and conceited.
Isn't it funny how we can look at a picture of someone and in our heads we think we know what their personality is like. Granted in the second picture the guy isn't smiling and if he was I would probably think he is rather attractive.
The kind of guy that I am attracted to are masculine types like Tom Selleck, Sam Elliot, Hugh Jackman.
Well, if he has a twinkle in his eye and a sweet grin, then yes, I think he would be quite attractive. And, if he could hold an intelligent conversation, and had developed his brain, then I'd think was more than quite attractive.
A strong jawline and high cheekbones aren't all there is...
Some celebs with a rounder, "chubby" or baby face who are iconic handsome dudes:
Leonardo DiCaprio
Zac Efron
Johnny Depp, when he was younger
Brad Pitt, especially when he was younger
Justin Bieber--not my type, but he isn't lacking for fans
Kanye West
James Dean
A strong jawline and high cheekbones aren't all there is...
Some celebs with a rounder, "chubby" or baby face who are iconic handsome dudes:
Leonardo DiCaprio
Zac Efron
Johnny Depp, when he was younger
Brad Pitt, especially when he was younger
Justin Bieber--not my type, but he isn't lacking for fans
Kanye West
James Dean
And..... Babyface aka Kenny Edmonds
I don't consider any of them chubby face. Chubby face would be someone like Eric Stonestreet and Craig Robinson.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Do they not teach that any more in school or at home?
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