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You never hear of people describing someone they are trying to set you up with like this:
Person #1: "Oh yeah, she's cute. She's got a nice oval shaped head, you'll love it"
Person #2: "Im not really into the oval shape, I like the more rhombus shaped heads"
Person #1: "Really? Your last girlfriend was more of a cone shape, didnt you know prefered the rhombus..."
That is hilarious!
I remember Merv Griffin saying all the big movie stars had 'big faces.'
No one talks much about a jawline either... its usually eye nose teeth and lips... I think a nice feminine jawline is lovely..
Men receive lots of positive comments on their jawlines, if they are sharply defined. With so many wearing beards now, the jawline is hidden, but it shouldn't be, in my opinion. I love nice jawlines, like the young Brad Pitt.
Here's a photo of a man with a strong jawline, and an angle drawn on it:
I will say this, in the online age where people post an abundance of face pics online with all sorts of filters and angles and lighting etc, that a video chat or an in person meeting helps give a better representation of what a person actually looks like. Essentially, it adds 3D to the experience, and lets you see the person, the expressions, the proportions, a lot more clearly than oftentimes doctored photos. It's amazing how many people have these Insta looking faceshots that look way different than what you see in the real world. Likewise there's people that have soso pictures but are actually better looking in real life when you can see them animated and from all angles.
And I have noticed that about Polish people too lol! Y'all aren't the only one with that observation.
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