Classic good looks vs. pretty boy

'Classic' good looks versus 'pretty boy'; outcome: my loss, either way.

Reply 62

tsforesth05

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What exactly is a "pretty" boy? A bemulleted pink tee sporting alcopop drinking ripped jeans wearing fake tanned young man?

Reply 63

Profesh

'Classic' good looks versus 'pretty boy'; outcome: my loss, either way.

Just get cosmetic surgery.

Reply 64

tsforesth05

What exactly is a "pretty" boy? A bemulleted pink tee sporting alcopop drinking ripped jeans wearing fake tanned young man?

I'd say someone like Jude Law or Orlando Bloom.

Into certain clothes; hair; look more feminine compared to the classic good-lookers.

Reply 65

tsforesth05

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I was under the impression being a pretty boy was more how one groomed themself?

Reply 66

tsforesth05

I was under the impression being a pretty boy was more how one groomed themself?

Well yes, but also certain physical features.

For example Jude Law has somewhat feminine eyes, etc. He's also small-boned for a man--things like that.

Reply 67

Adarah

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Originally Posted by krisshaw
what about personality vs good looks?

if youre guy was really ugly but the kindest, sweetest and sensualist man known...?

or if he was extremely attractive (in whichever way you interpret that) but was a horrible person?

- now explain to me why girls always choose the horrible person

If a guy was really attractive but an arsehole, he can go **** himself! Literally :biggrin:

But if he really is all that you described, but ugly... I suppose it would depend how ugly. Lol, I mean, you know what I mean... really ugly... but most guys don't fall into that category anyway. Character is much more important than looks.

Reply 68

SamTheMan

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tsforesth05

I was under the impression being a pretty boy was more how one groomed themself?

That's exactly what I thought i was and I'm pretty sure it is. It's just a style. The thing is you can't have any kind of physique although most guys can get away with the pretty boy look if that's their thing.

and Slypie I wouldn't mind being a lightbulb.

Reply 69

SlyPie

Just get cosmetic surgery.

Easily said; but where does one draw the line? In my case, I warrant, immediately below the hairline and above the soles of the feet; hardly feasible on the strength of a student subsidy: I'd end up with a pedicure.

Reply 70

fuglyduckling

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Looks are totally ephemeral, anyway. They are important now, but who cares when you reach, say, 60?

Right now, looks are probably a large factor in choosing a gf/bf but personality is more important in the long-run. (Although I'm a complete hypocrite as far as this goes.)

Reply 71

Gexko

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how about ok from certain angles?

i like that look myself....

Reply 72

Gexko

how about ok from certain angles?

i like that look myself....

How's about: from certain angles, and in certain basements; blessed by certain, low-light conditions?

Reply 73

Profesh

How's about: from certain angles, and in certain basements; blessed by certain, low-light conditions?

haha

well hollywood films from certain angles.................

anyway as for the cosmetic surgery..just worry about face then?(body doesnt really matter since you can work out)

instead of according to you, your entire self.

Reply 74

SlyPie

haha

well hollywood films from certain angles.................

anyway as for the cosmetic surgery..just worry about face then?(body doesnt really matter since you can work out)

instead of according to you, your entire self.

Actually, I've witnessed some truly repellant torsoes in my time (mostly that occupied on the beach at Weston-Super-Mare); deformity by design, if you will. It is part of what has led me to consider my body as my one, cosmetic 'saving grace'. :rolleyes:

Reply 75

Profesh

Actually, I've witnessed some truly repellant torsoes in my time (mostly that occupied on the beach at Weston-Super-Mare); deformity by design, if you will. It is part of what has led me to consider my body as my one, cosmetic 'saving grace'. :rolleyes:

hah...you're probably being too hard on yourself.

I've only seen a handful of truly hideously bad looking people in real life.

Were the repellant torsoes of middle-aged people who insist on revealing skin eh?

Reply 76