Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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Level_Solid_8501@reddit

Cosmetic surgery is thriving in certain specific countries. South Korea comes to mind, and probably Columbia and Brazil. And all three countries have VERY specific beauty standards - walking skeletons in South Korea and very curvy chicks in Columbia and brazil.

I think if you ask a South Korean man if a curvy south american chick is beautiful, he probably will say she's too fat.

And if you ask a Brazilian if a south korean stick insect is hot, he will probably laugh at you.

So yeah, beauty is subjective.

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SoupaMayo@reddit

Beauty is both subjective and objective imo, there are certain body traits that are attractive to maybe 0,001% of some weirdos, unrelated to your taste, like gigantic land whales, or elephant-man type of skin, and l bet y'all sickos will tell me how much you'll bang them anyway

On the other hand, some people will tell me how fucking ugly redhead are, something I can't wrap my head around

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Supershadow30@reddit

Agree with you about the redheads. Dunno why folk find them ugly, usually they’re not? I guess it’s all preferences

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Katastrofa2@reddit

Redheads girls are either a 9-10 or a 2, no in between

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SoupaMayo@reddit

I've never seen an ugly redhead but I haven't seen much of them in my life tbh

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HugoStiglitz007@reddit

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Piazono@reddit

Exactly like being tall is attractive in men As shown by this meme I stole from a boarding on imcel depressing short guy reddit

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cell689@reddit

there are certain body traits that are attractive to maybe 0,001% of some weirdos, unrelated to your taste, like gigantic land whales, or elephant-man type of skin, and l bet y'all sickos will tell me how much you'll bang them anyway

That would still be subjective. Even if there was a train that 100% of people found unattractive, it would still be subjective.

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SoupaMayo@reddit

I guess you're right, it's very difficult to be objective on some subject

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cell689@reddit

It's not just difficult, it's impossible. Per definition, it's not possible to objectively judge a matter of opinion. You can objectively measure the distance between someone's eyes, symmetry, skin quality etc. But something like "beauty" is inherently subjective.

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