Not at all. Hair can change. Clothes can change. Posture can change and so can makeup. At the end of the day you want a woman whose face is pretty regardless of all of that. I'm not saying that those things don't enhance what your eye ends up seeing, but surely you'd want a woman who has real, natural beauty. What if you think she looks great, but then she changes her hair and then you realise that her features weren't as pretty as you though they were, and that you were assessing the overall picture rather than the details that matter? Some women look good with one hair colour but when she changes it you realise that actually the hair was just a trigger, something that made you go "Mmmmm". So what I judge is the face on its own. No makeup, disregard the hair, and everything else. Those things are certainly very nice and they do enhance what your eye sees, but real beauty has nothing to do with all that. Ideally you want a woman with true natural beauty, so that when she uses those other things, they're a bonus, rather than the main attraction. I don't like the idea of being with a girl who isn't that pretty but only looks good because of what she does with her hair or makeup or what she wears. Those things are a distraction from what matters. And don't forget, women get old, and you don't want to be left with a face that has to be constantly propped up by artificial means. Men are lucky. We don't have that issue. Our features are more stable. Women deteriorate faster, so you want to make sure that you start off with something that is very nice.clowny wrote:The problem is that the things you're advising us to disregard (hair, makeup and clothes) are the very things that women use to make themselves attractive. If you took away all these things, then women would be ugly and we wouldn't want to have sex with them.Johnny1975 wrote:I'm not going to fight with kai any more. Kai, just read my original post again. All I'm doing is describing normal, natural beauty. My point is that many men get easily distracted by meaningless things, and that they should pay attention to what matters. That's all. I'm not saying anything dumb or outlandish.
Imagine eating bad food that only tastes good because it has lots of spices. Or listening to music that was poorly recorded and the sound engineer has just about managed to make it sound ok with the use of effects etc. You'd be able to tell. What you want is food that tastes good even with minimal use of spices, and music that was recorded well and doesn't need too many effects. The same with women.