psychedelicsoul
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Now, this may piss people off but... not all women are beautiful. Some women are ugly.
Why is that? Because beauty comes as a result of selectivity. If everyone had the same muscle mass, then nobody would be strong. If everyone had the same IQ, nobody would be smart. If everyone could perform tasks equally, then nobody would be skilled.
Remember what George Carlin said about every child being special? It's impossible for every child to be special, because to be special denotes that you're different from everyone else. As a result, in order for a smart person to be seen as smart, dumb people have to exist.
Beauty works the same way. If everyone woman was beautiful, then no woman is beautiful. They'd just all be average. Now I believe in separating women into weight categories when judging appearance. That way you eliminate bias.
You cannot have a Jennifer Aniston without a Sarah Jessica Parker
You cannot have an Adele without a Rosey O'Donald
If one woman stands out as "beautiful" then as a result, another woman will stand out as ugly. And lets say all the women who were considered "ugly" disappeared. Then you'd simply have a wider margin of what's considered ugly. And as a result, women who were once considered average would be considered ugly. If you removed all the super attractive women in the world, then women who are slightly above average would be considered beautiful. The sad reality is that everyone cannot be seen as attractive.
Now, beauty is subjective. So whether or not you're beautiful depends on your own opinion. However, in the field of modelling, pageantry, and acting... It's about what either the judges or the people think. Therefore, if a woman is trying to be a model and nobody accepts her. Then she is ugly in the context of those who denied her. However, whether or not she's ugly in her own context depends on her perception.
All women are both ugly and beautiful based on the many perceptions of them. If a girl thinks she's ugly, then she is ugly from the context of her individuality. However, if you disagree, then she's beautiful or average in the context of others.
Why is that? Because beauty comes as a result of selectivity. If everyone had the same muscle mass, then nobody would be strong. If everyone had the same IQ, nobody would be smart. If everyone could perform tasks equally, then nobody would be skilled.
Remember what George Carlin said about every child being special? It's impossible for every child to be special, because to be special denotes that you're different from everyone else. As a result, in order for a smart person to be seen as smart, dumb people have to exist.
Beauty works the same way. If everyone woman was beautiful, then no woman is beautiful. They'd just all be average. Now I believe in separating women into weight categories when judging appearance. That way you eliminate bias.
You cannot have a Jennifer Aniston without a Sarah Jessica Parker
You cannot have an Adele without a Rosey O'Donald
If one woman stands out as "beautiful" then as a result, another woman will stand out as ugly. And lets say all the women who were considered "ugly" disappeared. Then you'd simply have a wider margin of what's considered ugly. And as a result, women who were once considered average would be considered ugly. If you removed all the super attractive women in the world, then women who are slightly above average would be considered beautiful. The sad reality is that everyone cannot be seen as attractive.
Now, beauty is subjective. So whether or not you're beautiful depends on your own opinion. However, in the field of modelling, pageantry, and acting... It's about what either the judges or the people think. Therefore, if a woman is trying to be a model and nobody accepts her. Then she is ugly in the context of those who denied her. However, whether or not she's ugly in her own context depends on her perception.
All women are both ugly and beautiful based on the many perceptions of them. If a girl thinks she's ugly, then she is ugly from the context of her individuality. However, if you disagree, then she's beautiful or average in the context of others.
