In spite of things I'm told about how they place less importance on looks, I'd say they matter to many of both genders, but I think they come at it from a different angle.
And perhaps, to a few they are not an issue at all because they aren't 'sheeple' who read the celeb magazines, and are therefore possibly better adjusted to life.
They seem particularly critical of the looks of other women, never mind men- how they dress, their shoes, 'bingo wings', 'split ends' etc- in arenas of daily life where they shouldn't matter, no matter how trivial. There are those moments in life where I am meant to converge with these females, job related or whatever, and I can't stand it. Despite our society revering them and worshipping them, and strongly enforcing equality, as far as 'ethical alrightness' is concerned, it's just such a cheap thing to do.
It's like they've lost it. It's rather like when comedians/celebrities who were once sharp and unique just got so derivative with age.
So what do you think happens when a guy's looks are concerned?
Any thoughts?
And perhaps, to a few they are not an issue at all because they aren't 'sheeple' who read the celeb magazines, and are therefore possibly better adjusted to life.
They seem particularly critical of the looks of other women, never mind men- how they dress, their shoes, 'bingo wings', 'split ends' etc- in arenas of daily life where they shouldn't matter, no matter how trivial. There are those moments in life where I am meant to converge with these females, job related or whatever, and I can't stand it. Despite our society revering them and worshipping them, and strongly enforcing equality, as far as 'ethical alrightness' is concerned, it's just such a cheap thing to do.
It's like they've lost it. It's rather like when comedians/celebrities who were once sharp and unique just got so derivative with age.
So what do you think happens when a guy's looks are concerned?
Any thoughts?