I have never heard from anyone who found this really attractive..

Sagging is one of the stupidest looks I've seen come around in decades.

Over long nails make me feel like you might have never read a decent book in your life.

I never saw the appeal of the Kardashians. I don't hate them but I also don't get some folks clinging to their every move. Who cares?

I saw one in real life. Apparently there's a powder now. If anyone knows the name...?

I'd say fake (exaggerated) anything.

Stupid af.

It looks painful and I automatically think there is gonna be a small pe,cker in those little jocks.

It looks like tarantulas got stuck in the face.

the sad thing is the older you get the more you see the marketing machine keeps moving the goal posts. It is never really about looking any certain way being 'ideal'. It is about convincing you that however you look is not good enough so you need to purchase what product they are selling. This is why you can go back through old photos and notice certain distinct looks for every decade. Those people were doing the thing that was supposed to be cool / popular / attractive at the time. Only to later be mocked by people buying jeans they purchased torn / with holes. LOL

Contouring is weird because it can be subtle and effective but most people use it aimlessly. They’ll contour their nose because brown powder drawn there is What’s Done, not because it’s going to flatter their actual nose.

The ones done with Sharpies creep me out.

This. And I say it as obese woman, fighting for healthier weight. Not everything is just curves.

Women who do that are creepy and selfish

Trump?

Like it's not clearly visible what you did

I'm wayyyyy more into athletic men. When you can see the muscles come from function

I personally find it terrible to walk around uncared for. It's normal to brush your teeth, wash your hair and make it look nice, shave, wash everything on your body, wear clean, nice clothing and smell good.

Overly white teeth are so creepy to me. Sometimes it feels like they glow brightly in the dark

Most people with fillers don’t have enough that you can ever tell.

And the worst is when they try to smile, but their lips don't stretch that much.

Is it really a beauty standard?

But blondes are also expected to be stupid and easy. I'm a natural blonde and everyone I know liked to crack dumb blonde jokes at me back when those jokes were popular, even though they knew I hated it; or call me a dizzy blonde; or a flake; question whether I was smart enough to finish school because I am just a ditzy blonde after all...Blonde might be a beauty standard but sometimes people think that's the only thing you've got going for you when you have it.

And when overdone it damages the hair. I've known some older folks who regretted doing so much bleaching / perms /etc in their younger years because of what it did to their hair over time.

White blonde is especially overrated and overdone. It doesn't go well with a lot of skin tones. Natural yellow blonde is just fine and pretty. As a brunette, I've seen so many brunettes try to go blonde but it doesn't look good with other brunette features and it doesn't always come out blonde anyway (more of an orange color)

The platinum blonde makes a lot of skin tones look awful

Or red hair or silvery white like my 92 year old mother has.

My wife has dark hair with a natural light blond, (well now grey) streak on the back right side. Very attractive and a sign of mystical power according to folk lore.

I don't know if blonde is overrated, l'd say dark hair is underrated. We brunettes have never been seen as "desirable" as blondes or gingers.

Yeah, how blonde because the 'preferred' look is anybody's guess.......since a clear majority of the earth's people have brown to black hair. Seems to me it came out of early advertising for hair color. I daresay that L'Oreal hasn't lost any money on selling products to turn everyone blonde. A side beef on this.....people who OBVIOUSLY have dark hair.....bleaching the hell out of it. It never looks anything close to good.

Marilyn Monroe sings about the gigantic perks of being a blonde but the 90s-00s really solidified the standard with Paris Hilton, Pam Anderson, all of Hefner's girlfriends...who wasn't getting blond streaks or using sun-in at that time?

My favorite is raven black. Next favorite is red - not carrot red, but that gorgeous red-brown Celtics have. Blondes are boring, most likely because they've been hoisted on their own petard.

Women should choose what they want not "men demanding". But there are other reasons for shaving or at least trimming. Certain activities are more enjoyable and I've heard more than one woman comment they preferred trimmed because it made hygiene easier. Not sure where OP's head is at but a shaved woman doe not look like a "child". The body changes are more than just the pubic hair. Anywho - the 'norm' varies by culture. Japanese don't, Muslims do, apparently ancient Egyptians did. Decision should be the woman's but societal views seem to vary by country / culture.

A well done long beard can be nice. Not for me as a straight cis male who can't grow a decent beard anyway. But I've seen nice ones. The other day I saw a "dwarf" coming out of a store. He was normal size - but I mean he looked like one of the dwarves from LOTR or something. Huge red beard halfway down his chest and and a stout, 'dwarf like' body. Again, I mean DnD / RPG dwarves, not midgets / short people. I can't describe it well in text but basically he would have looked awesome doing dwarf cosplay for a convention.

The female beauty standard in Asia is something akin to Michael Jackson's nose and eyes on a triangular shaped head. Jacko-659f...a8a87b.jpg

Bbls?

don't forget butts that look like you stuffed balloons down your pants!

I find tall people intimidating. It's silly but I can't help it.

It's not the skin the woman is in, it's the woman in the skin.

I have laugh lines. And I'm proud of them!

Not just the feet, though they DO take a LOT of damage from high heels. I wore high heels once for a job interview - I spent the next week with my feet, ankles, knees, hips and lower back giving me nothing but grief. And these heels were no more than about 2 inches tall. To top it off, I didn't get the job, either.

I live in China. Can confirm that the beauty standard here is for women to have anime/manga type faces - big eyes, no nose, small and pointy chin.

Brooke gets a pass because she had just always had full eyebrows. She was 14 in Blue Lagoon and has prominent brows even then, just a bit lighter in color (at least for that movie). I feel like is you have a look for 40 or 50 years then it's your look rather than you bending to a current trend. Also - I've never seen her brows look ridiculous like some I've seen.

For me the sexiest most attractive feature a person can have is their smile. The frozen look is the antithesis of a smile.

When I see that I think about when kids would give each other 'wedgies' back when I was in grade school.