Beauty is culturally defined and in any event personality can be seductive, but in saying that, I couldn't live with a face that looked like a cow chewing a brick.

I like Rubenesque beauty, like Christina Hendricks,  and I married one.

I guess we know his target market.

Every now and then I get into an argument with some bonehead about the fact that I only like blondes and gingers. I always ask them that because of my opt out they've got one more awesome brunette to choose from, and thus what's the argument about?

I am a devotee of the old Grecian ideal of "kalos kai agathos." I detest ugliness in men or women and any sort of bodily deformity. Need I go on....

I think of how old Homer characterized the god Hephaistos as a "horrible monster" merely because he had a gimpy leg. I was thinking of this when that horrible monster Oscar Pistorius murdered (in all probability) the lovely, Aphrodite-like Reeva Steenkamp. I rather felt she got what was coming to her for bestowing her charms on such a horrible monster!

^I am surpised at that Shooey, I would have thought someone at your chakra spiritual level would like Buddha eschew aesthetiscism for something more deeper and meaningful?

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http://www.aeonmagazine.com/world-views/roger-scruton-fake-culture/

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As my superstar Ivy career continues to rocket towards the stars I've been visiting even more Gay bars than usual to socialise with clothing people and have been tickled by how I can be ogled in some places and ignored in others. I remain the same but the perception of my beauty changes as many as three times an evening sometimes...

I try to discuss this with Mrs Jimmy and she informs me that that's just how it is for women. For men in a straight environment the perception of how well they are dressed (rather than their beauty) must always be morphing too...  It all depends on your audience ?