6 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:

Way ahead of you -- 1961 The Misfits. The 'her' in the quote is Marylin Monroe.

 

 

How  I would have loved to run into Yuyu Sai before she had a boyfriend. How tragic, that the timing was never right. From her perspective, I mean.

Speaking of Korean I saw a stunning Korean girl walking in the Old City two days ago. Unfortunately I was with female company, but Koreans really can be breathtaking. White like porcelain, with the black hair and eyebrows, irresistible.

On 12/23/2025 at 8:51 AM, jerrymahoney said:

This an almost daily Google ad (I guess) item on the World Forum home page.

 

And almost all if not all have big t*ts. Is it possible to be one of the world's 10 most beautiful women without big t*ts ? -- Sydney Sweeney is #1 on many of these lists

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.  I guarantee what the mainstream media labels as "beautiful" isn't what a consider beautiful.  You can start with the fact that I gravitate toward Asian women. 

 

16 minutes ago, connda said:

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 

 

Actually scientists have now found that there are scientific rules to beauty.

 

Strangely, like in trading, the Fibonacci number plays a role.

 

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/the-science-of-beauty

How is beautiful defined. I can think of at least three women that no one here has ever heard of, that are more beautiful than any of the woman on any list of beautiful women. 

 

The most beautiful eyes I have ever seen were on a local girl in 1977. No makeup and they were breathtaking. I have never seen a pair come close. She had a nice rack as well, but I never wanted to look down.

9 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

How is beautiful defined. I can think of at least three women that no one here has ever heard of, that are more beautiful than any of the woman on any list of beautiful women. 

 

The most beautiful eyes I have ever seen were on a local girl in 1977. No makeup and they were breathtaking. I have never seen a pair come close. She had a nice rack as well, but I never wanted to look down.

Under 50Kg and female from birth would be the two most basic requirements for beauty.

1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

Under 50Kg and female from birth would be the two most basic requirements for beauty.

"She has the kind of legs I like, feet on one end, pu**y on the other"

Beauty is subjective, like many topics are. For example, there is no such thing as good or bad music, it's just music... it's what you think is good or bad music. Even right/wrong or good/bad can be subjective... what I believe as right/wrong as a caucasian European certainly doesn't cut it with many people from different places around the world who believe something else is right/wrong. I guess this is why there is so much conflict around the world because everyone thinks they are right on topics where, in reality, it's impossible to definitively call it... hence phrases like "Whatever floats your boat" etc.

I guess no-one and nowhere has a monopoly on the truth, and can be boiled down to just a certain given set of circumstance that occured in a certain place or way at a given time... even history is written be the victors, that's why the "truth" is often refered to as a difficult concept or elusive. People need to believe they are right to be at ease with themselves and think they have a good beed on things so that they are calm with an illusion of control over their lives... but that doesn't make them right or wrong, just allows them to operate and consequently take umbridge at anyone who threatens their self-constructed fantasy. But the actual truth, that's not an easy one, if it exists at all.

However, back to beauty. It's a good job that people have different preferences for what is beautiful and what isn't or we'd all be chasing the same look and people would look like clones. Personally, I like the slim Asian girl type (like many here probably do) and don't get this big backside, inflated breast look... to me that is hideous. However, plenty of guys like it. I guess the fashion world also plays a negative role that influences the weak-minded as it constantly spews out and bombards people through the media what is supposedly fashionable or desirable to try to control you and your thoughts, and this industry has many social crimes to answer for.

 

Regarding the sujectivity of many topics, it reminds me of the speech Obi Wan give Luke in Star Wars when Yoda dies...

 

 

1 hour ago, Sir Dude said:

Beauty is subjective, like many topics are. For example, there is no such thing as good or bad music, it's just music... it's what you think is good or bad music. Even right/wrong or good/bad can be subjective... what I believe as right/wrong as a caucasian European certainly doesn't cut it with many people from different places around the world who believe something else is right/wrong. I guess this is why there is so much conflict around the world because everyone thinks they are right on topics where, in reality, it's impossible to definitively call it... hence phrases like "Whatever floats your boat" etc.

I guess no-one and nowhere has a monopoly on the truth, and can be boiled down to just a certain given set of circumstance that occured in a certain place or way at a given time... even history is written be the victors, that's why the "truth" is often refered to as a difficult concept or elusive. People need to believe they are right to be at ease with themselves and think they have a good beed on things so that they are calm with an illusion of control over their lives... but that doesn't make them right or wrong, just allows them to operate and consequently take umbridge at anyone who threatens their self-constructed fantasy. But the actual truth, that's not an easy one, if it exists at all.

However, back to beauty. It's a good job that people have different preferences for what is beautiful and what isn't or we'd all be chasing the same look and people would look like clones. Personally, I like the slim Asian girl type (like many here probably do) and don't get this big backside, inflated breast look... to me that is hideous. However, plenty of guys like it. I guess the fashion world also plays a negative role that influences the weak-minded as it constantly spews out and bombards people through the media what is supposedly fashionable or desirable to try to control you and your thoughts, and this industry has many social crimes to answer for.

 

Regarding the sujectivity of many topics, it reminds me of the speech Obi Wan give Luke in Star Wars when Yoda dies...

 

 

 

Beauty is subjective, in that there are likes and dislikes, attraction archetypes and the like, but beauty is also objective.

 

Scientists have studied this and found there are definite rules to beauty that relate to symmetry, the golden ratio and other factors.

 

The most beautiful women in the world are objectively beautiful, almost everyone agrees they are beautiful. An outlying opinion does not make objective reality invalid.

For centuries, the phrase "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" has dominated discussions of aesthetics. This adage suggests that beauty is entirely subjective—what one person finds attractive, another might not. However, modern evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and mathematics research tell a different story. Beauty is neither random nor purely cultural; it is deeply rooted in objective biological and mathematical principles shaped by evolution.

 

One of the most compelling pieces of evidence for the objectivity of beauty is the Fibonacci sequence, a mathematical pattern found throughout nature, art, and even human faces. This sequence provides a numerical foundation for what we perceive as aesthetically pleasing, reinforcing that beauty is not arbitrary but an evolutionary adaptation that has guided human preferences for millennia.'

 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/pop-culture-mental-health/202502/the-objective-science-of-beauty

1 hour ago, Sir Dude said:

However, back to beauty.

This is so funny. I started this topic at about 4 AM a few days ago because -- as I look at AN early most mornings -- what is it about the Google Ad algorithm that keeps always putting these '10 most beautiful' topics which are on the right side of the page there I guess because they get the clicks.

 

Even though I mentioned they seem to be always well endowed up top, I was not thinking at all of the philosophical discussion as to what is beauty.

 

But what the heck. Pictures at 4 AM of Sydney Sweeney on top of many of them. Ms. Sweeney is usually posed with scanty upstairs covering and there are plenty of photos online of her without even that.

15 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:

This is so funny. I started this topic at about 4 AM a few days ago because -- as I look at AN early most mornings -- what is it about the Google Ad algorithm that keeps always putting these '10 most beautiful' topics which are on the right side of the page there I guess because they get the clicks.

 

Even though I mentioned they seem to be always well endowed up top, I was not thinking at all of the philosophical discussion as to what is beauty.

 

But what the heck. Pictures at 4 AM of Sydney Sweeney on top of many of them. Ms. Sweeney is usually posed with scanty upstairs covering and there are plenty of photos online of her without even that.

 

Sydney Sweeney is a prime example in point, she really doesn't do it for me, like at all. However, never in a million years would I be so presumptious to say that makes her unattractive and not beautiful. Of course objectively  she's all that.

8 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

Sydney Sweeney is a prime example in point, she really doesn't do it for me, like at all

 

On 12/23/2025 at 10:39 AM, KhunLA said:

She'll 'soften' every photo

 

Reminds me of Barbara Walters when they started using vaseline on the lens filter to soften her appearance.  I was 8 and thought I'd developed cataracts.  

On 12/27/2025 at 1:20 PM, jerrymahoney said:

This is so funny. I started this topic at about 4 AM a few days ago because -- as I look at AN early most mornings -- what is it about the Google Ad algorithm that keeps always putting these '10 most beautiful' topics which are on the right side of the page there I guess because they get the clicks.

And in following this up a bit I now know that there is a word for this:

 

7 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:

And in following this up a bit I now know that there is a word for this:

 

Interesting!  Thanks for the update.  Chumbox is annoying but well named!

14 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Interesting!  Thanks for the update.  Chumbox is annoying but well named!

There's an old bumper sticker joke in Oklahoma "Ask me about my grandbaby" because they are you going to tell you about their grandbaby whether you ask them or not.

 

Kinda like putting up a topic like this as I was interested in say demographics and ad display algorithms but that to some that means:

 

Tell me all about your sex life here in Thailand

So this is in the chumbox right sidebar this morning. Nice cows.

1 hour ago, JerryM said:

So this is in the chumbox right sidebar this morning. Nice cows.

High maintenance

10 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

High maintenance

The cows or the lady?

2 hours ago, ColeBOzbourne said:

The cows or the lady?

Cows?