Do you think this woman is attractive?

[MushyMushy]

I think she's cute - maybe her personality makes her "gorgeous" to some?

Don't mean to hijack your thread, but I wondered about something on celebs for a long time, and her picture illustrates it perfectly. Please look at her hairline. I've noticed a lot of celebs have hairlines that start waaayyy back. Is this something that is natural, or do people have some sort of procedure done so their face photographs better?

I know this has nothing to do with your question, but in the 14th/15th centuries a broad forehead on a woman was a sign of wealth and good breeding. One of the characters in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales had an exaggerated forehead from plucking or shaving her hairline so that people would think she had good breeding -- that's how I remembered that, and it's something I notice on people.

Okay, sorry for the hijack and mini literature lesson.

 

[BeenHereB4]

I know this has nothing to do with your question, but in the 14th/15th centuries a broad forehead on a woman was a sign of wealth and good breeding. One of the characters in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales had an exaggerated forehead from plucking or shaving her hairline so that people would think she had good breeding -- that's how I remembered that, and it's something I notice on people.

Okay, sorry for the hijack and mini literature lesson.

Well! This is nice to know. Finally something nice to be said about my fivehead!

 

[redlight]

Yes, she's very attractive.

 

[Sheree Bobbins]

I think she is attractive but not outstanding in beauty or anything.

 

[MinnieMe87]

For some reason, her mouth/teeth look too big to me..

Other than that, yes - she's attractive - but not "gorgeous"..

I agree!

 

[Aisling]

I wouldn't consider her "beautiful". She is a pretty woman, but not exactly a head-turner. Take a ride on the NYC subway during morning rush-hour and see many, many women on their way to work who look just like her.

 

[Just Jan]

Yes, i think she is very pretty.
She has the 'girl next door' kinda look.

 

[BeachGirlFLA]

I think she's gorgeous and natural-looking.

 

[Liberty Belle]

She does have a really nice figure and I do think she is very pretty, but I wouldn't call her beautiful (any more than any other woman being beautiful).

 

[Robinrs]

Gorgeous.

 

[ICF]

yes

 

[jimmiej]

Yes. Pretty face, nice figure.

 

[JMD]

Meh, she's OK.

 

[KristaTX]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I sure don't see anything anywhere nearly odd enough about her looks that a thread about the woman's appearance is warranted.

Maybe she's getting a lot of negative media attention that I don't know about, so her personality is tainting her looks for you? If she's not someone's ideal beauty, or even just relatively cute to them, I still don't really see how she could be considered anything worse than "neutral".

 

[dismom2]

Yes. Now do you want to post a picture of yourself so everybody can 'judge' you? These threads are very shallow.

 

[Sparx]

I think she's cute - maybe her personality makes her "gorgeous" to some?

Don't mean to hijack your thread, but I wondered about something on celebs for a long time, and her picture illustrates it perfectly. Please look at her hairline. I've noticed a lot of celebs have hairlines that start waaayyy back. Is this something that is natural, or do people have some sort of procedure done so their face photographs better?

i think its natural.

 

[raysnkaysmom]

I just think she's cute. Nothing special, but of course not unattractive.

I do like her dimples...2 of my kids have dimples, so I think they are adorable

 

[JR6ooo4]

100% not homely.

very cute
but not strikingly gorgeous.

Mikeeee

 

[chisnpeke]

She's very pretty. Very nice smile and dimples. I wouldn't call her gorgeous though. That is reserved for someone like Halle Berry, who is flawless.

I agree with the person who said you could find someone similar on a city street. Nothing "exceptional" but still cute/pretty.

 

[disneyjunkie]

Yes. Now do you want to post a picture of yourself so everybody can 'judge' you? These threads are very shallow.