The article was over our perception of beauty and how it changed throughout the years. How we are attractive to beautiful men and women that have a youthful look, symmetrical facial features, and ability to reproduce. It also went in depth how our perception of beauty was with us since birth, as example babies tend to be attracted to people they deem as beautiful and not interested in unattractive people. Moreover, as we reach adulthood we begin to idolize celebrities like playboy models, Miss America, etc. Furthermore, we try to enhance our facial feature to make it look like the ideal face through surgery.<\/p>\n
I think this is interesting, how people find one another attractive through the simplest ways. Moreover, the most attractive people were the normal people even though our idea of the perfect face seem to be smaller than average and young. I also find it this article scary, because everyone ages and when I become an old coot, I really don’t want to see myself calling up some surgeon to get some plastics in my face and applying Botox every night to regain my youth. Anyways, I’m surprised that we idolize models even though their photos are digitally enhanced and that they are underweight. Truthfully, those models do look very attractive but I wouldn’t want to look like that. Maybe less wrinkly and fewer crows feet but otherwise I like my size: small, short, and chunky fun-size.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The article was over our perception of beauty and how it changed throughout the years. How we are attractive to beautiful men and women that have a youthful look, symmetrical facial features, and ability to reproduce. It also went in … Continue reading