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No, I hear you. And feel the same way. Inner beauty is paramount and often trumps outward appearance. I've been with both ends of the spectrum, the homely girl with a great, loving heart, the prettiest girl in the room with no soul, and all combinations in between. Not that it's impossible to have a beautiful woman with a great personality as well. But even that couldn't keep my attention for long. Every time is wasn't them, it was me.Dr Dollinger wrote:Yeah, she is in my eyes womanly pretty perfect. Nothing more to do, to make her look better![]()
But marry?
I don't know bro![]()
What is when it turns out later, that she's only a bitch? Superficial, stone cold, with nearly no empathy and compassion.
If there's no inner beauty, it means nothing to me
Such inner beauty is really rare in this world
Becoming obsessed with one's own beauty can sometimes make the person ugly inside.
In a doll, I can put my view of a woman with a kind of idealized inner beauty, that in reality probably doesn't exist.
Yes, that was exactly my intention... hahaEndless War wrote: All the grace a beauty of a Olivia de Havilland or Audrey Hepburn yet the youth and appeal of a Natalie Wood or a Vivien Leigh.
Absolutely! If I change only the head, the body appears total different to meKimbrafan wrote:A pretty face is like kryptonite