I can look at a lass or lad and "judge" them physically as the general commercial world would judge her, as to whether they are "beautiful" or not. But I often see things beyond what many do, I often find attraction towards peoples looks that others are scathing about. I think the human body is such a wonderful, amazing thing, and I love the variation, the forms and lines that can be so different from the next, and features of a person's face that spark up something within my brain that tells me that's attractive.
If I had to pick a guy's body type I like, it would be one with broad shoulders, who really likes his food. I find hard lumpy bumpy tummy muscles quite a bit of a turn-off.
And physically, other than that, that's about it. I have just narrowed my whole view of what I find attractive into one tiny aspect of a man.
Some people other find annoying or stand-offish, I can often see a bit deeper into them and read them slightly better. I can find greater strength of character than often others bother to look for. It just means, I think, I take a bit more time over a person and my interactions with them than a lot of my friends do.
For me, it is a combination of things that truly makes "beautiful", not just the instant "PHWOAR Factor". But somebody I found beautiful could have those bumpy muscles, and I would love it just as much, because they would be part of the whole - beauty for me is a multi-faceted thing, bringing together the less favourable parts to be just as attractive because they are part of the whole.
I was wondering, how do you guys view "beautiful"? Is it a nice ass (or face, or other body part) and forget the rest? And single look and you instantly know beauty? Or is it the whole physical package? Or, is it in different forms, and is more emotional, something that takes time to discover? Or can it be a combination?
Have you found your view of "beautiful" has changed with your age and/or experience?
I know it's a girly question, but I'd like to know what you guys think about it, please?
Thank you in advance for reading, and, hopefully, sharing, and I hope I haven't confuzzled you.
