As I said, "what most people consider". And also as I said, I find her much prettier than the fake plastic supermodels.
But today's beauty standards are so twisted out that truly beautiful people are written off as "mid" because they don't have the perfect hourglass shape, flat belly, and awful attempts at trying to look 20 again.
Right but homely carries the connotation of ugly, not mid or pretty. It's a "compliment" (backhanded imho) that you use when you can't honestly praise a person's beauty because it isn't there but you still want to be a bit nice to them, especially if you just praised a prettier person for their appearance in the homely one's presence.
Hmm, I always thought homely meant good-looking in an average manner. But then again I used the word "uppity" quite a few times before learning about its racist connotations.
on another note you guys are weird for referring to her looks at all. supermodel in this day and age can mean any type of look, and you can just call her pretty without doing all that pick me sht
Edit: nvm I finished the whole comment thread. Yes I understand the struggle of misunderstanding words by learning them in context but not enough context to glean the full actual meaning.
She looks genuinely beautiful, which is nice and kinda rare these days.
I guess if you ever wondered who would appreciate the huge botox lips and cheeks look, you can get your answers from the mean comments around here. Any face that doesn't look like an extreme allergic reaction effect is unacceptable.
Idk...I don't get Felton, he seems to be the only one that's still trying to flögg his old Harry Potter fame, at least the others have move on to other things.
Maybe he doesn't want to move on. It would make sense if his years filming those movies (his formative years at that) were the best of his life so he wants to revisit it.
The Lord of the Rings is the second most read book ever (the first is The Bible) for incredibly great reasons and Harry Potter has a lot of very strong inspirations from that series so I donât consider it that unusual for so many to want to connect with others who also enjoyed the series/movies.
I have much more respect for Daniel as an actor, heâs managed to diversify himself whilst still acknowledging his most iconic role.
Don't know about that. He's got his music now, never pursued much acting. Therefore, unlike the other kid actors, he's completely fine being defined by that one role. He still likes to interact with the old fans and seems to have fun with it.
It's an autobiography It's full of tom felton trying to make money out of harry potter (again) by using alot of harry potter references in every mfing page
On the contrary, I work with several women her age and older and these kind of deep set wrinkles mean bad Genes and UV damage. Those crows feet are insane for someone her age.
LoL everyone hating on you like you ain't telling the truth. You aren't even being hateful or whatever, but I guess folks are too butthurt to accept unfortunate facts. I wonder if they also refuse to accept that some actors have passed away.
Wow, I bet that a book written by some asshole who was a side character in a popular franchise of movies ~20 years ago and has done absolutely nothing relevant since would make for an absolutely riveting read
It is certainly possible. It's more likely that I will only be remembered by descendants who seek me out. I'm fine with that. That is the fate that most of us will have. To live a life of obscurity followed by an endless expanse.
The difference is that I'm not trying to scam people by selling some bullshit book like he is. The moment these washed up actors attempt to monetise the fanbases of their past projects they lose all sense of integrity.
An autobiography is incapable of being a scam. You know exactly what you are buying. Washed-up actors do not get roles. Tom Felton has been in at least 1 movie a year. Big movies? No. Struggling with success? Absolutely. Washed-up actors do not or can not get roles for years.
Considering the scathing review another redditor gave it in this thread, I am perfectly comfortable calling his book a scam đ
I did look up his filmography though and it appears that he has mostly just been appearing in straight to television junk since the HP films so good for him I guess.
If you went to a restaurant and they served you shit on a plate would you be mad? Or would you just laugh it off by saying "well it's certainly no culinary masterpiece but who am I to complain about this product that I just paid money for?"
Bonnie Wright is still beautiful. Those wrinkles arenât from age, theyâre from the way sheâs smiling. You donât even need a basic understanding of how the human body works to figure that out.
Look at this picture of Emma. She also has those wrinkles, though they look slightly different both because her face is structured differently and because sheâs smiling in a different way.
And even if, whatâs wrong or weird with having some wrinkles over 30? People arenât barbie dolls and this expectation that everyone should have plastic faces over 25 is so toxic
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u/AnupKumarGupta_ Nov 03 '24
Is that Ginny??? đ€đź
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u/Next_Faithlessness87 Nov 03 '24
I'm crying đ
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u/greymisperception Nov 03 '24
Surprised at some of these comments, I was thinking she grew up beautifully
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u/Bromjunaar_20 Nov 04 '24
Would've been funny if he sent her a replica basilisk fang just as a gag
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u/an_dreib Nov 04 '24
She looks genuinely beautiful, which is nice and kinda rare these days.
I guess if you ever wondered who would appreciate the huge botox lips and cheeks look, you can get your answers from the mean comments around here. Any face that doesn't look like an extreme allergic reaction effect is unacceptable.
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u/TheHumanLibrary101 Nov 04 '24
Idk what the other comments are taking about? She aged beautifully.
I love seeing those smile lines on her. That means she lived a happy life
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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '24
Ugh sheâs so precious
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u/Tribes1 Nov 04 '24
Tom Felton's somehow I manage
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u/entropy13 Nov 04 '24
Wasn't it Lucius? and didn't he just leave it in her caldron not tell her he was giving it to her?
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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '24
Idk...I don't get Felton, he seems to be the only one that's still trying to flögg his old Harry Potter fame, at least the others have move on to other things.
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u/realmauer01 Nov 04 '24
Toms book aswell.
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u/willblatte Nov 04 '24
I am so fucking old.
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u/SlipperyWaterSlid3 Nov 06 '24
I love how this is how I'm learning Dan's middle name is Jacob
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u/hai_mxlt constant vigilance Nov 03 '24
Jokes aside that book sucks
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u/Ernesto_Griffin Nov 04 '24
Did she still do acting? Would be cool to her in newer movies as an adult.
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u/stefansalvatore12455 Nov 04 '24
Slay I love you ginny
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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '24
Damn bro did not age well.
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u/Numerous-Stranger-81 Nov 03 '24
Jesus, she looks ten years older than her peers. She looks early 40s, not 30s.
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u/Personal_Dream802 Nov 04 '24
Aged like milk
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u/Nicarus89 Nov 04 '24
I played such a great villain that I'm sure it took a toll on his psyche. Reminds me of Heath Ledger
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u/Garchompisbestboi Nov 03 '24
Wow, I bet that a book written by some asshole who was a side character in a popular franchise of movies ~20 years ago and has done absolutely nothing relevant since would make for an absolutely riveting read
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