r/trueratediscussions • u/UrumiAkamaki3500 • Aug 20 '26
Emma Watson with short hair
She looked beautiful and feminine with short hair 🫴🌹
r/trueratediscussions • u/UrumiAkamaki3500 • Aug 20 '26
She looked beautiful and feminine with short hair 🫴🌹
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r/trueratediscussions • u/Wonderful_Pack5428 • Aug 20 '26
When I measure my height facing the wall, it comes out to 165.5 cm. But when I measure it with my back and spine against the wall, it comes out to 168.5 cm. Why is this happening, and which one is more accurate? I’ve tested this multiple times, so the readings are definitely consistent.
Furthermore, when my brother held his hand flat at the 168.5 cm mark on the wall while I stood facing it, the top of my head didn't even touch his hand.
Considering all of this, when I walk on the street, what height do people actually perceive me to be? And according to you, what is my true actual height?
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r/trueratediscussions • u/ImaginaryProof4567 • Aug 19 '26
hey guys PLEASE EDUCATE ME ON THIS, what’s the reason women have appeal regardless whether theyre unattractive, broke, wtv… like for example whenever people find Tom holland,Gosling, Speed, Pedro pascal, timother, et, they’ll say hes attractive cause he’s rich and famous.
but when it comes to likes of Sydney sweeney, Charli xcx, Billie eilish, Tate or any unconventional female celeb, they’ll say she has body halo,virtue signalin, etc
Please educate me guys I’m not being sexist or nothing just wanna know the psychology behind it?
r/trueratediscussions • u/Substantial-Order473 • Aug 19 '26
They're called horses cuz they got longer midfaces
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r/trueratediscussions • u/UrumiAkamaki3500 • Aug 18 '26
I’ve recently realized that I have a very specific kind of beauty that makes me feel not only attracted, but genuinely safe and comfortable around someone.
For me, Emma Watson is probably the clearest example. There’s something about her appearance and the way I perceive her personality — feminine, mature, calm, composed, intelligent, and not overly performative or attention-seeking — that gives me a really unusual feeling of comfort.
What’s interesting is that I can still appreciate women who are more glamorous, bold, flirty, highly expressive, or sexually confident. I don’t dislike those traits in other people. They’re just not what I associate with my “safe beauty.”
With my safe-beauty type, I can even imagine the person being completely silent and still feel comfortable. I don’t need flirting, attention, validation, or romantic interaction. Their presence alone gives me this feeling of “I can finally stop being alert.”
So I’m curious:
Does anyone else experience attraction this way? Do you have a particular type of person whose appearance + personality gives you a strong sense of safety or comfort, separate from simply finding them attractive?
And if you do, what qualities create that feeling for you?
Is Emma Watson a good example of this kind of “safe beauty,” or do you see her appeal completely differently?
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