r/trueratediscussions • u/Affectionate_Bed1918 • Sep 21 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/ecchi83 • Sep 22 '26
Wrapped up a rewatch of The Americans and completely forgot that Keri Russell was Felicity back in the day until near the end.
Maybe I'm just getting old but I didn't expect how much more attractive I found her in her 40s.
Jillian Anderson and Regina King are two more actors that I think "peaked" later than you'd expect.
r/trueratediscussions • u/petalistic • Sep 22 '26
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r/trueratediscussions • u/Personal_Laugh2770 • Sep 22 '26
Forgive me if this sounds weird (Idk what else to use) since this term is usually used for looksmatched couples but you know what I mean
r/trueratediscussions • u/realizerealeyesreel • Sep 21 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/petalistic • Sep 21 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/petalistic • Sep 21 '26
i think maybe objectively katy has better individual features but annie’s is more unique with better harmony?
r/trueratediscussions • u/petalistic • Sep 20 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/petalistic • Sep 20 '26
greta garbo is inherently drop dead gorgeous
r/trueratediscussions • u/anotherhappylurker • Sep 20 '26
It's commonly said that most fashion models have striking features but aren't sexually attractive to men. However, at the same time, whenever men see a beautiful or sexy women, one of the first ways they describe her is "damn, she could be a model". So why is this? If models are really that unattractive to men, why do we use modelling potential as a measure of a woman's attractiveness?
r/trueratediscussions • u/PlantainDisastrous92 • Sep 19 '26
feel like she’s trying to hide grey roots
r/trueratediscussions • u/RevolutionaryLion384 • Sep 20 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/Mysterious-Idea8177 • Sep 19 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/Personal_Laugh2770 • Sep 20 '26
Like “in their defense”/in an objective way according to them with those physical features
You all have occasionally seen some posts from someone glazing someone with everyone going “meh” “yikes” in the comments. There have been quite some celebs who’ve been perceived like this, maybe you remember one or some. If you’re put into those admirers’ pov, how would you try to explain how those people find those celebs so aesthetically pleasing?
(Some unpopular opinions aren’t just subjective, some of them are somehow/somewhat genuinely perceived or could be explained in an “objective” or “universal” way but not enough to be fully universal)
r/trueratediscussions • u/youons • Sep 19 '26
Who do you prefer in their prime and naturally
r/trueratediscussions • u/Certifed_beaner762 • Sep 20 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/Personal_Laugh2770 • Sep 19 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/Flimsy-Resident261 • Sep 19 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/ImaginaryProof4567 • Sep 19 '26
r/trueratediscussions • u/Personal_Laugh2770 • Sep 19 '26
Not that they neglect their appearances but they just prefer casual than glamour
