The Changing Asian Beauty Aesthetic(metropolitician.blogs.com)
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The Changing Asian Beauty Aesthetic
http://metropolitician.blogs.com/scribblings_of_the_metrop/2007/02/a_brave_new_wor.html
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Seriously, what is this stuff doing on HN? I don't need to see this crap during my breakfast! wargh! The whole world is going mad...
Yes, I thought about that before posting. They're hacking their faces and changing their societal norms in the process.
The title was completely honest. So, why then did you follow a link accurately titled "The Changing Asian Beauty Aesthetic" if you did not want to read it?
The title was completely honest. So, why then did you follow a link accurately titled "The Changing Asian Beauty Aesthetic" if you did not want to read it?
I was interested in this article... can anyone post the url?
Warning: Creepy pictures inside.
Korean women are naturally very beautiful and don't need to "Europeanize" their features. I find that really unfortunate. They also have an uncanny ability to remain very kind, good people even when very attractive.
However, I foresee a trend toward a strong desire for "race" mixing on all sides, as the world beauty standard converges to a mix. (I'm white and prefer to date non-white women, at least in the US.) Perhaps, in another part of the world, I could use the prospect of having attractive, mixed-race kids as a selling point. :)
However, I foresee a trend toward a strong desire for "race" mixing on all sides, as the world beauty standard converges to a mix. (I'm white and prefer to date non-white women, at least in the US.) Perhaps, in another part of the world, I could use the prospect of having attractive, mixed-race kids as a selling point. :)
Is this hacker news because it has photos of Asian girls?
What makes the author think that the photos of stewardesses in the 70s is representative of appearances? Are idol girls representative of current appearances? Tastes in physical appearance change over time and we are seeing selection bias.
Seems like a "Get off my lawn!" article.