Poll: Cute vs Sexy?

[mega48man]

hmmmmmm, this is a damn hard question...

i'd say sexy. last time i dated a girl, it was because i thought she was real cute, even if others didn't. the break up was terrible for me. good thing about going for sex appeal is that you can't be wrong, big tits and a nice ass to you means exactly that.

 

[Dethenger]

It's funny, there are these twins at my school that make me ask this question every time I see them. They are literally the cute and sexy versions of each other. Objectively, I want to say cute; but with the example in front of me, I tend to lean toward the sexy one.

 

[walrusaurus]

Can someone show me an example of one, that doesn't show the other as well?

Megan Fox. I defy anyone to seriously describe her as cute

 

[walrusaurus]

double post

 

[Shadow flame master]

I guess it depends on the girl in question. Like during my highschool's homecoming week, for Around the World day, this short girl dressed up as an eskimo. She was sooooooo cute in the outfit that I gave her the nick-name "Chibi"(I don't call her that out loud, only in my head).

 

[Custard_Angel]

Can someone show me an example of one, that doesn't show the other as well?

Megan Fox. I defy anyone to seriously describe her as cute

A fair point, but I wouldn't really call her all that sexy either. Just my opinion.

I'd also say Tina Fey does cute really well and is certainly hot in the "hot librarian" mindset, but she doesn't really do sexy. Which is a good thing. It gives her more comedic credibility I think.

 

[Total LOLige]

Can someone define cute? what the hell does that mean.

 

[ultrachicken]

That depends on my relationship with the person. If it's romantic, sexiness, as the cuter someone is, the more I associate them with children, which is a turn off. If it's friendship, cuteness, because that's easy on the eyes yet does not spark lust.

 

[killcheese]

Cute, hands down. I cant really explain why though, i have never had the need to think about it i guess. I think its because i care more about the face? i really cant say because i dont know. One theory is when i see a really cute girl i just want to hug and snuggle, while a super hot girl all want to do is bone. Although that does not give a reason for why i prefer cute to sexy. Man OP your really making me think right now! You know what? fuck it, i dont need a reason, i just prefer cuteness.

 

[Mordwyl]

It really depends on the lady in question, though usually the cute aspect tends to be relegated into personality rather than physical features.

 

[Lataziba]

i say cute but only if the cuteness factor can break my mental resistance....sexy usually does anyway so wheres the challenge for them?

 

[VanillaBean]

Why not just prefer both in one package, like this one [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2225369/] for example.

Now that right there is some good logic to learn from.

I always go with cute, there are quite a few girls who feel they can be assholes just because they're sexy.

 

[Lord Beautiful]

Cute doesn't excuse the flabbiness that sexy takes away.

Sexy all the way.

 

[Dunkerloop]

I'm currently going out with a Girl who's kinda in-between, which I like and prefer to going overly one way or the other.
Too Sexy usually makes me think that the person is trying to hard, which (a lot of the time for me) is usually a sign of a weak (or at least weaker than usual) personality.
Too Cute usually gives off that the person might still have a bit of a more childish mindset, and going for the "Everything's pretty and pink!".

 

[DBLT4P]

Hopefully you all can forgive me for sounding like a total d-bag, but I personally prefer elegance and beauty to cute or sexy.

 

[JoesshittyOs]

I think there is a difference and I definitely prefer cute.

Cute kinda has a small undertone of personality that goes along with it

 

[Squilookle]

Easy- hot for a fling, cute for a relationship.

Besides, I challenge anyone to see a cute girl/guy with their clothes off and not decide they're pretty damn hot anyway.

 

[spartan231490]

I find myself attracted to either, depending on the person. Don't ask me why.