What is The Perfect Female?
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A purely subjective concept, which depends on personal taste and an acceptance or rejection of social norms and generally held views. There is one, and only one thing common to each man's (or lesbian's) perfect woman and each woman's (or gay guy's) perfect man: it is something they will never truly find. Even if someone possesses all the desired traits, assuming they have no undesired ones, that person will still have at least a little bit too much or too little of that trait. I'm sure what I mean is understood: the proper components are there, but the proportions are off. I don't just mean that physically. I'm talking personality wise as well.
Not my cup of tea, with or without the penis, but then again I haven't spent a lot of time looking at transsexuals before.SaneAmongInsane said:
I'm guessing that once she gets that bloody baby out of his system (just realized on how many levels that works, brilliant. And now I ruined it by mentioning it :c ...), she'll reinvent herself, becoming even better than ever before. At least I like to think that. Anyways, she seems like a wonderful person, no matter if there's some baby pukes flying in the air for some time.GreatTeacherCAW said:Not at all. IF there was such a thing as a perfect woman, it would be Natalie Portman. But then she got pregnant and ruined that, now didn't she? Perfection balances on a shady precipice.BENZOOKA said:Kind of an oxymoron your post is. First with the answer providing and then with the there cannot be such thing -stating. Woof.GreatTeacherCAW said:
Yup. Actually, no such thing exists.
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Perfection on subjective matters requires imperfections, to exist. But yes, the Woof is strong in this one.
I'm really having a hard time taking this topic seriously, since the original post is like a paratrooper, hoping to make the perfect landing in exactly the right place, without even using the parachute, in fact just having it halfway packed and never remembering to take it with on the plane.
Umm what are you talking about? Im not...ehm.. Im just gonna leave this thread...BENZOOKA said:You know you can just spell it out if you're Hayley Williams. No sense in being modest otherwise either.creepy_rabbit said:Me, duh
OT: Hayley Williams
First you said it's you. Then you said it's Hayley.creepy_rabbit said:Umm what are you talking about? Im not...ehm.. Im just gonna leave this thread...BENZOOKA said:You know you can just spell it out if you're Hayley Williams. No sense in being modest otherwise either.creepy_rabbit said:Me, duh
OT: Hayley Williams
It's all in good fun. Don't read too much into it.
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Perfect.....is impossible to reach. Male, Female, Living, Dead, existing, unexisting.
You cannot do nothing, because nothing is something.
Therefore, Nothing is perfect.
You cannot do nothing, because nothing is something.
Therefore, Nothing is perfect.
doesn't the concept of a "perfect woman" fly in the face of feminism? I mean, aren't you asking us to deconstruct the various pieces of a woman down to their constituent pieces and put them back together? Just seems a little silly to do this sort of thing when researching feminism.
This thread has schizophrenia. It's like "what values should women emulate" mixed with "what kind of girl do you want." Although both of them are about composing lists of what you want women to be like, so I guess they're similar in that way.
Trustworthy, loyal and friendly.
That's what I'd be to my woman of choice, and I'd very much like it if those actions were reciprocated.
Trustworthy:
Any relationship not built on a foundation of trust is ultimately hollow and meaningless. The perfect woman (for me, what with this being subjective) is one I'd be able to trust with my life, and I'd make sure she could trust me with hers.
Loyal:
This strongly ties in with the above point. A friend is not a true friend in any way, shape or form if they're not prepared to support their friend through thick and thin.
Friendly:
As the old saying goes: Treat others the way you want to be treated.
I would personally find it difficult to be friendly to a person who isn't friendly back.
So, there we have it, my view on what the perfect woman would be like. At least, I'm sure I wouldn't want to share hugs with anyone lacking these traits.
That's what I'd be to my woman of choice, and I'd very much like it if those actions were reciprocated.
Trustworthy:
Any relationship not built on a foundation of trust is ultimately hollow and meaningless. The perfect woman (for me, what with this being subjective) is one I'd be able to trust with my life, and I'd make sure she could trust me with hers.
Loyal:
This strongly ties in with the above point. A friend is not a true friend in any way, shape or form if they're not prepared to support their friend through thick and thin.
Friendly:
As the old saying goes: Treat others the way you want to be treated.
I would personally find it difficult to be friendly to a person who isn't friendly back.
So, there we have it, my view on what the perfect woman would be like. At least, I'm sure I wouldn't want to share hugs with anyone lacking these traits.
There are two ways to define perfection in a person: Biologically and Socially.
Biological perfection is certainly possible. A biologically perfect woman would be free of any genetic defects, a healthy immune system and a pre-disposed resistance to most major illnesses. She would have wide hips, capable of easy childbirth and be highly fertile so she could pass her perfect genes easily to her children. That is where the definition of 'perfect' ends. Skin color, hair color, breast size, height, gait, facial symmetry and other aspects of 'beauty' can't be included in the concept of biological 'perfection' as they are more aspects of social beauty.
Social perfection, which is how a woman would 'act' perfect, is a MUCH more nebulous concept. Because expectations differ not only between cultures but individuals as well, it is impossible to have a specific way of acting that would be perfect to everybody. As such, there is no universal way of acting that would be seen as the 'perfect role model' for other girls.
Biological perfection is certainly possible. A biologically perfect woman would be free of any genetic defects, a healthy immune system and a pre-disposed resistance to most major illnesses. She would have wide hips, capable of easy childbirth and be highly fertile so she could pass her perfect genes easily to her children. That is where the definition of 'perfect' ends. Skin color, hair color, breast size, height, gait, facial symmetry and other aspects of 'beauty' can't be included in the concept of biological 'perfection' as they are more aspects of social beauty.
Social perfection, which is how a woman would 'act' perfect, is a MUCH more nebulous concept. Because expectations differ not only between cultures but individuals as well, it is impossible to have a specific way of acting that would be perfect to everybody. As such, there is no universal way of acting that would be seen as the 'perfect role model' for other girls.
There's no such thing as the perfect female/woman. Or the perfect male/man, for that matter. Even if perfection were some kind of objective standard that could be accurately measured (which it really isn't), it would be unattainable. People aren't perfect, and speculating what a perfect person (of whichever sex/gender) would be like is pretty much impossible anyway, due to no clear idea of what "perfect" is.
Besides, if "perfection" = "without flaw", then they'd barely be an individual at all, since it is a person's flaws that help to make them the individual they are.
Besides, if "perfection" = "without flaw", then they'd barely be an individual at all, since it is a person's flaws that help to make them the individual they are.