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The thing is, she's not ugly, she's a perfectly acceptable 6 who someone would be very happy with if not for her insufferable personality.
But Hollywood puts her in a position where her beauty is directly called into question and she pretends that she's worthy of it, and no reasonable person wants to share in that delusion. Compared to the stunningly beautiful starlets I saw when growing up like Nicole Kidman or Jennifer Connelly, the idea that she's the "fairest of them all" would be a comedic notion ... but they want to force us to believe that it's true.
She’s a 5 who’s cast as a 9 in every role. The Hollywood it girls have gotten staggeringly uglier the more they tried to “diversify”.
The downgrade has been wild.
Look at Zendaya. She’s built like a teenage boy. She has a wide, angular, almost masculine face. Her mixed race hair is a rat’s nest. And her attitude is repellent.
Look at Sydney Sweeney. Knockout body, easy 9 out of 10. Nice skin and hair. Most importantly, she has a great disposition. But her face is borderline downs.
Compare these girls to real generational beauties like Michelle Pfeiffer. It’s not close. And that’s not necessarily an issue. The issue is when they want me to pretend that a 6 is a 10.
Zendaya is for women. Women like women characters they can either identify with or see themselves as. That's why most female characters are bland fill in the blanks. The actress Zendaya is slouchy and masculine, the type that would laugh at a loud belch during an interview. Women like to see themselves as the give no shits, sloppy type women even if they're they opposite. That's why she gets so many roles. Yes, it demeans women.
Sydney Sweeney is fill in the blank blonde with nice tits, what women think men want and nothing more. Yes, it demeans men.
My favorite actresses- Michelle Pfeiffer, Salma Hayek and Emily Blunt
Women want to see other women who are mid because they want to be held to low standards.
Men want to see men that are high rated because we want to aspire to higher standards.
Basically, men want to be better so when something unattainable/difficult is presented, we rise to the occasion. Women, conversely, want the difficult situation made easier for them.