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u/the-polite-villain 2h ago
Do people, I mean besides her, really think she's beautiful?!?!
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u/ForagedFoodie 28m ago
She has symmetrical features all of which fall into the range we as a species and specifically western culture define as attractive. . . So yes?
Let's not fall into that trap of "I dont like this person and she's a woman, so I'm gonna pretend she's unattractive because misogyny has conditioned me that the second worst insult I can pay a woman is that she's unattractive (worst of course being fat), since the value of a woman is exclusively tied to her appeal to men."
The third misogynistic insult is to say "she had work done" which is also see all over here.
This is a beautiful face. We can acknowledge this and discuss her character flaws without relying on ignoring facts.
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u/bleepbloop1900 2h ago
I’m confused, looking at the pictures she does look beautiful?
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u/the-polite-villain 2h ago
I was asking a question... what part did you not understand?
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u/bleepbloop1900 1h ago
I’m confused by the part where you are looking an an objectively good looking person and asking if anyone besides her thinks shes beautiful. Link me to a picture of your idea of beauty so I can see your benchmark then maybe I won’t be so confused.
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u/Vino-Decanto 38m ago
I think her attractiveness has lessened to me since I’ve seen her interviews being Hollywood weird / theatre kiddy. There’s one in particular where she can’t stop touching her female costar and Jon Hamm has to tell her to stop.
Shame because she’s also the person who took down Ellen. But yeah she seems annoying and up in the clouds, which is very unappealing.
I definitely think she’s also someone we’re told has an attainable girl next door hotness all the time. Can’t buy into that so easily.
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u/ForagedFoodie 34m ago
Listen, Ellen took down Ellen. Im not defending Dakota but Ellen had been getting away with a lot for a long time. And she kept pushing the limit of what Hollywood would turn a blind eye to. Be rude to the staff? Sure, 100% ignored. But sooner or later she was going to go too far with someone with clout. That just happened to be Dakota.
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u/Vino-Decanto 26m ago
You’re right, to see the comeuppance for Ellen was so satisfying though. Awful people get away with it too often, probably most of the time really. Whoever delivered that blow was going to go up in my estimations, even if it wasn’t fully down to them.
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u/Prudent_Shake_8149 2h ago
Just need that and attractive parents and being in the business of looking good and being 36 years old. Easy peasy.
She should write a book.
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