[{quoted}](name=Dominick Destine,realm=NA,application-id=6kFXY1kR,discussion-id=FNxNfwks,comment-id=00090000000000000000000000000000,timestamp=2016-01-22T21:49:49.968+0000)
The only way your argument would work is if you also argue that attractive women are not significantly better at seducing the opposite sex.
It certainly makes it easier, but they don't necessarily correlate.
You're a little slow so I'll make this easier for you. If you have two women who are considered to be about equal in beauty, which one is better at seducing men?
The one who puts more effort into doing so.
They are related, but don't correlate 100%.
That's like arguing "Who is the strongest person" but dismissed "The person that can accomplish the following feats (Lifting/pushing/pulling/etc.)". Your argument is flimsy at best.
No, lifting and pulling directly correlate with physical strength. A question of "who is stronger" and "who can lift or move the heaviest objects" aren't just related, it's the same question. Strength is defined as one's capacity to exert physical force and lift and move objects.
Beautiful is not synonymous with seductive.
Yes. It's not complicated, you are insecure so you attack others to try and project your weakness.
Your assumptions about my personality aside, that's still not psychological projection. Educate yourself.
All you are doing is projecting your own insecurity, ironically showing how immature you yourself are. Your nonsense is noted and dismissed.
Ah, the tried and true "no u" argument. Are you mad or something?
No, I'm calling you a pathetic neckbeard because you seem to think writing quality negatively correlates with large and muscular women being considered attractive.
But let me clarify again;
Men do not find manly/ugly women attractive. If YOU like that kind of woman, that's awesome, go for it, but men generally do not. That's why you see a lot more men attracted to a Scarlett Johanson/Charlise Theron type than a Queen Latifah/Holly Holm type.
It's not complicated.
Different cultures have had and do have different ideas of what makes a woman attractive. That you are trying to objectively evaluate one of the most subjective qualities in existence (only behind how food tastes) only shows off how childish and stupid you are.
You're trying to distance yourself from your original statement to cover your tracks. Why is Illaoi being considered attractive in-universe an example of how the writers aren't trying?
Go on, I'm sure if you try hard enough you can come up with an answer. Not a good one, but an answer nonetheless.