Continuing with the theme of over-the-top reality show contestants... VH1 just ended its series I Love Money 2, which has as one of its stars a French stripper named Angelique. With her idiotic statements, overinflated trout pout, and watermelon-sized breast implants, she singlehandedly sets the women's lib movement back thirty years. Hopefully Americans will never have to see her ever again!
Yes, I know this is harsh, but I'm partial to Metro Detroit's own Prancer, whom Angelique verbally assaulted on the program. Unlike Angelique, Prancer's quite down-to-earth, fun, and personable. Check out her MySpace here.
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Michigan-based Plastic Surgeon
Anthony Youn, M.D.:
5 comments:
Dr. Youn, unfortunately, this is the type of woman most men (str8) consider beautiful. I believe men and women have a different take on what "beauty" is. For me, when I think of a beautiful woman, I think of a young Ava Gardner...to me she was the epitome of natural beauty - just breathtaking!
I would agree with you, although I find Angelique hideous. I think of Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn when I think of a beautiful woman (after my wife, of course!)
Anonymous makes a good point, butI'm not sure that men find them "beautiful" as much as they associate these women with "ready, willing and [dare I say?] desperate." The Rock of Love girls are prime examples of this!
Good grief! Those look really bad. In fact, the whole package is not at all pleasing. We at Fifties Schmifties LOVE your blog. It is far from crass, educational, and positions you as a knowledgeable surgical professional with his finger on the pulse of contemporary culture. Sadly, too many surgeons subscribe to the cookie cutter mentality. Audrey and Ava are beautiful. So is Kate Winslet.
I think it depends on the class of male as to whether they find a woman like this attractive. I think that most men with an IQ above room temperature would find her 'available' looking, and therefor, to a man who doesn't have much choice in female partners and doesn't have high standards 'hot'.
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