Hottest Decade
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I am with Ali on this. The women now, in the 7-10 range, are the best looking ever. Better hair, fitness, racial mixing, etc.
But in the 5-0 category there are some truly spectacular manatees that would have been considered circus sideshows in the 1980's and before.
The average, due to less obesity, was likely the best in the 60's, 70's and 80's.
But in the 5-0 category there are some truly spectacular manatees that would have been considered circus sideshows in the 1980's and before.
The average, due to less obesity, was likely the best in the 60's, 70's and 80's.
Aliblahba said:
The girls are beautiful, but they're taking their cues of what is sexy from pornography and media. It's not their *natural* femininity. They're too self-aware for me.
And for me, it's the 70's, when I first started to notice girls in that way, and what holds them in time as sexy for me is the fact that I was a kid and too young to bang them.
I could come home after school to Hot Gossip dancing on my television.
Catherine Bach in her Daisy Dukes:
And Kate Bush:
Picnic at Hanging Rock was in the movie theatres:
Damn, I still love the small tits + no bra combo.
Ads like this were the norm, see 0:19:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MszuCHn0k-A
And you had Delvene Delaney on the Paul Hogan Show, enjoying being sexually-objectified, who was sexy enough that guys still talk about her 30 years later.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxvvfXUMLsk
MatineeMan
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From my perspective I would pick mid 60s to mid 70s before the rise of punk and its accompanying androgyny that then then led to the role reversals of the New Romantics. I liked Popstarlets from then such as Lulu, Sally Carr and Agnetha Faltskog and actresses such as Juliet Harmer, Raquel Welch and believe it or not the young Joanna Lumley. You had the modish mini skirt look and long feminine hair without it coming across as overdone and pretentious like many overtly self-conscious modern girls (In Britain many a half decent under 30 thinks she is a Victoria's Secret Model - Despite denying it if they were queried I am sure they know deep down British women are amongst Europe's most unkept and lazy and therefore know their raised value if they are attractive, they possibly even like it that way as less competition in provincial Britain than provincial Europe or the Americas). I usually find the plastic Essex WAG slutlight look now popular in the UK a turnoff as it rarely emphasises a womans natural beauty if she has any. At least things have improved from the 'GIRL POWER' 1990s in the UK when Britpop fashions meant that women often had short bob cuts and it was often only rockstars or male actors such as Brad Pitt who had long hair. Girls like Taylor Swift are a shift in the right direction aesthetically but unfortunately she seems a hypocrytical carousel rider who'll probably be looking for a very wealthy nice beta provider in a decade or so.
AnonymousBosch said:
This is due to lack of real role models in women's lives. The moms are whores and the dads are herbs. When the girl reaches adulthood it gets worse because there's nowhere to turn but to media/Hollywood/porn. And that machine is cashing in by devastating women's self esteem. Men are probably worse than the women which is why you have 100 beta orbiters sucking ass to each girl. Chicks now have to cull through a lot of slag just to find one masculine male. Women instinctively still want to be naturally feminine, but have gotten lost. A shame really.
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Days of Broken Arrows said:
I totally agree and I remember women in the 80’s being a bit over dressed with leggings, shoulder pads etc. but at least they made an effort to look good. The 80’s was all about showing off and being glamorous. Remember the 80s heavy metal videos with the hot women? They videos were a bit ridiculous and but the women were great! After grunge it was bands moaning about how shitty their lives were...it's like they sucked the joy out of living.
In 90’s (probably because of grunge), women no longer gave a shit about their appearance. Actually neither did a lot of men, come to think of it.
soup said:
Supposedly, Prince was trying to get on this lady, so he let her have that Manic Monday song that he wrote. She took the song, made a big hit out if it, and rejected Prince.
Merenguero said:soup said:
Supposedly, Prince was trying to get on this lady, so he let her have that Manic Monday song that he wrote. She took the song, made a big hit out if it, and rejected Prince.
Susannah Hoffs. My older sister was a dead ringer for her in the 80's, which is how I learnt, even before being older enough to date, that girls with options aren't attracted to 'nice guys' or 'rich guys', but alpha guys.
It was also interesting to notice the hatred she inspired in ugly women by simply existing.
2010: young wet bitchezzz dress the slutiezzzzt
Wendy James, singer of English Band Transvision Vamp could probably win for the 80's purely by herself. One of the very few women who was damn sexy with short hair.
That being said, I have never seen a woman hit the wall as hard as she did.
That being said, I have never seen a woman hit the wall as hard as she did.
If you're factoring out obesity, attitudes, and unfortunate genetics I would say here and now, with some caveats.
Generally, I think that clothing materials, makeup, and hair products have improved steadily over the past century. Options for decorating and enhancing the female form have never been greater. Occasionally, fashion is afflicted by very stupid trends that make many girls look horrible, but I think that on balance there's been improvement over time; and even when the dumbest fads are being followed everywhere there are still women with taste and style who can stay sexy while giving a nod to current fashion.
So that's why I'd vote "here and now." But if you're looking for maximum prevalence of thin women and feminine attitudes with minimum prevalence of skrillex dykes and self-mutilation, at least in the US you can pretty much rule out any decade after 1980.
Generally, I think that clothing materials, makeup, and hair products have improved steadily over the past century. Options for decorating and enhancing the female form have never been greater. Occasionally, fashion is afflicted by very stupid trends that make many girls look horrible, but I think that on balance there's been improvement over time; and even when the dumbest fads are being followed everywhere there are still women with taste and style who can stay sexy while giving a nod to current fashion.
So that's why I'd vote "here and now." But if you're looking for maximum prevalence of thin women and feminine attitudes with minimum prevalence of skrillex dykes and self-mutilation, at least in the US you can pretty much rule out any decade after 1980.
From my little brothers instagram account I'm seeing some good future talent. Super slutty style on its way fellas. Dont belive the hype about kids losing interest in sex either.
*not saying I am into kids his age but just an observation I have made.
Anyways I vote for the 80s.
*not saying I am into kids his age but just an observation I have made.
Anyways I vote for the 80s.
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