Is dark beautiful? - Page 6

^^ the question is indeed simple. I got confused as to what I should call fair or dark because I realized what I call tan, others may call charcoal 😆 How should I overcome this conundrum?

In the end point is what one person feels about this issue of skin color and beauty and what he or she considers himself or herself to be. Now if one persons idea of fairness or dark tone is different then we cannot do anything about that. I think it does not matter anyway because point is what one feels about 2 categories while belonging to one of the 2 categories.

Do you find dark skin color beautiful?

Yes. Just as beautiful as any other skin color.

If we have same features will you find dark or fair beautiful?

That depends on the features. I find prominent jaw and cheek lines more attractive on dark people. I find dimples or light colors of eyes more attractive on fair people. Muscular sinewy people look better with well tanned skin. The ripples can look creepy on fair people. If someone is slight or daintily built I feel fair is more attractive. Darker people look weird if they are petite.

If all other things are same, will you marry a dark o fair person?

If every other single aspect is exactly the same and it boils down to only physical features. If it is a smaller person with dimples and light eyes, I'll pick fair. But if it is a muscular person with well defined jaw and cheek lines, I'll pick dark.

The second group is basically those who find dark beautiful or they dont care or have conditions.

Originally posted by: King-Anu

NumNum and Ninja. I understand all that. Of course there are issues with this resarch. As I said in my second post what exactly is fair? I also know some answers were made as a joke. However I cannot rule on that and have to go with the self-report.

As LP said, the topic here is simple. Answer

Do you find dark skin color beautiful?

If we have same features will you find dark or fair beautiful?

If all other things are same, will you marry a dark o fair person?

1-Once you answe those I will put you in one of the two groups

2-Then to test "NumNum theory of beautivity" I asked what do you consider yourself.

Right now the results are following. I appreciate more and complete data.

Concordant

Discordant

Find fair beautiful

- Miss/Mr. Zephy

- Mr NumNum

- Miss Planet

Find dark beautiful/Do not care

- Miss Laila - I'm not dark skinned

- Miss Aarya

- Miss Hades - coal black as "african"

- Miss Daisy

- Miss Moomin I have a pretty fair skin tone

- Miss Shweta - lighter than the average Indian

- charminggenie

ps so far none from the first group has answered what they consider themselves

Originally posted by: King-Anu

The second group is basically those who find dark beautiful or they dont care or have conditions.

This is another way to look at it. I cannot divide it into three groups i.e.

fair better

dark better

conditional

in the end its about two mindsets. one considers fair as better. other one does not

Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum

lol talking about "discordant"😛, i noticed following "discordant" notes in your research-

1. page 1=> I answered the questions. I might have even been the first one to do so. So your conclusion above ref me is false. Kabhi toh credit doh😆

2. the question at the start presented two choices Fair OR dark. Somewhere along the way, we seem to have added a third (Do not care). Shifty, very shifty fox.😆

so much for folks being able to debate.😆 This proposition or that proposition means mongolians, DNA sequences, both, hmongs. It's really fun stuff, isn't it?😆

btw, coming to do not care, what is meant by that? Koi bhi chalega?😆

Everyone is beautiful in their own way, 😊...but If it takes you more than a hour to get ready, then you aren't as cute as you think you are!!!🥱

Originally posted by: -Aiza-

No big deal, white people often tan, or wear foundation to appear browner. I don't see why this is being made out to be a problem. I don't hear outcry at false tanning!

😆really who told you so? foundation is worn to get even tone, not to look browner unless you mean bronzer?