I say Mila Kunis is in a completely different league than Anne Hathaway, but my roommate says otherwise. What do you guys think?
I say Mila Kunis is in a completely different league than Anne Hathaway, but my roommate says otherwise. What do you guys think?
Mila Kunis plays world of warcraft and watches Star Trek. Its easy.
I'm no star trek or world or warcraft fan but I agree. Kunis is stunningly gorgeous. Hathaway, albeit I don't fancy her, is simply pretty. Those are two different leagues.
Neither are anything spectacular. We just get tricked into thinking they are by their fame.
No, these two are not in the same league. Not by a long shot.
i think anne hathaway is a bit prettier but they're both good looking
Mila doesn't look at all good here
Anne doesn't look good here either
Kunis is half Asian as are all Ukranians and Russians
You couldn't get either of them so what does it matter.
Why do you think so many women in this world have body image issues? Because of people like you who care so much about looks and make comparisions.
Coach12345 wrote:
Mila doesn't look at all good here
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-L4e9EEAJnLY/UHQIlo0jTPI/AAAAAAAAAA4/yWEF-KQPFy4/s1600/mila-kunis-hot-a5790.jpg
Umm...I'm pretty sure that's Adriana Lima.
Jacks lost wrote:
Why do you think so many women in this world have body image issues? Because of people like you who care so much about looks and make comparisions.
No, those women have body image issues because they are weak-minded. No one's fault but their own to let these comparisons bother them. Do I have body image issues because women like Brad Pitt? Nope.
Umm, yeah, you aren't a woman so you don't get a vote on how that impacts women because you don't know. To be honest, I think you are the one who has body image issues.
Jacks lost wrote:
Umm, yeah, you aren't a woman so you don't get a vote on how that impacts women because you don't know. To be honest, I think you are the one who has body image issues.
You think I have body image issues based on what? I can't wait to hear this one. I don't have to be a woman to know how it impacts women. Women are human beings just like men. If you let dumb stuff bother you, it's because you let it. Has nothing to do with gender. Other women that I know agree with me on this as well.
Hathaway has the exotic Asian look too. She is half Central Oriental Asian since the Huns came from India/Afgahnistan and conquered France in 200AD.
I'm not saying there is anything wrong with the way you look. You give off the impression of the type of person who criticizes others because you're really hard on yourself.
I completely agree that we all have the power to view ourselves positively or negatively, but it naive to believe society hasn't negatively impacted women more than men on this subject. We are not treated as equals yet. The data shows the psychological effects on so many different areas. Women always score lower on a test if they are just asked to fill in the bubble "female" beforehand.
There is no way a man can understand what it feels like to be constantly compared to airbrushed models by everyone. No one expects you to look like brad Pitt. Not your family, gf, friends, society, magazines, media, lets run forums. I have fairly good confidence about my body, and still, it takes a lot of work to hear about how people look all the time because you have to fight the feeling of inadequacy every time to maintain that confidence. And then you have to be careful about not verbally acknowledging your self-confidence. Men can speak in a way to other guys like they are the top dog, best in the pack. But women can't do that. We are socially crucified if we even agree with the other women when we are complimented, let alone outwardly state our good characteristics.
My Opinion, Mila Kunis is much better looking, Anne Hathaway is a much better actress.
Kunis is hotter but a chain smoker. And if you were doing her you'd think it was Meg from family guy.
letwsh wrote:
I'm not saying there is anything wrong with the way you look. You give off the impression of the type of person who criticizes others because you're really hard on yourself.
I completely agree that we all have the power to view ourselves positively or negatively, but it naive to believe society hasn't negatively impacted women more than men on this subject. We are not treated as equals yet. The data shows the psychological effects on so many different areas. Women always score lower on a test if they are just asked to fill in the bubble "female" beforehand.
There is no way a man can understand what it feels like to be constantly compared to airbrushed models by everyone. No one expects you to look like brad Pitt. Not your family, gf, friends, society, magazines, media, lets run forums. I have fairly good confidence about my body, and still, it takes a lot of work to hear about how people look all the time because you have to fight the feeling of inadequacy every time to maintain that confidence. And then you have to be careful about not verbally acknowledging your self-confidence. Men can speak in a way to other guys like they are the top dog, best in the pack. But women can't do that. We are socially crucified if we even agree with the other women when we are complimented, let alone outwardly state our good characteristics.
How in the world do I sound like the kind of person that criticizes others because I'm really hard on myself? You don't even know whether or not I even criticize (I don't for the record). Neither am I hard on myself.
I just live. And you should too. Stop judging (inaccurately judging) me and stop letting people get to you. Stay away from people that fickle and socially crucifying and you'll be much happier.
No one expects me to look like Brad Pitt? Well no one expects you to look like Mila Kunis is or Anne Hathaway. Stop being so insecure.
Megan Keith (14:43) DESTROYS Parker Valby's 5000 PB in Shanghai
2024 Boston marathon - The first non-carbon assisted finisher ran..... 2:34
Official Suzhou Diamond League Discussion Thread (7-9 am ET+ Instant Reaction show at 9:05 am ET)
adizero Road to Records with Yomif Kejelcha, Agnes Ngetich, Hobbs Kessler & many more is Saturday
