@firebunny
14 Years10,000+ Posts
^^Yeah, I notice jawlines do make a good factor in determining one's beauty
but it's not always the case that a person with defined jawlines is beautiful/handsome. and i think this is where the casting directors might be mistaken.
for example, my jawlines are not very well-defined but i look handsome still.
i think we must stop looking at just one standard of beauty. jawlines aren't be-all-and-all for beauty.
I'm not even sure what does a "defined" jawline means tbh.
every time I google that a bunch of dudes with protruding bones below their ears appears, are they suppose to be beautiful? Mmm they look like fucking aliens to me, but alright.
Posted by Phantom_Limbo
Type "famous actors" into Google. Pretty much all of them have a strong jaw.
well he keyed in "well-defined" jawlines so your definition must be wrong.
i don't think most "famous" actors have well-defined jawlines. theirs are somewhat in the middle... a little defined but not so defined.
you see, what i'm saying here is, there has been an on-going rise in actors who play major roles whose jawlines are very defined even though they're not necessarily attractive...
and that is why i think this is just a fad.
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i just notice this a lot.
main star of a show or movie has a very well-defined jawline but they're not exactly beautiful or handsome.
i just wonder why some people put too much premium on jawlines.