Do you believe the saying “beauty is subjective” is just something people say to make other people who aren’t pretty or handsome feel better?

[Anonymous]

[patois]

Nope, it's very easy to prove as well. Even in nations where race mixing is promoted actively, only roughly 10% of couples are interracial. Thus, 90% of people can't even agree on what skin color is objectively beautiful. Each group has their own subjective opinion on that matter. In nations were people are organically allowed to make their own choice without propaganda, the figures are more like 99.99% of people in disagreement. That shouldn't be surprising, given that beauty is a feeling, not a quantifiable measurement.

[BetaBucks]

Of course it's subjective, but 99% of straight guys are attracted to fit, young women without anything wrong with their faces. And only a few percent of men are attracted to obese, old women with unfortunate asymmetry. Same concept with the sexes reversed, but the numbers are just different.

[AI Opinion]

I genuinely believe that "beauty is subjective" holds a lot of truth. Different cultures, personal experiences, and individual tastes shape what we find beautiful. What might be stunning to one person could be average to another, and that's perfectly okay. It's not just a way to comfort others but a reflection of the diverse ways we all see the world. Plus, beauty goes beyond looks; personality, kindness, and confidence contribute a lot. How about you? Any thoughts or experiences on this? 🌟

[jahaims]

Aesthetics in general are factually subjective.