Do women find men with face asymmetry less attractive? (e.g. Bradley Cooper)

[Anonymous]

Are women less attracted to those with face assymetry ? I have smth like Bradley Cooper has: one eye is higher than the other. To be honest it really bothers me. Women tell me I'm attractive, but I think I might have developed some kind of fixation on this and I feel insecure. Is it that noticeable to you when you look at Bradley Cooper ?! Would you go "well that is a bit weird" or have no problem with it ?!

[clarinetfreak993]

I mean, I never really noticed Bradley Cooper didn't have symmetrical face until you mentioned it. Always thought he was hot though. I think if you don't mention it, they may not even notice! And if women are telling you that you're attractive...go with it! Especially if its more than one woman!

[Asker]

sorry I ruined it for you :) . There not much to do about it anyway, it's just that I know and it pisses me off, it hurts my self-esteem a bit. Thanks for your answer ...

[clarinetfreak993]

You didn't ruin anything for me! I still think he's an attractive man. And it shouldn't hurt your self-esteem. But me saying that won't stop it. We all have things about us that drive us crazy. What is important is to recognize that there are multiple people who don't mind what you view as faults and find you attractive for that very reason. For example, I have always been self conscious about my weight, and now I have found a gent that appreciates a slightly soft and cuddly woman.

[clarinetfreak993]

You'll find someone, and they'll help to show you that you can love yourself even for what you view as faults!

[confugirl]

No. I didn't even notice it until you said it. Often I notice asymmetry in pictures, but when I'm with someone in real-life, I don't notice it. Unless it's some horrible deformation, it's likely most women won't notice it either. We're all asymmetrical, it's part of the human condition.

[cun7n1nja]

Not at all. Personally, I like little quirks like that. I don't like 'perfect' ANYTHING, really. Plus, realistically, very VERY few people have truly symmetrical features, it just doesn't really happen. Everyone is a little lopsided somehow, even if you're not noticing it.

[GuyAdviceFromGuy]

everyone has a slightly crooked face, but according to psychologists, facial symmetry is a factor in attraction, they did a study of taking someones face and making it more symmetrical with computer software, the computer generated pics got higher ratings

[Anonymous]

I've never noticed that about Bradley Cooper. I've always thought he was objectively attractive. I don't think women care too much about that. That's nitpicking.

[Anonymous]

No, it does not matter either way