Sexy Online Babes Who Will Fool Men Into Thinking They Are Hot

[Stacyzee]

Ever saw someones photos online and thought to yourself, "Wow, this person is hot" only to meet them and be sadly disappointed?

I will tell all of you viewers that a contoured face, photo editing, room lighting, and camera angles are a persons best friend.

They can go instantly from a 2 to a 7 in a matter of seconds.

Don't believe me? by the end of this article I will prove this theory.

Category 1

The cropping feature is a persons best friend.

Isn't the crop feature amazing? These women will showcase only what they want you to see, so you can hit them up!

I know the men are flocking to these photos....like "Damn, who's that cute chic?"

If they ever meet these women in person, they will do a ton of double takes!

Sorry for the disappointment fellas!

Category 2

Who said you have to do squats to have a big butt?

A secret to a big butt isn't always squatting exercises!

The right camera angle can make the girls who aren't as blessed look bootylicious!

Ask the camera man to kneel down and aim the camera at your ass,

it will appear much larger than it is in actuality.

Category 3

From big to small in the blink of an eye.

The first woman decided to apply a face load of make up and point the camera straight forward.

That angle and the head tilt was very forgiving to her double chin of course.
The second woman originally used a very unforgiving angle which also displayed a double chin. I admit no one looks good when a camera is pointed that way. But in all honesty, it does not create a double chin! We know the truth that she is hiding!

The third woman held the camera upwards and slanted it down, which helped cut out a numerous amount of her figure. The photo on the left which she is displaying makes her look proportionate and in shape.

Very deceiving indeed!

Category 4

Do I have a big belly?

Laying flat on your back will make almost any stomach look toned or defined.

Even if you have a significant amount of fat on your stomach it will protrude far less when you lie down versus standing up.

The people that ask the above question, are looking to be complimented on their stomach based on their photos false advertisement.

Who does that?

If you want the truth, show a less deceiving angle.

When you walk in every day life, are you floating on your back or are you walking forward?

Come on people!

Live better, do better!

Category 5

The art of photo shop.

When you use photo shop you can take on an appearance you've always wanted whether that's physically more enhanced or appearing many years younger.

Category 6

She's so hot!

Who knew that girl who appears sexy on the left, could be an awkward looking nerd? She gives you a totally different vibe than the first pic doesn't she?

Sometimes receiving several photos still doesn't do any justice, because some of these people practically become professionals at angles that compliment them.

So, people what you see isn't always what you get!

Stop placing such high accuracy in online photos.

Lets not act like we haven't heard personal horror stories!

I'd rather see someone in the flesh, that gives me a far better idea of who I am meeting!

#SeeMyWork

[RainbowFanGirl]

It's sad that women have to do these things, because guys wouldn't even give them a chance otherwise. All people care about is looks.

"Nobody will love you if you're unattractive."

I found myself doing some of these things when I first met my boyfriend. For example, I wouldn't show my body in photographs that I would send him. It was quite easy for me to do anyway because I don't have a double chin and could easily hide my chubbiness. I was terrified of showing him my body, for fear that he wouldn't find me attractive and wouldn't want to talk to me ever again.

After coaxing me he finally got me to do it. I showed him my body. To my pleasant surprise he wasn't a jerk about it. He loved me and ever since then I began to lose weight.

I wish ladies weren't so insecure. There are guys out there who don't care about superficial things like that and will love them regardless of physical flaws.

Anyways great myTake.

[cmale123]

I didn't care about look when i first looking for girlfriend but all that change after few experience. To be honest my friend will think of me idoit dating a ugly fat chick. My best friend told me i know you could better than that after showing some girl i am talking too. Tbh if a guy showing interest in a girl he already accepted how you look, it others things that turn be deal breaker that make guy run for the hill

[bloodmountain1990]

"Nobody will love you if you're unattractive."

That's the misconception a lot of people have. As cliche as this sounds, the old saying of beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What may be attractive to one may not be attractive to another. Everyone's got their own preferences and believe me there's guys into obese women out there.

[pbracing33b]

Thats not true at all, to be totally honest I have date many, many extremely good looking, and one of the main problems I have had, is they tend to be absolutely nuts. Not only that women can't seem to make up their mind on what guy to date, so they are more willing to cheat on you if they think another guy is better than you. All in all, just bc a girl is cute or good looking, doesn't mean she is the one to take to the alter.

[bloodmountain1990]

@pbracing33b exactly. I have dated some girls who are gorgeous or decent looking but they got issues of they're just flat out boring. Like they would give one word/generic replies and do nothing to further the conversation. They'd make it seem like it was my fault there'd be awkward silences. They have to do more than just sit there and look pretty.

[RainbowFanGirl]

@pbracing33b Then why do most of these people not even give them a chance when they find out they're fat, or less beautiful without makeup? :(

[pbracing33b]

Because in our culture (American Culture) if you are fat it is seen a a stigma that you are lazy, unhealthy and unwilling to change. Which most reasonable adults know this is not always true at all. The girls that don't want to wear make up, I actually prefer that tbh, I think girls are more beautiful than they realize and women tend to compare themselves to others a lot. Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.

[steven7890789]

Nothing is wrong with caring about looks. There are women that reject guys cause they are fat or below average looking and that doesn't make them a bitch.

[Fathoms77]

Someone has to explain to me why people bother. What's the point? Even if you can con someone into meeting you this way, what good will it do? Do people think it won't matter or they can magically appeal to this other person despite lying to them about their physical looks?

It's just a longer, more painful way of getting rejected, isn't it?

[BubbleBoy69]

People watch one too many romantic comedies where the underdog who is not good looking ends up with the attractive person in the end. I think people are hoping the emotional and mental connection they shared with you for a maybe weeks/months would be enough that you'd forgive physical imperfections.

[chc0009]

@BubbleBoy69 Fucking hate romantic comedies, they don't work in real life. Plus, most of those guys in there are white, they don't show men of South Asian, Middle Eastern, East Asian, or African American heritage.

[TakeMaker]

Lots of people won't do it to impress people they meet, just to create an online persona that they can receive compliments about. Some people feed off the compliments and for a while get lost in the fantasy.

[bloodmountain1990]

They have some insecurities which is why they hide their real appearance then blame the other person for being "shallow" when they aren't attracted to their real appearance. There's men who do it too but you get the point.

[Fathoms77]

@TakeMaker I can understand it in that case, but when it comes to online dating, it just seems completely counterproductive. :)

[bloodmountain1990]

It's very counterproductive. It's even more awkward when you're the one who first messaged the person using misleading pictures as it gives both people a sense of false hope. It's still the person's fault for misleading others but they might think, this person initiated it, clearly they are interested, only for them to lose interest in person.

[Fathoms77]

@bloodmountain1990 I'm actually inclined to do the opposite; I've used pics in the past that actually paint me in a LESS attractive light (only slightly but still). That way, instead of being worried when we first meet, the person is pleasantly surprised. :P

[bloodmountain1990]

I do a little bit of both. I use really good pictures and then I use a few less attractive pictures. But what I'm trying to get at is, there's a fine line between using your best looking pictures and straight up misleading people.

[Fathoms77]

@bloodmountain1990 Yeah. I get fantasy if you're just using a fake persona online and not trying to meet people in real life (even then, that just reeks of a desperate and childish need of validation), but when it comes to dating... it's just a waste of time.

[YingKim]

Yes this is true. Many my friends use app make them look better. I not do it anymore.

[bloodmountain1990]

@Fathoms77 It's a waste of time whether you're dating or looking for an ego boost.

Bottom line is no one should be shamed for their appearance, but at the same time, nobody should be guilty for not being attracted to someone, especially if they were misled by that person.

[bloodmountain1990]

I mean if a girl is honest about her appearance and I don't find her attractive, I won't insult her for it but I'm not gonna lead her on either.

[Anonymous]

I understand why those girls do it. The face is more important than the body. I'm in a relationship now, but I did do online dating on Plenty of Fish years ago. I used to do just the face shots because I figured a guy would fall in love with how pretty my face is. Although I'm not really fat either like these girls. Even if I did a full body shot you couldn't really see it since I just have a stomach pudge that clothes usually hide. So I'd have to wear a bikini or something for it to be noticeable. I've just always done face shots because I know that the face is more important than the body. A guy will always take the beautiful overweight girl over the butterface girl.

The thing is, I think butterfaces only show their bodies because they're hoping a guy will look past their face and like their body. That's rare. Those girls who just did the face shot are more deserving of a guy than the butterface because their faces are pretty. They know that too, so it's why they hide their bodies. They want guys to see how beautiful they are.

I don't think people should be photoshopping though. I think that's wrong and I don't think women should wear makeup in their online dating profile either. They should show their natural face. Wear makeup after he has seen what your face looks like without it. Then he can't say that you fooled him by wearing it.

[bloodmountain1990]

Yep, plenty times. Happened to me the other day actually.

This girl had cute pictures but they were either outdated and some of them were taken at "myspace" angles. She said she was average and then when I met her in person and saw her get out of her car, she had a double chin, a massive gut, and was so wide that it i could barely hug her.

It made it so awkward for me. I didn't wanna insult her but I didn't wanna lead her on either. I'm not superficial but you gotta have some physical attraction.

It'd be like me saying im a body builder but I'm really skinny then making the girl feel guilty when she's not attracted to me in person because that's what her preference is.

[bloodmountain1990]

It's different if someone is honest about their appearance and is overweight, short, etc and while that may not be your preference, you at least know what you're getting into before you meet them. If you knew what they looked like and they were honest, you have no right to complain when you meet them.

I think it's the deceit that turns people off. But using misleading pictures and info whether it's lying about weight, height, age isn't doing anyone favors. I mean how do you know who will like you for who you are if you're misleading everyone?

[bloodmountain1990]

The way I see it is, people will like what you have or they won't and I understand you wanna make a good first impression but you're not gonna be able to hide what you look like in person, at least if you plan on meeting people.

[Stacyzee]

Thanks for sharing your personal story. Great detailed response. Yes, I agree the real problem doesn't lie with the fact these women look this way, but more so the fact that they chose to lie about the way they look.
I think people that do mislead others online, hope that the people that they speak with will fall so much for their personality that they will overlook their real appearance.
It's really sad altogether, that they feel they have to resort to such a method because they lack confidence.
I mean, they have to say to themselves if you don't like me, that's fine (not every one will realistically)---even if that person were reasonably attractive (people view the same person differently).
Be okay with someone not liking you and move on!
Eventually someone will accept their appearance.
Misleading others only makes things worse.

[bloodmountain1990]

Yeah and I haven't had the best luck from those sites, in the sense of finding anything long term l, but at least I know my problem wasn't because I misled anyone.

Long story short is if you're not happy with your appearance, do stuff to work on it, or if you're ok with the way you look then that's great but don't guilt others just because they don't find you attractive.

[Stacyzee]

So true!
I hope every one reads your comment.

[bloodmountain1990]

I feel like being disappointed with a date who used misleading pictures and info is like getting a seemingly promising interview with a company that lures you in and once you meet with them, you find out the job is a pyramid scheme and is a commission only job or just has a very low hourly pay and really isn't that good. And they told you how you can make so much money, it's the best company to work for, and you can move up pretty quick. That's happened a lot with a lot of sales jobs I've interviewed for. Legitimate companies tell you all the details up front. I don't know if that's an accurate analogy.

[Stacyzee]

Yes, it is. It makes me better understand your disappointment. Did you immediately stop talking to the girl after the date? I am just curious as to what happened

[bloodmountain1990]

She hasn't reached out to me and I haven't reached out to her so I'm ok with that.

[bloodmountain1990]

Sadly from my online dating experiences the ones I wanted didn't want me, in the long term, and vice versa. Usually the girls who wanted to keep seeing me were the ones who used misleading pics.

[bloodmountain1990]

Some people might see it as not being able to get a girl, but I'd rather be single than settle for someone I don't like just to say I have a girlfriend. That's shitty to do and a waste of time. End of rant.

[desidoll]

I've heard a lot of stories about how guys been deceived by these so called 'professional' models lol. I don't have problem showing my real body and face to the guys that I wanna date. I used to think that I look different in photos till it happened a few times where my online friends whom I never met bumped into me in public calling my name. I remember once I was in a swimming pool in the dark and one dude passed me by stopped to reconfirm if I were the girl whom he used to chat with. I'm glad that I look the same whether in photos or real.

I think it's ridiculous to pretend looking like someone else when you aren't. I mean till when you wanna hide yourself? After all you still need to meet the person in real but I can see the reason why some girls do this. Guys can be superficial when it comes to look especially during the first date. First impression oh well.

[steven7890789]

''Guys'' can be superficial when it comes to looks'' Women care about looks too.

[steven7890789]

Truth hurts?

[Rissyanne]

Actually this happened to me. I met a guy online. He was 39.. then I was 47. He was very good looking and atheltic.. according to the pic. His profile said he was divorced with an 18 year old son. We talked on the phone for while then decided to meet. Well he turned out to be a man in 50s and married... about 100lbs heavier than his pic... his son was 25. And he was a pastor of a church. He claimed his wife never wanted to have sex anymore. And he thought I could help him out. Needless to say I told him that I was not interested. Then he had the nerve to say I didn't know what I was missing.

[MissFabulous]

Very interesting mytake, I learned some new camera angels to try lol jk ;) I understand why these girls did what they did, eveyone wants to look their best in pictures whether in online or off line pics :) Also, I agree that it's totally wrong to mislead someone to think you look a certain way. It's just sad that society puts so much on focus on being a certain type of man or women, when we should celebrate very type of shape, eye color, hair color or whatever. That way eveyone can feel comfortable enough to show all their features, so I say society is partly to blame. Overall, there needs to be some balance between taking flattering pictures of ur self but not misleading anyone. Loved the mytake, good job. :)

[Mayamoon02]

I think this take is pretty malicious.
I am lucky that I have never had any problem with my confidence..
So I have no problem at all with girls taking pictures to make themselves look 'attractive'; if cropping/angles gives them a confidence boost- whats the problem! (They need help not mockery to take care of themselves)

At the end of the day the genuine people will always be happier so no point kicking insecure people whilst they are down.

And photoshop really isn't that deceitful if the media does it too.
Until celebrities and models stop allowing companies to photoshop them, people will always imitate that standard.

[Stacyzee]

These types of people need to be exposed because the real "malice" act lies in deceiving others. You are a clear advocate of that.

[Mayamoon02]

I don't believe in falling for people on the internet. If you are easy enough to fall for someone without ever meeting them - you live in a fantasy land.
I love it when my mates get a surprise with tinder. They shouldn't be using such shallow methods anyway..
I am an advocate of meeting people face to face when it comes to romance - unless you have something that could limit this like a disability.

[Stacyzee]

I am the same way. However, due to some peoples busy lives they rarely ever get to be in situations where they meet others so online may be ideal to them.
I feel misleading others only makes takes worse.
Someones appearance only becomes a problem when they lie about it.
If these types of people are honest from the beginning they are more likely to find those that are willing to accept them rather than those who are angry with them.

[Stacyzee]

*only makes things worse.

[Mayamoon02]

If you are too busy to meet people then surely you are too busy to commit to a relationship?
Meeting the love of you life isn't like ordering a take-away lol

You are right though about the dishonesty. They won't ever truly find love so it sucks to be them!

[Stacyzee]

Fair enough point, but some people try to juggle more than they can handle.

[Mayamoon02]

Yeah, we live in a really weird time especially with what the internet allows people to do!

[cinderelli]

this is true.. and does happen everywhere.. even tho false advertising is not right.. but people should see different pics in different angles before asking someone out.. I haven't never been on a dating site so maybe people ask out for date very soon if this happens and they get disappointed..
one more thing.. it's not possible for everyone to achieve the modern beauty standards.. so if someone is uploading pics which make them feel pretty,.. I think it's okay.. unless they are looking to date someone.

[mikemx55]

I think some people just need attention. I don't really blame all of them. I bet that many don't actually intend to meet people on real life, but it feels good to know that despite the figure that you have, you can make photos look good. You wonder if that is what everyone else does. You wonder if all those nice photos on facebook are just funnfunny angles, and in reality they have the same faults as you.

It's always good to know that you are capable of pleasing others. And as long as you reveal your true self before an actual meet, it's all good.

I know I'd do the same if I could... well, I've done it actually.

[Cosytoasty]

I dono why, but i have an urge to roll around with the girl in the red and green jumpsuit... 😓

Good take though, this is why a lot people look worse in pictures, they dont know how to do all this touching up. While, others look worse in person because they are experts at it.

[bloodmountain1990]

Well the bottom line is, there's a HUGE difference between using your best pictures and flat out misleading someone.

I don't mind a little thickness/chubiness on a girl but if she claims to be thin/average and is obese then that's flat out misleading and no one is guilty but them for misleading. Same goes for guys though.

[10dsw]

Happened to me on Tinder one time with a girl who ended up being very large. I never texted her back after our meet up and she accused me of disliking her for her size.

Which is true. I don't like excessively large women.

What I don't get is why she doesn't just show her full body and a guy who does like her body will just message her... and all of this could be avoided!

[Phoenix98]

Yeah it's pretty stupid, I never really got the point to be honest with you, we are who we are some of us are great looking and some of us aren't but fooling people won't solve anything especially if you end up meeting them in person I mean what then? there isn't a filter for real life.

[vishna]

Unless someone is giving me money for these photos, instagram, there isn't much of a point because I feel like I would feel insecure knowing I had manipulated all these things to look unlike myself. I think it would better to just wear cute clothes, take care of my face and hair, and keep rolling.

[JRICHARDS1996]

Lol this Take is especially true with fat women who will often hide their weight by standing in a particular way or downright refusing to show their body. They'll make their faces look super good but won't show their body at all. No body shot no date!

[Prof_Don]

This is why whenever I'm on a dating site, any profile with only face photos or "touched up" photos I completely dismiss.

I'm a forgiving man when it comes to looks and flaws, but she has to be honest about how she looks so I know what I'm working with!

[TheINTJ]

Second girl looks really good. 🙈 The Korean girl wasn't really "hiding" anything though and was just forcing a double chin to appear on purpose for this "Importance of Selfie" SNS trend, which is basically the reverse of your take. X)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEgBJptHtQ4

[Bandit74]

Yeah, the camera directly underneath you is generally the least flattering angle for most people while out and slightly above is generally the most flattering.

Its kinda funny to see how much of a difference it makes lol

[TheINTJ]

@Bandit74 Ohh, you sound like an expert on this. 😉
I personally like to do it slightly below though. Out and slightly above sounds like too much effort. X)

I know! There are other compilations on youtube. :))

[Bandit74]

Nah, it's just something I read somewhere 😏

Really, do you think that is your best angle?

[TheINTJ]

@Bandit74 Mm-hmm.

Nah, it's just the easiest to take. :)) I think it's my profile from what I've seen of candid shots of me. X)

[Bandit74]

lol, so lazy 🙈

Gotta show off that jawline 😜

[TheINTJ]

@Bandit74 Well it's hard to steady your arm when you're raising it up. X)

You know it. :p

[Bandit74]

Get a selfie stick! 😬

[TheINTJ]

@Bandit74 No, thanks. I'm not investing on selfies. :))

[Stacyzee]

Like I said that angle flatters no one. As someone that's 5'6 120 lbs I've done the same angle but it does not create two chins unless it's something u already have

[Stacyzee]

I was unable to see the video u are displaying but it appears the woman in it is definitely exaggerating that angle to the point where it's obvious.

[TheINTJ]

Well if you watch the video, you'll see how slim the girls are themselves and how they don't make the double chin appear simply from angling the camera upwards. X)

[Stacyzee]

I finally saw the video.
I wish every one that used that angle could be average/attractive like these people!

[ManOnFire]

I never get why chicks even do that. Cuz once the guy sees you then the gig is up, right? I remember this girl on another site I was on kept lying to people saying she was 18 when she was really 13, and using some other girl's photo the whole time!

[VSVixen]

The JIG is up not a gig. A gig is a concert and English is not French.

[poopedmypantsagain]

To me that is nothing online I would get upset about and I am sure some will do and have done that but to me women always have something good going for them, but with that said some guys will make a fake women's account on line just to get other guys to talk to them and the guy has no way of knowing this is not a women, they do think they are talking to a women.. that is just so gay.. and it makes me sick that some of them will stoop that low.

[BruceTrails]

Lol I have exact the opposite, I look shit on photos and less shit in real life😆

[StewieRH]

No offence to him but I feel like that's the same for my boyfriend XD - He's sent me pic's of himself before when I've asked and some are fine but in a lot of them he doesn't look much like himself and maybe not the most flattering angles but then I see him in real life and he's cute.

I remember once when he got his hair cut and I wanted to see so he sent me a pic and I was thinking ".. I preferred him with the long hair, that doesn't suit him" and then I saw him in person with it and thought "Whoa! He has gotten cuter, I like his hair like this" lol

[Stacyzee]

Yes, some people just aren't photogenic so there's two sides to this really.

[zombiebabe]

LMAO excellent take!!!
but yeah.. i might see why some girls do it tho... cause all guys are after looks :/

[Unit1]

Not me ;)

[zombiebabe]

@Unit1 its good to hear

[pbracing33b]

Not me, to be totally honest I have date many, many extremely good looking, and one of the main problems I have had, is they tend to be absolutely nuts. Not only that women can't seem to make up their mind on what guy to date, so they are more willing to cheat on you if they think another guy is better than you. All in all, just bc a girl is cute or good looking, doesn't mean she is the one to take to the alter.

[zombiebabe]

@pbracing33b i got your point here but boys really like REALLY run after the 10/10 or above average beauties... this makes others insecure :'(

[pbracing33b]

Maybe thats ur problem ur focusing on the BOYS part and not the MEN. Men know enough to know the difference between a good looking girl and a good girl that will ALWAYS come home to him every night.

[zombiebabe]

@pbracing33b why only night? :/

[pbracing33b]

I don't know maybe bc she is out working like I am, lol!

[steven7890789]

Women care about looks too.

[zombiebabe]

@steven7890789 no generalization k

[steven7890789]

It is no generalization. EVERYONE cares about looks to AN EXTENT.

[Anonymous]

There are some people who just have self-perception issues.

Just last year, I just couldn't perceive my reflection as beautiful. I don't know, but I thought I looked weird, and I just couldn't pinpoint what that was. This year, I tend to check out myself in the mirror, and voila, I find myself kind of cute when I pose a certain way and when I smile. If I can just preserve this cuteness for 10-20 years, then that may add some living years to my life. :)