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Just a disclaimer... you don't HAVE to clarify what's wrong with it, you can just vote "no" on the poll regardless, though I would prefer if you clarified. Thank you.

But anyways, okay, so I was just browsing men's fashion online, and for some reason the outfit in the attached picture just spoke to me on a spiritual level. I just found it SOOOOO cute for some reason. Usually most men's outfits either look too basic or like they're trying too hard in my opinion, but I like how the above picture is a pretty simple outfit yet looks very put together and unique at the same time.

Like it's basically just a dark gray shirt with light gray shorts, but the specific way it's styled just makes all the difference to me.

It also helps that the model himself is a total hottie who is in very good physical shape and has glowing tanned skin, but I feel this would be an excellent look for basically any man.

When I geeked out about this men's outfit to my friends, I more or less had mixed responses... about half absolutely loved it as much as me, and half felt completely indifferent to it and "had no idea what I saw as so special about this outfit."

And so I'm curious what you guys think about it. Is it a really good outfit like I'm thinking, or am I just being weird and/or delusional about this? Lol.

Alright, so... I'll admit. I'm bisexual, though I mostly prefer women, and I'm totally thirsting over the woman in the above picture.

But the thing that stuck out to me the most, is she DIDN'T bother to cover her moles/freckles/birth marks/whatever you wanna call them. Often so many women online either put makeup to completely cover their moles like that, or just edit them out or whatever... but she didn't bother to. And I applaud her for that.

I'm tired of seeing 100% "flawless" skin with zero marks or smaller imperfections. It's just unnatural looking and makes people look like some sort of airbrushed doll instead of a human being. I like the small imperfections. They add more charm to a person's face, makes the face more unique.

To state the obvious, moles covered up or not, she DOES have extremely good skin, and she IS an extremely attractive woman.

But still... I just like to see a woman embracing her moles for once, instead of covering them up. She doesn't have very many, but I still appreciate she didn't cover them up.

Are you the type of woman that doesn't see the big deal with Brad Pitt or Channing Tatum? -- or a man who could pass on Scarlett Johansson or Eva Longoria? Do you find that you are pulled toward people that really aren't known for being conventionally good looking, but are because they have a je ne sais quoi about them? Like intelligence, humour, or some defining trait that makes them unique?

Years ago, one of my best friends told me she decided that Louis CK was sexy. She said, "I know it doesn't make sense. A balding ginger. No one gets that." But she said his confidence, humour, and the way he delivered his comedy was so appealing to her. It got me thinking, how many others truly do see beyond the traditional, wild good looks and see a sex appeal underneath what would be either average looks, or unconventional good looks.