BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?

Yes.

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?

No.

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?

No and No.

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?

No.

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a miracle fat-loss or piece of excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?

No.

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?

No.

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?

No.

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?

Yes.

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?

Yes.

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?

No.

MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?

No.

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?

No.

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?

No.

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?

No.

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?

Yes.

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?

No.

Double Post. Sorry.

BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?
Sometimes when I feel bloated...

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?
yes specially when they have all day to work out and still computer enhancingxcept LL cool J cuz he's my role model...

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?
I did have surgery on my eyesto remove the cataracts on them...

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?
yeah, bulemnia and anorexia so sad, I couldn't reach them one girl got real sick...

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?
No It's all commercial or not too well thought out I'm above all that bullshit, there's no shortcuts, you just eat healthy and excersice...

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?
No, I do watch the occasional show on VH1

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?
Yeah I acctually lost 10 pounds because an ex told me I'd look better by so... she was dumped shortly after...

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products? yeah, and it must work, they sell by the ass load...

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?
no it just takes time and dedication...

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?

Very much so, even if my life turns out as dramatic as Nip/Tuck, you still make that crazy cheddar...

MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?
No after seeing her in Scary Movie 3 She's really going downhill... natural is best no matter what shape...

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?
Not at all as long as her mind is still in the right place... but then she might have insecurity issues...

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?
yes, yes I do... within it's rightful limitations, if u ain't got it don't flaunt it...

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?
No I love a face I can look at in the morning...

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?
for me it does...

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
often... hey it's south Fla...


in a closing statement, natural girls are the rarest and most treasured in my book, I'm guessing in all books... but there is shows like 'The Swan' that prostitute the whole plastic surgery thing... good thread You_still_Suck...

OH MAN! I'd love to help out. I'd be interested if you'd post your main points and conlusion here. This would make a good psycology discussion!

Anyhoo...

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance? Yes.

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models? No.

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? No Would you consider having it? Yes.

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder? No.

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work? HELL NO!

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines? HELL NO!

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate? No!

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products? Yes.

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic? Yes.

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming? No.


11. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive? No.

12. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery? YES!!!!

13. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive? NO!

14. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing? No.

15. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image? Hmmmm.... Yes.

16. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women? Ehhh... hmmmmmm.... See after reading Galadors' and TCKs' answers I feel that I like a mixture of the two. If a girl has a great personality and a great appearance, then I gotta go for it.
Eh, but you asked for a yes or no answer. I'd say... No. See YS, just a yes or no answer for this question isn't as simple as you may have thought it would be.


GD

You have to be physically attracted to a person first. Looks come first. I know, I know.. some of you are like "UH NO!!! ITS PERSONALITY!" But if that was true than millions of Ugly guys would have girlfriends. You're not gonna go up to a girl and tell her that her stunning personality caught your eye from across the room.

Sad?

I don't think so.

True?

Yes.

BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?
- At times, yes. I just move past that and focus on my better qualities.

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?
- Yes. They represent a false image of perfection, beauty, and success that is a complete 180 turn from what I think a good role model should be. Not all, but most.

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?
- No. No; I was given this body for a reason. The "flaws" that other people say I have are a part of me, and if I were to conform to what they believed I should be, I wouldn't be happier, smaller nose and all.

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?
- Yes, and it tears her up inside.

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?
- No to all of the above. I'm 40 pounds UNDER weight, and I have a steady diet of KFC, pizza, Twinkies, and ice cream (yeah, I can feel the girls' hate already.)

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?
- Only when I'm bored. I try not to. They're addictive.

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?
- Well, I'm no slob. If I were to go out on a date, I'd put my best foot forward and look nice, of course. I wouldn't radically alter my appearance, though.

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?
- When you see a toothpaste commercial with a girl in a bikini frenching some guy and saying "I just LOVE your fresh breath!", then I, yes, I think the media puts too much emphasis on sex and beauty to sell products.

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?
- Quite. Ally McBeal needs a burger. Supermodels look like walking tooth-picks. Sure, being fat isn't healthy either, but I think you should just be normal, and by normal, you shouldn't be thin or thick. I think women should feel beautiful, regardless of their body shape.

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?
- Nope. Neurosurgery is my future career.


MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?
- Is Miss Piggy attractive? Quite frankly, I prefer a 100% natural girl, even if her boobs aren't 20 lbs each.

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?
- Major? Maybe a little. That shows that she's very self-conscious about what others think. I prefer a girl who thinks she's beautiful because she believes herself, and not the media stereotype that's thrown at us every other MTV music video.

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?
- Depends on the woman. I know girls who don't wear much, but that's who they are (outrageous, flirtatious, and naturally sexy), but there are some who just cake their face with excessive makeup that hides their true faces, which, without the makeup, would be rather cute. They're just too self-conscious about their appearance, and that turns me off.

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?
- No. I think a girl should wear what she feels comfortable wearing, and not feel pressured to go walking around looking like a teenage prostitute.

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?
- Of course. Guys want to please girls, so they work out. Girls want to please guys, so they diet and exercise and try and make themselves attractive. Not a big problem, but it usually gets out of hand.

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
- Let's just say that not a whole lotta guys who see a fox walk by go "I wonder if she's got a good mind?" I, personally, love a girl with brains and wit, fire in her blood, and a personality that can keep me guessing over good-looks. Both, though, is a keeper, for sure. Might just be me, though.

Fatality.

The_Cold_Kombatant Wrote: You have to be physically attracted to a person first. Looks come first. I know, I know.. some of you are like "UH NO!!! ITS PERSONALITY!" But if that was true than millions of Ugly guys would have girlfriends. You're not gonna go up to a girl and tell her that her stunning personality caught your eye from across the room. Sad? I don't think so. True? Yes.

Viable point I knew someone was going to bring up. I know there has to be SOME physical attraction to initiate a romantic relationship, but I was more leaning to the question: do you find yourself, once you ARE in a relationship, to be in love more with a woman's brain or just her body?

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?
Of course not, I'm a stud.

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?
No.

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? No
Would you consider having it? Hell no, yo.


4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?
No

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills?
Yes
Did they work?
Yeah

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?
No

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?
Yes

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?
No

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?
No

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?
No

MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?
No

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?
Yes

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?
Yes

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?
neither

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?
Yes

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
(EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?)

BOdy

I just edited my response to the last question YS.


GD

you_suck Wrote: Viable point I knew someone was going to bring up. I know there has to be SOME physical attraction to initiate a romantic relationship, but I was more leaning to the question: do you find yourself, once you ARE in a relationship, to be in love more with a woman's brain or just her body?

You wouldn't be in that relationship if you weren't physically attracted to the person. BUT! I suppose the physical aspect is only to start the relationship. And I think as you grow older with the person, if you do, then you begin to care more and more for the person. IE: Family, Traits, Likes Dislikes. Think about all these couples who have been married for 40+ years. The reason they lasted so long is because they were entirely devoted to their significant other. So Yeah, I think as a relationship goes on you care more and more about the person they really are. I think it's pretty much equal though. Maybe you and her going through your good times and your bad times makes them even more beautiful? In any case.. Yes. A person has to grow emotionally attracted to their significant other over time.


Wow. That was gay.

ghostdragon Wrote: OH MAN! I'd love to help out. I'd be interested if you'd post your main points and conlusion here. This would make a good psycology discussion! GD

I've just started fleshing out this paper really, and I was going to go for a much more lenient approach to the subject, then I read some statistics that were kind of scary. Apparently, five million women and a million or so men each YEAR suffer from anorexia nervosa alone, and in almost a thousand cases, it's fatal. I did some research into the showbusiness, modeling in particular, and I found some disturbing facts: the average model is FAR smaller than the "perfect" 36-24-36. LESS than five percent of professional models have butter or margarine in their homes. I read horror stories of a model that overdosed on diet pills, of another that ate Kleenex for sustinance.

Apparently fifty percent of females of ages only 12-16 feel uncomfortable with their body image, and most of them have tried a serious diet or even more extreme methods of weight loss.

But the issue of my paper isn't the WHAT that is happening, it is the WHY. My first point is fairly simple--the danger of the power of sex appeal as a marketing ploy. Through commercials, unrealistically endowed models and sex symbols, and the eerily perfect moguls of modern media, impressionable youth is led to believe that the only way to be loved or to be happy is to be beautiful. This also has a similar effect on some of the male population, but for men and young males, the commercialization of beauty leads them to believe that all women are perfect, and that if they are not, they are worthless.

Another point I'd like to make is the commercial availability of products that are designed to actually help people follow the mold cast by these self-destructive messages. Who hasn't been inundated by low-carb products recently? Books, films, cheesy exercise videos, unhealthy diet foods, and such only help aid the idea that having an imperfect body means that something is actually wrong with you, all the while undermining the principles of a true healthy lifestyle.

Yeah. Feel free to add any input you like, it would be largely appreciated.

The_Cold_Kombatant Wrote: Wow. That was gay.

Thank you!!!

Anyway, you're still not quite getting my point, which I suppose I haven't really conveyed very clearly. There are those who meet an attractive woman and find love, and then there are those who meet an attractive woman and find a vagina. To be one of the former means that you respect a woman's personality as much as her body and are CAPABLE of a loving relationship, while one of the latter will simply dump her aside once she gets boring or when he finds someone better.

BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?

Not at all, no.


2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?

To some people, maybe, but I don't think they are.


3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?

Unless laser-eye surgery counts, no.


4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?

No.


5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?

Never needed to try them.


6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?

Haha, no.


7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?

No.
I don't care for appearance, really.


8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?

If you believe them, perhaps.
I don't believe them, so; no.


9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?

What is the ideal body?
I can't answer this one, sorry.


10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?

Hell no, I will never do a job I don't like.


MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?

No.


2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?

Perhaps, it depends.
As an answer yes or no, I'll say; yes.


3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?

No.


4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?

No.


5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?

No.


6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?

No.




I was bored, so I thought I'd lend a hand, if it's worth anything.

BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?

No

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?

No

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?

No and No

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?

No

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?

No and N/A

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?

Sometimes when I'm on the pooper cuz my girl subscribes.

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?

No

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?

No

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?

No

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?

Yes

MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?

Yes

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?

No

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?

Yes

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?

No

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?

Yes

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
(EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?)

I am first attracted to the female's body yes. But I do look for a brain after the initial attraction.

So I guess I would say Yes.

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?
NO

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?
YES

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?
NO and NO! (side note: I consider plastic surgery the coward's way, for the weak and lazy)

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?
YES

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?
NO

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?
NO

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?
NO

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?
YES

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?
NO

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?
NO,NO, and NO!

MALES:

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?
NO

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?
YES.(depends on the personality though)

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?
NO

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?
NO

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?
NO

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
(EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?)
NO. I prefer personality.

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?
A little.
2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?
It depends on the celeberty...some are bad, some aren't.
3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?
I never had, I never would unless there was something dramaticaly abnormal about my appearance. I have considered a penial reduction
4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?
Yes many people.
5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?
Never tried
6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?
No, yuck dude, that's just wrong...jk...but no I really don't have much interest.
7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?
No
8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?
Yes, very much.
9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?
Well I think I get what your asking, but let me say, there is no the ideal body image for women. There are many. Many may resolve on some basic things...but different strokes for different folks. The general ideal body image for women is a bit gross, I personally am very attracted to granola type women...guess it must be the grass roots
10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?
I don't consider careers of any sort because they are booming.

MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?
Not in the least
2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?
As long as she met my other creteria
3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?
Mostly no, but some women wear makeup that is a bit softer and more natural looking, that I like
4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?
No, no group of any people should all act alike
5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?
It is one large factor, yes
6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
(EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?)
Nope, it's the whole package that matters. I wouldn't touch the finest women in the world if she was a republican...but that's just me.

you_suck Wrote: Hello, all. I'm doing a research paper in school about the media effects on the self esteem and body image of Americans, primarily women, and I need an absurd about of surveys filled out to recieve credit for that bit of the paper. So I ask you, fellow MKO-ers, to fill them out. There are three; one is for both sexes, one is for males, and one is for females. Please fill out the ones that apply to you. Please answer with a simple yes or no, thank you. BOTH SEXES 1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance? 2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models? 3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it? 4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder? 5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work? 6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines? 7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate? 8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products? 9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic? 10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming? MALES 1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive? 2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery? 3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive? 4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing? 5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image? 6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women? (EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?) FEMALES 1. Do you wear makeup regularly? 2. Do you feel that most or all women ought to wear makeup? 3. Have you ever tried to emulate a certain celebrity with your clothing, makeup, hairstyle, or body shape? 4. Did you play with Barbie dolls as a child? 5. Do you aspire to become a model, actress, dancer, or other type of performer? 6. Have you ever purchased an article of clothing that was painful or uncomfortable, such as shoes, bodices, corsets, etc., for the sake of beauty?

BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance? No

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models? Yes

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it? No and no

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder? Not that I know of

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work? Hell no

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines? Pfft, no

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate? Nope

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products? Yes

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic? Yes

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming? No


MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive? Eww

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery? Yes

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive? No

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing? No

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image? Yes

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women? I like both.
(EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?)

BOTH SEXES

1. Do you feel insecure about your appearance?

No

2. Do you feel celebrities are bad role models?

Yes

3. Have you ever had cosmetic surgery? Would you consider having it?

No

4. Do you know someone who has or has had an eating disorder?

Yes

5. Have you ever tried a commercial "fad diet" such as Atkins or Slimfast, bought a piece of miracle fat-loss excersize equipment, or tried diet pills? Did they work?

No

6. Do you read celebrity tabloid magazines?

No

7. Do you ever feel pressured to improve your appearance to satisfy your partner, or to attract a mate?

Yeah i guess so

8. Do you think that commercial advertising puts too heavy of an emphasis on beauty to sell their products?

Yeah

9. Do you think the ideal body image for modern women is unrealistic?

yeah

10. Would you consider a career in plastic surgery, now that the business is booming?

No


MALES

1. Do you feel that repeated and public users of plastic surgery, such as Pamela Anderson, are attractive?

No

2. Would you mind dating a girl that has had major cosmetic surgery?

No

3. Do you find women who wear excessive makeup or overly provocative clothing to be attractive?

No

4. Do you think that all women should wear makeup or provocative clothing?

No

5. Do you think that the male ideal for the perfect woman shapes their body image?

No

6. Do you find physical attributes unproportionally attractive (as compared to personality) in women?
(EDIT: This question seems confusing to some people...simply put, do you prefer a body over a brain?)

Yeah