The Stars Without Cosmetics » anna-kournikova


6 Responses to “anna-kournikova”


  1. 1 Emma (España, Spain)
    August 9, 2009 at 11:57 pm

    ella es guapa y punto. y encima se le da el tenis q te cagas, pero tiene el gusto en el culo por salir con enrique iglesias… (que feooooo!!!!) enfin…

    traduction

    She is pretty, and that´s all. She plays tennis very well too, but she likes ugly guys (enrique iglesias) buaaaaajjjhhh!! xD

  2. 2 Victor
    July 27, 2009 at 2:29 pm

    oh my…she still wonderfull…fuck the gay as wrote if she´s ugly

  3. 3 zoe
    July 14, 2009 at 5:42 am

    Wow! She’s still gorgeous….To the jerk who called Anna ugly…I am sure she looks better without makeup than 90% of women on earth! Too bad jealous people have to hate on her, oh well the haters are prolly ugly anyway!…She looks NORMAL and NATURAL, why is this such a bad thing?

    • 4 Valen
      July 22, 2009 at 1:42 pm

      Human males & females are extremely similar physically.
      When you take away things like makeup and female clothing & hairstyles, there’s little left to distinguish a woman from a man.

      When the commenter says she’s ugly in this photo, it’s because, in this photo, she’s lacking one of the key things that modern human males depend on to indicate female gender.
      ie, she’s ugly in this picture because she looks too much like a dude.

      And, for the record, humans don’t come in the flavor “gorgeous”.
      As far as looks go, humans are somewhere between a sloth and an armadillo.
      You can lie to yourself all you want but, from an outside, uninfluenced POV, the words awkward, hideous and frightening are better choices when trying to describe the appearance of humans.

      • 5 Fear the monitor
        September 20, 2009 at 8:16 am

        I think that’s more an indication of the women you perceive to be “normal” rather than anything else.

        There is such a thing as biological normality. Biologically _normal_ men and women are easy to distinguish. And it’s not (all) to do with curves/boobs. Their cranial/facial/body biometry as well as posture, attitudinal nature and demeanour (all higher function driven processes) are very distinct.

        Sure, if you take an effeminate “male”, and put it next to a masculinised “female”, and use these as yardsticks of normality, then you’re going to have problems in terms of gender discernment. And again, as an aside, this is not all to do with form: Musclier, for men, does not always equal more masculine. If anything, especially for those who work out to be “body beautiful” rather than functionally strong, it is more an indicator of effeminacy and self-sensualisation. Demeanour, posture and attitude are critical in gender discernment and gender identity.

  4. 6 MCV
    June 6, 2009 at 8:58 am

    fuckin ugly


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