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This is a very random question. Why does most males prefer hot girls over cute girls (provided that they're both different type of looks)?
Doesn't that beg the question?This is a very random question. Why does most males prefer hot girls over cute girls (provided that they're both different type of looks)?
I'm not even sure I understand what you're trying to say.This is a very random question. Why does most males prefer hot girls over cute girls (provided that they're both different type of looks)?
I'm not even sure I understand what you're trying to say.
I don't think it's begging the question yet. It would become begging the question if someone answered something like "Men prefer hot girls over cute ones because hot girls are generally preferable, whereas cute girls are merely cute." In other words, to "beg the question" you have to answer the question by asserting the assumptions of the question.Doesn't that beg the question?
Define hot, define cute, show research that supports your statement.Why does most males prefer hot girls over cute girls (provided that they're both different type of looks)?
Those are some terrible examples to illustrate your point.See the difference xD (everyone has there own idea of cute and hot though..)
Why do you think most males prefer hot girls over cute girls? How you define these might be completely different than how someone else does. What you consider cute, they might consider hot. I do see what you are getting at though, and I think it really depends on who you are asking and what stage of their life they are in. I think people that aren't looking for a relationship at all prefer hot girls while someone looking to settle down a little more would prefer someone they find to be beautiful. Although I think beauty develops as you get to know someone so you could go from thinking they are hot to thinking they are beautiful. I guess "hotness" is more related to lust and beauty related to love. I don't know if anything I just said makes sense but theres my two cents.This is a very random question. Why does most males prefer hot girls over cute girls (provided that they're both different type of looks)?
:rofl:I lined up six cute girls one one side and a half dozen hot girls on the other. I was in the process of deciding which I like better when my wife came in. I prefer the quiet life, but I don't live it.
Because body temperature rises about 0.4 degrees during ovulation until a few days before the start of a woman's menstrual cycle. Mating is more effective at creating offspring if it's done when a woman is fertile, so natural selection makes women with a higher body temperature more attractive than women that just look nice.This is a very random question. Why does most males prefer hot girls over cute girls (provided that they're both different type of looks)?
Romeo and Juliet too, except she transformed into a hot guy. It's complicated and it didn't work out well.Wasn't this one of the themes in Grease (and more recently, Glee)? The "cute" girl transformed into the "hot" girl to secure the affections of her beloved.
:rofl::rofl::rofl:I lined up six cute girls one one side and a half dozen hot girls on the other. I was in the process of deciding which I like better when my wife came in. I prefer the quiet life, but I don't live it.
I think that is: circulus in probando (circular arguement).I don't think it's begging the question yet. It would become begging the question if someone answered something like "Men prefer hot girls over cute ones because hot girls are generally preferable, whereas cute girls are merely cute." In other words, to "beg the question" you have to answer the question by asserting the assumptions of the question.
Whether she was hot at night and cute during a day is a matter of personal preferences.I think this was the theme of Shrek, too, where Fiona turned into a hot chick every night and back into a cute chick every day.
Definitely Mary Ann!This is an age old discussion: Ginger or Mary Ann?
I'm not completely certain myself, but I've googled it and read about 5 different sites. A couple of them characterize it as a form of circular argument, and it seems, from all 5 sites, that in order to constitute "begging the question" you need both an unproven assumption and a conclusion based on that assumption. The OP has only unproven assumptions. So, I don't think it's begging the question yet, and won't be until someone offers a conclusion arising from acceptance of the unproven assumptions. My impression is that, to be properly labeled as "begging the question" it's acceptable for the conclusion to be completely circular ("because hot girls are preferable") or not so circular ("because hot girls give the impression they'd be more exiting in bed").I think that is: circulus in probando (circular arguement).
What I meant by begging the question is that the OP has assumed that 'most guys prefer "hot" girls over "cute" girls.' I'm not sure if that's what begging the question means though.
Mary Ann always wins because she was authentically cute while Ginger was always a hollow caricature of a hot woman.This is an age old discussion: Ginger or Mary Ann?