





People are beautiful.
People have a wide variety of appearances.
These two statements are not contradictory.
I am annoyed that we, as a society seem to feel that beauty must be standardized. Today, I'm going to focus on noses.
Michael Jackson was a handsome young man. Now, he's freaky looking. I will admit, though, that Michael is an exception. He has demonstrated time and again, and in numerous ways, that there must be some question about his psychological well-being. Besides, according to Michael, he's never had a nose job.
So let's look at the hot item of ten minutes ago: TomKat

Katie went from cute as a button to just ordinary.
Finally, the clincher was the first one I ever really noticed: Jennifer Grey she was distinctive and she was beautiful. Now, I don't recognize her photos unless they're labeled with her name. She's beautiful, but ordinary.
If I rant about this again, I'll look at teeth. Look out, Affleck