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IIN to be irritated with seeing the same type of people in movies?
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So now that I'm older I'm so irritated with movies, magazines, and tv shows. I'm irritated because everybody always looks the same. Blonde blue eyed woman with brunette white males. I feel like society is saying that this is the only kind of beautiful. Sometimes I refuse to watch movies, tv shows or buy magazines because of this. So is it normal? Do other people feel this way?
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I think this is particularly true for female actors. Men are allowed to be a bit odd looking if they're a good actor, but women rarely are. It annoys me too, but it annoys me on behalf of all the great female actors out there who don't get a part because their face doesn't fit. And I feel sorry that I don't get to see good acting in a film because it's been sacrificed for the sake of turning it into a beauty pageant.
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It's normal. I've never been attracted to a guy with red hair before, but for once I'd like to see a guy with red hair on tv, and a girl with dark hair and dark eyes instead of the regular barbie and ken.
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I don't know what tv/movies you guys watch but not all girls are blonde, or have blue eyes, or look like barbies...
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Not normal. I say, get over it.
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its normal to be irritated with seeing that. its a stereotype that needs to be put back into the shadows where it belongs.
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I agree with you. I find most Hollywood movies bland a distasteful as they have horrible story lines and all of the actors look the same. I don't find any of these people attractive, they're all copies of each other.
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