[Netherrealmer]

A talkshow in America during the 2000s have a contest called Miss Butterface. Its a pageant for Ugly women. This woman won and people on the audience are retching on the sight of her face.



Beauty standards is the 90s is so high this is considered ugly. I swear I had seen present day women seen as hot today that looks like her. I will even say she is prettier than present day American made videogame protagonists.



Gen X are so crass

[eldavis]

Indeed their standards are quit different today, in our current time, this is no where near ugly.

[Netherrealmer]

Like with a little make up she will be considered hot today, Whats wrong with 90s and early 2000s people who thinks this is ugly

[nakitakona]

No idea about this. Sorry.

[eldavis]

Lol even without makeup she still looks okay, anyways back then they where really strict about so many things.

[Netherrealmer]

Meanwhile fishlips and buccal fat removal is somehow seen as beautiful by some people

[ptrikha21]

I would not like to comment on anyone's looks. It is just not right.
However, things change over time.
Still in India, I see people buying fairness products although barriers are slowly breaking in many areas.

[germainebull]

The “Miss Butterface” pageant is a terrible example of how society has been degrading women based on physical appearance. It’s heartbreaking to see people laugh or throw up because of someone’s appearance. The truth is that beauty standards change—what was considered “ugly” in the 90s may be “hot” today. And yet, beauty isn’t just about looks; it’s about personality, confidence, and vibes. Today’s video game characters don’t even have the realism of real people. Let’s respect everyone, bro—every look has its value.