Pfft. Speak for yourself. I'm the same age as Travis but don't find him attractive at all. He had nice arms I suppose but that's it IMO.
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Most attractive male housemate?
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Pfft. Speak for yourself. I'm the same age as Travis but don't find him attractive at all. He had nice arms I suppose but that's it IMO.
GURRRRL. WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING?!?!?!
MADONNA
Scalp collector
Shackles
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For attractiveness I go with facial features. I don't care about the body really.
I'd choose Travis in this case.
Despite him being a total douchebag, the dude has an handsome face. His smile is a bit awkward and dodgy though. His eyes are just dreamy. He's too muscular though - Not exactly my thing.
I'd choose Travis in this case.
Despite him being a total douchebag, the dude has an handsome face. His smile is a bit awkward and dodgy though. His eyes are just dreamy. He's too muscular though - Not exactly my thing.
natalia
Well-Known Member
I think we have a similar taste in men
GURRRRRL. You have good taste <3
Shackles
The pen is mightier than the sword.
I'm a guy.
I prefer men who look similar to me, facially (Mediterranean features - small dark eyes). I hope I don't sound vain or something...
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colby68
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why is there no check button for Gemma. not saying he is attractive, but he is a man. isn't he?[DOUBLEPOST=1411464129][/DOUBLEPOST]why is there no check button for Gemma. not saying he is attractive, but he is a man. isn't he?
I'm a guy.
I prefer men who look similar to me, facially (Mediterranean features - small dark eyes). I hope I don't sound vain or something...
GURRRL is just an internet thing
I'm a guy.
I prefer men who look similar to me, facially (Mediterranean features - small dark eyes). I hope I don't sound vain or something...
Hahaha@men who look similar. I'm a 33 year old woman and I find the same thing, with personality too! I'm tall, and a big girl (think Chrissie Swan), astute with a big laugh. A lot of women I find attractive (including Chrissie, Rebel Wilson, Kelly Osborne, Adele and Dawn French) fit this mould too!
Shackles
The pen is mightier than the sword.
Yep. I guess it's true that us gays and lesbians prefer people who look like us, hence why we get confused for being siblings.
PassionPop
Cheap & Nasty
Zero votes for Jason so far … ouch … someone throw him a bone!
Lanna
Member
I did turn away from Dion at first because i thought he was only put in the house for some 'eye candy' but after a while he is such a gentleman, absolute respect for him the fact that he looks so natural and comfortable around people, especially Jason and that quality dance was just tops!
the fact that he looks so natural and comfortable around people, especially Jason and that quality dance was just tops!RealityRaver2
Active Member
I did turn away from Dion at first because i thought he was only put in the house for some 'eye candy' but after a while he is such a gentleman, absolute respect for him
Whilst this is true and it is always important to acknowledge progression in society, I think it is also backwards of us to 'congratulate' people for accepting someone (Jason, who is gay) who is different from them (in this case, Dion). The more it is talked about, the more it proves it is still an issue.
In this case, why should Dion be congratulated for treating Jason like a normal human being? Why does Dion hold that power, as if he is entitled to accept or reject people - because he is perceived as the ideal citizen/housemate? Because he is straight and male and good-looking?
I just think that, whilst it is important to point out who is inclusive and accepting of others (as a characteristic of their nature and heart), that by also just talking about it is like saying "Oh, look at Dion playing nicely over there with the queer kid. Dion is such a great guy. He is even talking to Jason, who is so gay!" Should Jason be penalised because he isn't what is deemed "the norm"? And why does Dion get rewarded and get points for interacting normally with someone in a minority?
If anything, this should not even be a talking point. Everyone should be tolerant and accepting of each other where it doesn't even need to be mentioned. And if they aren't, then we have something to discuss about that person.
Just an observation of society and its thinking, not a personal attack!
Yep. I guess it's true that us gays and lesbians prefer people who look like us, hence why we get confused for being siblings.
Ha!!! It's so funny you say that. I saw a photo of Darren Palmer (Block judge), his hubby and their son in the paper the other week...he and hubby look like twins!!
^^this!!!! In the same vein, it SHITS me when people say they accept gay people "regardless"...regardless of what!? That's like saying "there's an elephant in the room, but I'm choosing to ignore it". There shouldn't be an elephant in the room.
bouffant
Member
Whilst this is true and it is always important to acknowledge progression in society, I think it is also backwards of us to 'congratulate' people for accepting someone (Jason, who is gay) who is different from them (in this case, Dion). The more it is talked about, the more it proves it is still an issue.
In this case, why should Dion be congratulated for treating Jason like a normal human being? Why does Dion hold that power, as if he is entitled to accept or reject people - because he is perceived as the ideal citizen/housemate? Because he is straight and male and good-looking?
I think the point is that Dion HASN'T mentioned it - its not even an issue. He's not being congratulated for "getting on with the gay one" but rather for doing exactly what you're advocating, not even mentioning it.